... 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 ...

... of Maine, had advaliced ito the Valley of Upper St. John, and had established themselves In a position where the Fish. River falls into the St. John, called the Mouth or Coefin- ence of tile St. John and the Fifh River. Bat with regard to wbat was done ...

... as there was a 10 voter left on the registry; but that would not be many years, if this bill was allowed to pass. Mr. J. GRATTAN seconded the amendment. The bill was evidently levelled at the Roman Catholic body, and it would well nigh disfranchise the ...

... with- Jut it. If Johtt Moran died, there would he a John Moran lying, in Ertgland there wag a 9cruttoy antotldly, sOD ought titer,, to be in Ireland. If a certificate were signed with 1he cross of John Moran, and were exempted from an an- niallscrutinly-if ...

... search for unregistered arms io those districts that were disturbed, bat the go- vernosent were not prepared now to bring in another arms bil,. The, Marquess ofWESl'MEATH wished to know whether the noble tinarquese was aware that the Arms Act expired at the ...

... world. The report was adopted unaninioutely. The speakers on the eccasion were the Rev. John Woodwark Mr Wix, Rev. James flargreavee, Mr. E. W. Itichards, Bev. John Burnett, Mr. J. P. Price, and the Rev. Charles Stovell. CRATHAr.-Orders were received at ...

... 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 ...

... their lordships. ARMES-I RE LAND. The Marquis of NOaMAscusy, in answer to observations I made by the Earl of Glengall, said that the officers of police in Ireland bad received strict injunctions to search for and seize all unregistered arms in Ireland. Lord ...

... some part of the th ving Irish press had been so gross, ifli~t iidgagato would 'M oat, have been' ashamed of it Mrf. I GRaTTAN'rose Gi wsto inquire whether, Sir ?? Bateson. alludded 'to'any A mas ember of tbe House (order, order ?? R. Al the BATSON ...

... daughter of the late Rtobeirt VauX, Esq. Of W~est L Greoen H-ouse, Tottenham. til CLERGYMEN DECEASED. of May 19, at Cardigan, the Rev. .John Black-wcll, A.B. co ?? olge nthsUiversity, and Vicar of BE Mae~vPibrksie gd42 years. The Livin,, A Ma o ?? Afe AccM ...