... 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 ...

... tir- eumstanaces, as far as they came within his knowledge, of the collision which had taken pleca betwcesa a lirge bl'dy of armed orangemen and a large hody of asened ribbonten, in the neighbourhood oifCastlcwlrlan, on Friday last. The ex 'tout ot the ...

... Blake, Martin J. Heathcoat, John Pililiduon, James Blevritt, Reginald J. Hcnley. Joseph IV. Portal, Melville 1ouveris, Hen. E. P. Henry, Aiexander Rendleham, Lord Bright, John Heyworth, Lawrence Roebuck, John A. Brocklehlurst, John Hindley, Charles luffiord ...

... not in a house constituted at the present, by a few Irish members only, that the statemeots of the bill were untrue. lr. H. GRATTAN was inclined to rupport the amend- ment. He thought that before coming to an utimnts deci- sion the house should have before ...

... lfbd b utisehlared, but he should bring it I fory, a aJ nt the earliest p-ossible period next sesionl. Mr. Reit. and Mr. GRATTA.N objected to the course propi-ect. wtheon 'li.e Srit Wi mii.gcsted, if there was to be any .liscn In , t eriteld rat cmic ...

... wa toat Cp AtCHDALL reminded the house that while hon. Lich IS member,, talked of bands of armed Orangemen they forgot nume- that 'she opposite party were armed also, and were the e cir. attlebing party. on the Mr. REYNOLDS consented to withdraw his motion ...

... given to tire chairman, fe: anc] tito meeting sepsrated. fri SIR JOHN FRANNKLINT'S EXEDI UIO.N. hr Thme letter, of -which the folilowving is a copy, from A Labt Franklin to Mr. Grattan, dat ed Juce 8, 1S4b,wa re.a Ce ceiv' 0 in Bostern, hj his son, by ...

... d. Mr. GRATTAN uaid the argument of the noble lord at ut the head of the gevernment was, that the bill wee snob a 131 panacea for all the files of Iceland, that hen). membero ought al to adopt it andsaurronder tleir privileges. He (Mr. Grattan) n- woo ...