... the garrison were under arms, and the police were quite alive. They arrested one of the clubbists for giving the order to march, and lodged him in the Fleet-street watch-house without opposition. At two o'clock the Grattan Club, headed by Mr. Meagher ...

... nothing else was spoken of. The following jury was sworn:— John Fitzgerald (fore- man), 72, Great Brunswick-street ; Wm. VVi Hans, mer- chant; James Power, gentleman; Major Robert Dillon; John Andrew iSweetman, Esq.; Benjamin Lee Guineas, brewer; Charles ...

... Gladstone, John Hudson, C. Gerrans Phillips. Pelly, Oldmixon, Arthur Ctr.iiniing, Richard Douglas. Henry King, Hon. .1 . W. S. Spencer, John Sanderson. C. H. -lay, Thos. B. Bond. C. T. Hillyar, Do Saumerez, John T. Paulson, John Sykes, M'Kinnon, ...

... MR. BULWER'S DEPARTURE. There is nothing important from Spain. After Mr. Bulwer's departure the British arms had been removed from the front of the embassy, and placed inside: Madrid Bourse, May 19.— Three per Cents., 20|; Five per Cents., 13}. Exchange ...