... weeded out, and the directory constituted on “ safer” basis. June 7. —As Meagher was proceeding at the head of his club (the Grattan) yesterday evening from the club-room in Cumberland-street to the Music-hall, was stopped the entrance to Glocester-street ...

... surname or coat arms in favour of that of his bride. He decided the option by assuming the name Percy ; and the antient royal arms of Brabant are at this das the first the eight hundred and ninety-two the Percy shield. Wot more famous in arms than distinguished ...

... Hume, Mr. P. Wood, r ' 'J . Connell, Mr.Grogan. Mr. H. Grattan, and Mr. Reynolds delivered their sentiments on tins clause; but no practical result was derived from it. as the hour compelled Lord John Kussell to move that the Chairman report progress and ...

... disembodied out-pensioners, and armed police. An order has been received at Birmingham, from Ibe French government, for 50,000 stand of aims. There is also order from the government of Denmark to the extent of 3i>,oUo stand of arms. The Nottingham Review wa ...

... review the course taken by the Government and by Lord Clarendon, who had at length determined that it was necessary he should armed with the power of detaining all persons suspected of treasonable or seditious intentions, or holding such opinions. He was ...

... ' ° Sevean have gained no tidings of her. oute Chist she did, sit 1IORRIBLE CASE,-At the recent Galway as sizes a man named John Clouslly pleaded guiltv toi charge of sheep stesling. Thle judge said engilyt be put to such practices, or that no mm 's an ...

... 000,000 a-ye«r, being nearly half the amount of our annual taxation. We have great pleasure in announcing that the Earl of Cardigan, who has been for some time the owner of the splendid yacht the Enchantress, has been elected a member of the Royal Yacht ...

... n of Mr John O'Coimell with a direct negative, and entered into several statements to point out the injury which the repeal of the union would inflict upon Ireland, both socially and politically. Mr Blackall moved, as an amendment to Mr John O'ConnelPs ...

... WEEKLY COMPENDIUM. The Queen hasappointed Edmund Arnout Grattan. Esq. to be her -Majesty's Consul for the State ot Massachusetts also John Saunders, Esq. to be Clerk the Circuits and Clerk the Crown the Circuits, and George Botsiord, Esq. to be Clerk ...

... next spring, as they are the next for service abroad. Lord Cardigan and ms Officers.—Wo are authorised to state, with reference to certain animadversions upon Lord Cardigan, originating in the John Bull newspaper of the 11th instant, and copied into some ...

... subject of repeal. A discussion of some interest then took piacp, in which Mr. Reynolds, Mr. Grattan, Mr. Anstey, Mr. Urquhart, Mr. Rice. Major Blackall, and Lord John Russell took part. Tbe motion for the adjournment of the debate waa then put and carried ...

... Derby was oYedsefy of Yarmouth and the freemen could not with justice be * the freemen of Derby were allowed to with^tt. Lord John Russelithougt rt right to suspend the wr until some inquiry should be maue. think tbat sufficient bad been proved to justify ...