... that the statements are not merely vafounded, bitt are a tissue eof base ansd isfamousfalseehoods. I remain, &c., H. GRATTAN. Mr Grattan has since directed his solicitor to apply for a criminal information against Mr Reynolds for the words attributed to ...

... by intimidation, any Cortes to be chosen; to and because in Portugal any effective opposition nO must assume the form of an armed pdeaneial> ento. Here the admission is made that the liberals and the r people of Oporto took the only effective means of ...

... their-way to the mestropolis when. it bereft of all means of existence at home.: if SEAsres FOR ARMS.-The police were engaged last week in a searching for fire-arms in rue proclaimed districts of the county of. us Gaiway, but they obtained very few. The ...

... Moses Montefiore, John Trol- lope, M.P., George P'hilips, 3. Hadley D'Oyly, Charles Lemon, T. Dyke Acland, Joli Walsh, Edmund Antrobus, Robert H. Inglis, .James J. It. Mackenzie, Robert Price, rIP., Yrederic llamiltom, John llall, John B. Boileau, Rtobert ...

... ger moost excellently; and on Friday is anuonuced ;Manried Life, and Katharine and Petenoblo, by desire of the Earl ot Cardigan and the officers of the 11th Prince Albert's Own Htussars. The baud of the regiment wvill attend. A4 full and most fashionable ...

... CE. DREADFUL CARDIGANSHIRE. |DREADFUL SUICIDE OF A GENTLEMAN OF FORTUNE-On. Friday, an inquest was held at the Red Lion, Cardigan, on the i body of Morriss Morriss, Esq., aged forty-five, who committed l suicide on the preceding day under the subjoined ...

... thel people in this hall to arm. INow I call on 'You igalia to arma [ch~eers]. I sany armn, arm, [.cheers]. Ilad wle aroced four mouths avo, we Would he four months iitetrer our libvlcry to-clay [inameilse che-eliving] Arm no0w, aid yourwk ?? anid Godl ...

... you that the National Convention never lines advised, and that it utterly repudiates the idea of, an armed assemblage being called together, or an armed procession takingr place; atntd we, moreover, assure you, on the part of ourselves and the National ...

... latrot latelligencr. SATmBD Y MocxiNG, APFan 8, 1848. THE CHARTIST MOVEMENT. The cNational Convention assembled in John street, Fitz- roy square. adjourned for a space, yesterday, to give time for -a deputation to go down to the Home Office, to report ...

... motives cannot at this monrent be aiscertatined .I airy that it is tire duty of the Government, and of Parlirrment, to stand armed in thit renireet, on in every other, against sucir contiagen- dles an may airise [hear, Irear]. I will not go fertirer ait ...

... gentleman choose but that of the Roman gentleman of old-law and arms; law of a better sort than that which county magistrates now dole out under the inspiration of a not very learned clerk, and arms of a more manly and honourable kind than those which are used ...

... killed on the spot. In a moment barricades were constructed in all the leading streets; the arsenal was stormed, and all the arms it contained plundered and distributed amongst the people. The barracks from which the troops had fired on the people were ...