... [MPE RIALPARLIAMENT. I HOUSE OF LORDS, FRIDAY, FanRUAuRVI.19 On tho motionx that the trial of the Earlsof Cardigan be printed, Lord Eldfon dra qu tihb .'ttention of their lordeiips to an expression of~satisfaction in thle ad- dress of the AttorneyhGeueral ...

... the intention of government to effect any change in the law with regard to the registration of arms in Ireland, as it was generally un- derstood that arms had got into the hands of improper per- sons in various parts of the country? totrl MORPEPTH ?? ...

... issued from the office of Woods and, Forests to Ofamake preparations in the House of Lords for the tritilof tits Earl of Cardigan, and yesterday moining wor~kmen and Iwere busily engaged in taking the nec'essary measore. 16 as ments. Additional galleries ...

... con]- parative!y trifling nature? To gain this obtject wisa worth more to Russia than all tbe successes wihich ei- ther ier armes or her tegociations could britg her ili any other way ; and in this object she had unhappily thus far surcuedertv. Viscount ...

... again presided and moved that the Lord Speaker should give his ottleis for the purblication of the trial of the it Earl of Cardigan -Agreed to. The Earl of idOUNTCASHEL believed3 the trial that bad re. 5 cently taken place In their Llesrdship's Rouse was ...

... BROUGHAMI, the bill was read a second time, and referred to the select com- mittee. EARL OF CARDIGAN. The Earl of SIIAFTESBURY presented a petition from the Earl of Cardigan, stating that the day of trial of the in- dictment now depeniding in their lordships' ...

... DUNCANNON laid on thedtoblo socmesatltional. regual- tb tions relativ-t&13 the forms to be oliasimod on the, trial of the Egel of Cardigan. fe Adjourned-tilil Monday. mONDA Y, IFbnuirtj8. Arrmassag ifrombher Majesty. relsttve~to .tboisices of Lard Keane in, ndia ...

... Clay, Mr. Gisborne, Sir John Rae Ejid. Mr. Ostwald, Mr. CharleS W'ood, MrII. Rielkterd, Mr. Warburton, Mlr. Pattison, Mr. lIcmriie, Mr. Ellice, M. Ser'geant Jatckson Ilt. Hle- tor, Mr. Grote, Sir Thioats Fremitantle, Mr. John Abel Stmtitl, Mr. Strutt ...

... 1tto Ia H OUSE OF LORDS, FRIDAY, FEB. 19. TRYE ARL OF CARDIGAN. EAYI SHAflSBVuit moved that the Lord Speaker * l) giO orders for printing anad publishing the prhceed- l5mf'rit the triasl of the Earl of Vardigan -The Eac! of ELon oomptaiuad that the masters ...

... re i liirristcr to tie retaitelle ?? Ids OWII irtlr I, ?? exert himself to the utimiost to Ilt tint.l I llal tilhe larl of CARDIGAN (8fi'lied I u lkv Iiree of unauticipateil ingemliuty, Jiti serlI l 1his counsel, the bar would have belin wdti'!ird il ii ...

... from ILowth, Tlyrone, andi Armaghs; b M1r.'AMorgan John O'Connell, from Kerry ; Lord Clements, ti from Leitrim; 'Mr. E. 'Roces, fromt Cork; Mir. Henry tI Grattan, from Moeath; and Mr. James Grattan, from e Wicklow. Petitions in favour of Lord Stanley's ...

... and good conduct. He was also highly pleased to find included in that vote of thliks, his gfillant friend and companion in arms, Sir Charles Siiit l, and the officers of the En- gileers. The Earl of M1INTO beogged to be permitted to say one word upon ...