... notwithstanding, of opinion that the balance advantages was in its favour, and he should therefore support it.—The Earl of Cardigan denounced the extraordinary change in the whole policy of the Government, in which he could no longer place confidence, and ...

... applause. The Liberator entered the meeting at a quarter to one, and said—l have the honour to move that Henry Grattan do take the chair. Mr. Grattan accordingly took the chair. He said it was necessary for them to avoid any irritating subjects -•specially ...

... Wischenteb, Mr. Chart. Dodos., to Sarah IbM•10, befit al Grattan. May 11, at Starerton. Mr. Thomas llayoard, coach-4.4Na,, to Mn. loos Perkier, bath of Glormater. May sa, at St. Mary's Quell, Mr. John Sekber, canna., to Miss Jam, Lows. May 111, at the Registor ...

... killed ; First Lieutenant, Mr. Sanderson, wounded ; Sergeant Gillon, Royal Marines, shot through the arm ; James Cottle, leg amputated since ; John Davis, George Thompson, J. M'Braith, George Perkins, and William Love), Royal Marines, wounded. Our captain ...

... O'CONN ELL presented a petition from the Town tuncil of Cork against the Protection of Life (Ireland) Dill. TIM DCTIBB. !,ord JOHN RUSSELL gave notice that in committee i the sugar daties be should move the redaction of alt ' ie« on foreign sugar to the ...

... manned and armed by Moors, or inhabitants of the seacoast, put off to the brig, in approaching which they fired upon the crew, at the same time uttering the mo s t • discordant yells. The crew , seeing no chance of combating them, having no arms, were obliged ...

... Louis NAPOLEON : On leaving his apartment, at seven o'clock A. 31., the Prince was dressed as a workman, and carried under his arm a shelf of his own library. He had taken the preciution of shaving off his mustachios and whiskers, which made it impossible ...

... O’Connell, M.P., John Augustus O’Neill, Esq., the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor, Henry Grattan, M.P., Nicholas Maher, M.P., Alderman O’Brien, M.P., John O’Connell, M.P., Maurice O’Connell, M.P., Sir Colman Bart., Cornelius MacLoghlen, T.U., Alderman John Ferguson ...

... the loud and unanimous acclamations of the house. Lord John Russell seconded the motion, which was carried nnanimouslv. Mr. Shaw then moved that W. S. O’Brien, Esq., in custody the Sergeant-at-Arms attending the house, be discharged out of custody,on paying ...

... O'Connell, Min, , John Augustus O'Neill, Esq, the Right Hon the Lord Mayor, Henry Grattan, MAl, Nicholas Maher, Di P, MAlderman O'Brien, DI P, John O'Connell, u O'Connell, t e P, Sir Colman O'Loghlen, Bart, Cornelius Comln, TiAlderman Dardiuer, John F n T, J Reynolds ...

... that I have committed to him against that day in John, when he testified, *• the blood of Jesus Christ cleanseth from all sin.” The Spirit is peculiarly in his office when he so testifies of Christ.— Rev. John Ayre. COURT OF QUEEN’S BENCH— Saturday CRIMINAL ...

... Marquis of Normanby, Lady Wyehcote, Lady and Miss Macaonald, Sir Henry and Lady Meux, Sir Minto and Lady Farquhar, Earl of Cardigan, Mrs. Milner Gibson, &c. &c. Haymarket.—The most popular comedies have been those which aim at reflecting on the the manners ...