... le or other to Moorish chiefs at Portendic, and another for *) arms, &c., given to the Sultan of Johanna. It appeared to le him most improper to be expending the public money in to arming these obscure savages. e Lord PALMERSTON said that the Mosquito ...

... Canadian legislature was actuated L~y the same san~e of in justice which governed the parliomnreof s this c'uflntry. L ,rd 0' John Russell had since acknowleadged the firito Is of0 the claim, but thought it should be paid out of tho colonisl tees- bT ours> ...

... bindinitg Up~onr ite locnrl 131. rnlitur'tr I u Imin lidid tort see iipcunnswhat ground lie ioas enititleil to ni preiriiim arm Ire unti rosignuci tire situation wirieh lire ?? for another ; iut Ih' ?? IMetenrlf't did tort tirotess ho lirow wh'lethuer ...

... the motion of Lord JOHN RUSSELL, the following hon. members were n1omlinated the select committee onl tile exclusion of ?? Janies Graham, Mr. Disraeli, Mr. Goulburn, Sir George Grey, Mr. Henley, Sir John ilobhouse, Mr. Ilumc Mr. John O'Connell, and Mr ...

... harboured all the bad characters in the vicinity, men who lived on roaming the country by day and plundering by night.-Mr. John O'Connell said, the facts were not at all denied, of turning out 500 or 600 poor people to perish, and the levelling of their ...

... Leesomi, Lady Sykes, Sir Samuel Spry, Lady Morgan, Sir f. h Booth, Bart., Sir John aid Miss Burgoyne, Lady Joddrell, 0 Sir C. Marshall, Sir George Armytage, Bart., Hon. John tm Fortescue, Hon. Edward lJpton, Hon. George Milles, Hon O Stuart Wortley, lHon ...

... Ihad correctly understood the noble lord (Lord John Russell) ion at former evening, to contradict the setateisent that a re- Iward of 5001. had been offered for the apprehension of M. !Lafonutaime? o Lord JOHN RUSSELL wats uanderstoodl to say that he hadI ...

... colonel of the regiment, and Earl Cardigan, the lieutenant-colonel and comr~manding officer, on the highly efficient state of the regiment, end then left the ground. The company which had been invited by the Earl of Cardigan, retired to par- take of a slsmptuoua ...

... beseg- ed. The general concludes his despatch by declaring that the result of the day's operations had been glorious to the arms of France. A private letter given by the Prese, and dated fromd Magleanella, near Rome, says that the labours of the French ...

... De Bathe, WI is Bert., Sir Hamilton and Lady Seymour, Sir C. Marshall, Sir.John Thorold, Bart., and Lady Thorold, Sir John end tic in Miss Bargoyne, Lady Sykes, General Sir John Guise, th4 fart., and Lady Guise, Sir George Army tage, Bert., Sir an ?? Campbell ...

... Sir John and a, Miss Buurgoyne, Lady Sykes, Genmeral Sir Jobum Guise, Dart., -and Lady Guise, Sir George Armvtage, Bart., Sir John Camp- b ell, Bart,. amid Lady Canmpbell, fioum. Frederick Baring, t Hom. 11I W. Powys, Hot. Robert Du-das, Hon. John For- ...

... Benjamin i Pusey, Philip Boy'le, lHon. Colonel Bay, Lord John Rich, Henry Bright, John lHayter, William G3. Robinson,George R. Campbell, Hen. W. F. LeyWrood, James Russell, Loid John Carter, John Bonham Hoyworth, Lawrence Rutherford, Andrew Chaplin, William ...