... by Sir John Lubbock and the Council, and by t them conducted into the great room in which the society's r neetings are held, where the other fellows and the repre. ientatives of other learned bodies already mentioned were I assembled. Sir John Lubbock ...

... With reference to Lord John Russell's attack on the Lord Chancellor, he vindicated that eminent nobleman, and the selection of him for his high office; repeated Lord Lyndhurst's own explanation; anti rebuked the conduct of Lord John Russell and the Whigs ...

... titions), Lewes, Harwich (two petilions), Wigan, Rutland, 'y Longford county, Wakefield, Sudbury, Brldport, Ipswich, .r Belfast, Cardigan, borough (from Mr. P. Pryse), Wigton, burghe, Rochester, Giocester, city, Blackburn, Tipperary, a Lichfield, Southampton ...

... parties interested, to accomplish such a desirable object. Amongat the gen. eral visitors to this fair have been the Earl of Cardigan, Lord Sandys (King's Dragoon Guards), Generalflrother- ton, Colonel Jackson (6th Dragoon Guards), Lieutenant Colonel Hlankey ...

... and organization of clubs in Ireland. Previously to doing so, however he inquired it the information was correct, that Lord John Russell had given notice, in the other house of parliament, of his in- tention to introduce atbill for the temporaryiuspeitsiolt ...

... men-viz., A~ick'XMelty and James Reed killed, and six others severety ivoiind'ed2 '`nGhaaVing his thigh fractured, another his arms broken, and another having lost afh eye, In addition to other severe injuries5 The two men belonging to the crew who were drowned ...

... IRELAND. THlE S TATE TRIALS I h The first witness exam~ined on the Irish trials 0on Tues the day morning was John M1'aguire, a head constable Of Po' nthe lice, who detailed somle of the occurrences at the Longford htic meceting. He proved that the Peasantry ...

... nesday lavi in ihe Conlroller-Geiteral's room stilts Excite- nit quer. At the meeting already held She Judge-Advocate, Ini -.ior John N'sichot, aeteet as president. The other commis- el sioners ,appointed to iniquire into this subject are thle Right li lIon ...

... arrived at the conclusion that it would be necessary to introduce a bill, next session, to prohibit all party processions bearing arms, banners, and emblems, calculated to provoke a breach of the peace. Proleeting,Duty on Corm-Mr. HEuRiss then proceed- ed to ...

... motion was agreed to and a select committee appointed. The House then adjourned. - MONDAY, Jan. 25, Siate of Ireland.-Lord JoHN RuSSIE.L, in bringing I under the consideration of the house the state of Irelandt observed that he never had greater need ...

... to the house. He ire would, however, refer to one of them. It stated that a le large body of men, amounting to 200, some armed, tra- ed versed the district on Thursday night, warning all whom on- they visited not to attempt to till the land this year ...

... owners of land in and near Hastings,Colchester,Brighton, Halifax,&c.; from the inhabitants of Sligo,Boroughbridge, and St. John's, Wapping, and from Liverpool, signed by some thousands, besides the 40,000 persons whose petition he presented on a former ...