... Commons relative to the conduct of Lord Cardigan, in ordering a private of the I Ith Hussars to be flogged on a Sunday. MAY. 7. In the Gazette of this evening the official accounts of the success of the English arms in China are published. 13. The motion ...

... wherein Sir John Sinclair and Robert Burns are called as witnesses against the Scottish Union, the Chronicle rushes hither and thither with it, invoking wit and vulgarity (Canning and itself), history and prophecy, metaphysics and'i arms against the Irish ...

... parliament which has been returned by the English. John Bull, who talks so much of his Anglo-English Saxon race; John Bull has returned this monopolist parliament- a parliament to starve the working classes. John Bull has often boasted of his love of freedom- ...

... Bill In the Chamber of Doputios closed by a majority of 237 against 16v2 in favour of thc project of lawv. 2. TIte Earl of Cardigan stcrrenders himself into th ecustody of tho Usher of the Black Rod, in ceonsequence of an indictrnent being prefecred against ...

... D atfs, Lord A. Beau. )c crk, Crofton, Halstead, Revern, St. Leger; Mid. s ehipwar, Jackson ; Lieut..Colortel Ellis, Major John. stlone, and Captain Whitcomb, Royal Marinec; Comn- A ve mandur Fletcher, Captains Eyres and Smith, Hon. 1! tc Iieut. Spencer ...

... and upon its arrival on 'lower-hill, the inob was so great that the guard ol duty at the Mint was immediately ordered under arms to clear a wvay for the vans and carts to advance, which they found some difficulty in effecting. The great gates having been ...

... M'Connell, Mr Gallagher, Mr J Bryson, Mr J O'Neill, Mr J Savage, Mr J Laverty, Mr M'Gowart, Dr M'Donnell, Airdrie; Mr M'Auley, do; John O'Neill, Esq, Greenock; Mr M'Anulty, do; Mr Duffy, do; Mr Tierney, do; Mr P O'Neill, Paisley; and the Repeal Wardens and Committees ...

... in Ireland ?? where has oratory shone Forth witlt more thrilling or co-n nmanding force than in a Burke, a Sheridan, and a Grattan (lottd cheers) ?-where has the light of science beamed with a clearer eye than in- Ireland'-and where has phi- rlosophy had ...

... 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 ...

... The E3rl of Cardigan, Lieutenant- Colonel of the 11th (Prince Albert's) Regiment of Hussars, and a number of military officers, were also present in full costume. The Speaker of the House of Commons; Sir William Gossett, Sergeant-at-Arms; Sir Augustus ...

... QUENs Lorid in Waiting enl H. R. I. .and H-, fi. ii e n thle P'rinco AlIbert. Puiimcu AiLEmimT. Qimnen. Sergeant-at-Arms. Ser'geaet-at-Arms. Master of thle 1o1es. ?aistreu,s of the Robes. Lady' of Lim le Dzzemoinber. 'Tue Mtaidsa of Rollour. Bodchuinber ...

... Waiting The Qcbch Lord la Wailing on 11. U. U. and 11. R. If. on the Prince Albert. Prince Albert. Queen, Sergeant-at-Arms. Sergeant-at-Arms. Master of the Horse. Mistress of the Robes. Lady of the Bedchamber. Two Maids of Honour. Bedchamber Woman. The Lord ...