... who is not the only one who has committed himself since the last time we wrote. His unhappy genius has again incited Lord John Russell to compose a letter, which is nominally a reply to the Clergy of Bedford, but is really intended for Henry of Exeter ...

... Karl of Ellen bnbocuh moved for return of all the arms and ammunition seized or surrendered in Ireland between the Utb of March and the Uth of April, and remarked on the reports of the manufacture of arms with which the Irish papers were tilled. wished ...

... some officers the National Guard entering the Chamber wi:h ■heir arm., .hkh (.rohitdied. Tl.o 0.d»r .obHortcd tb. Governor of ihe Chateau, who opposed the National Guards, vine •• No arms in the Chamber.” and the doors was shut again*’them After this ...

... ou. Ncvertlieless, she bore up with great fortitude and P uce ' '' declined being removed from her drawing-room, w icre - in arm el,air. In the course of the day several member, of the royal family and the leading raembere of the r al ; hold were in attendance ...

... , the Karl of Hardwicke. Lord Campbell. Lord Monteagle, the Karl Miuto Lord Milford 1 the Karl of Harrovvby, the Karl of Cardigan. Lord Beaumont, and several ether peers, numbering about thirty. A considerable number of the corns diplomatique were present ...

... Morley house. Esq., Henry John Rueben Earl of Portalington, of Milton Abbas; Wm. Parry Okeden. of Tumworth, Esq. Wiltshire. —Robert Parry Nisbet, of Southhroom bouse, Lsq.; Graham Moore Michell Esinonde, of Moukton house, Esq.; John Grove, of Peru house, ...