... the moiion, and Sir E. KNATCHEBULL sup- ported ?? JOHN RUSSELL said there would be no difficulty when the proper time came in making an arrangement to pay the debt of the prisoner to the Ser- geant-at-Arms, hut there was no necesssity for doing so at present ...

... the Manrqnisof Londonderry respect. to h prtoso unagorti, and the treaty of Bergars. c 0Viscount MELBOURNE said that Lord John Ray -had no pro- a esse instructions as to either, but merl ncted In accordance with % the general views of Governussut. He ...

... Printed Papers Bill with some amendments, Lord JOHN RUSSELL moved that the amendments be taken into consideration on Monday.- The Tithe Composition (Ireland) Bill was read a third titue and passed.-Mr. J. GRATTAN gave notice that on Monday he would move that ...

... romnev thalt th dacd ages of your Sovereign prevent- out gttg his dominions d crossing the sea. to off Come~and measure his arms with me, shuda frthnako l deqern e osoa~whom the rules of Con- ?? Slte~y iadmyon igit ?? me to Oppose my aid ng tend hiseldests ...

... IIrGISTRtATION OF ARMS (IRELAND) BILL. hi The Marqnis of NORItANB3-Y. in reply to uetstions from Lord cl IGLENGALL and the Marquis of WESStil~( sised that the IN ~Irish Government was about to-institute a moot vigorous search te dfor arms in theo disturbed ...

... on the registry. The tnoiton led to.a long discussion, in' which Mr. Shaw,' Mr.' Ly-n'ch, Mr. Litton, Mr. H. Grattan, Lord Stanley, Lord John I.ussett, and Sir R. Pecl, took part. Ministers voted against the instrucliop, and on a diyision, the nnotles ...

... 0dt4 Fellows, of the Manchester unity, h with a select number of' gentlemen, took place at the house of Mr.I' John ~Quigley, the Queen's Arms Hotel, Trrineesvenabuti~vetysa dwn oil the occasion. tir Itishu jstcetosttetht hewoty host and hostees.si approprit ...

... the indictment and ad- ri s- dressed to the assemblage were- Arm yourselves, and ol I. we will soon meet those fellows down there (pointing to zr tbe police) upon their own term's; and Arm yourselves, a in we shall soon be in a condition to oppose force ...

... 3-J6bb-, who 'is now' 82 years of~ego, istth;e father of 23 children, his 'eara sjposa hat ipg just presented him with twins. 'John is a native of, DiuztganponiJn time' county of Tyrone,: and now reslqes In Crawfur '0-close,, Qrss-market, Edinburg, a panper' ...

... Intat tevaluo of the arms, 1 clothing, and other stares that wvere furnished to our allies ha the e year 1814. ethr I Austria--arms and ?? I Fmance--arpis sent to the south of ?? i Hanoever-arms and clothing ?? 239.1179 I 4 Holland-arms and ?? 267,759 M ...

... specimens:are now preserved in her Majesty's scrap book, .whih:,As of a most elegant and costly description. On the cover the royal arms are beauti- fully emblazoned; end beneath is the following inscription.- 'ETCHINGS : , . R ~~1840,: ,- . ; VlCTon1A AND AnE1ST ...

... of which they took possession. The Druses were fiocking to the scene of action, and up' tot ib' 19th ultime, 7000 stand of arms hadl beea distributed'among' them. The Standard ?? gives the following account 'of the attempt of ?? Thiers, at'a Cabinet Council ...