... under its protective laws, now starving in the midst lof plenty. The Noble Lord's powerful speech was ; loudly cheered. Lord John Russell assured Mr. B. OsBORNE that I the Government were not liable to the charge of , thinking coercion tbeonly thing necessary ...

... by the Duke of Norfolk, as Earl Marshal, and Lord Willoughby D'Eresby, (Lord Great Chamberlain,) attended by Garter King-at-Arms, (Sir W. Young,) and the Gentleman Usher of the Black Rod, (Sir Augustus Clifford,) and was conducted to his seat on the Earls' ...

... wife, by putting opium into a cup of tea. From the evidence of complainant (a sickly-looking woman, carrying an infant in her arms), it appeared that the prisoner had for a long period illtreated her in a most shameful manner. She. had lately occupied a ...

... prisoner would be required to surrender at the present session, and enter into fresh recognizances for his future appearance. John Walker, 25, was convicted of uttering counterfeit coin, after having been convicted of a similar offence, and he was sentenced ...

... Dukes of Richmond, New castle, Buckingham, and Montrose ; the Marquises of Salisbury, Exeter, and Downshire ; the Earls Cardigan, Airlie, Stanhope, Warwick, Hardwicks, Delaware, Digby, Kglinton, Desart, Carnarvon, Malmesbury, Lucan, Bandon, ilton, Lonsdale ...

... better) have sounded in Conciliation Hall, as in the British House of Commons. In the end Mr. GRATTAN withdrew his amendment, and the Address was agreed to. Mr. JOHN O'CoNNELL has changed his purpose of dying on the floor of the house, and threatens that the ...

... Blytb for Honflenr. Spoken—The schooner Expedit, Cramer, from Stockholm for Trieste, all well, the Providence pilot-culter, armed here 24th. ALDBOROUGH—Nov. 25 Wind S.W., strong. Off, 24—The. brig Claret, Braniff.from Hartlepool for Bordeaux. , date—The ...

... hut one attempt at murder, which was made The Couacil sat three hours. . , „ .. | evening, when a party of armed ruffians, haring their Henry Grattan, M.P., Mr. Temson, M.P-, • hlackened, went to the house of William Wall, Bnrntuoid French Mr. Callaghan ...

... immediately proceeded en masse to the Treasury Chambers, where preparation had been made their reception :—Mp. Henry Grattan, Mr. John O’Connell, Mr. Maurice O’Connell, Mr. William Keogh, Mr. T. C. Anstey. Major J. W. Blaokall, Mr. M. J. Blake, Mr. Daniel ...

... the sayings and doings of John O'Connell, and of the delusive character of the Repeal movement. He spoke with much severity of the priests as instruments of crime, and concluded by hoping that the Lord Lieutenant would be armed with sufficient power to ...

... Society. The following candidates for election were proposed :—Lyon Play fair, Esq., Phil. D., of 26, Castle Villas, Barnes, and John Stenhouse, Esq., Phil. D., of Provanplace, Glasgow. Mr. Bell, Mr. Gassiot, Mr. Graham, Sir Robert 11. Inglis,7and Mr. Lyell ...

... [Bl9] Cardigan, 22nd Nov. ISABELLA (Schooner), of Sunderland, tram Sanndersfoot for London; deposition of John fteah. Master. [Bls] Caernarvon, ?6th Nov. ANSE (Schooner), of and from Prince Ed- ward’s Island, for Oloucester; deposition of John Matheson ...