... manner. No doubt some of h, them were armed, but he knew not that one Of them was armed b until be saw them there. He did not think that it eas anty ti wreng for them tube armed. Outhel17th of March ?? men appeared armed, and had fired a volley as they passed ...

... of Irish manufacture, and lined with light blue Irish tabinet. There are ante-rooms at both ends, with the Royal and Irish arms in juxta-position. INVITATION OF TIE LORD MAYOR or DUBLIN To TEE LORD MAYOR Or LoNDoN.-We have reason to believe that the Lord ...

... seconds in hand, Sift JOHN FRtANKtLIN'S EXPEDITION.-The letter, of which the following is a copy, from Lady Franklin to .Mr. Grattan, dated June 8, 1849, was received in Boston, by his son, by the last steamer:- Dear Mr. Grattan,-1 know your son feels ...

... of Cardigan, and of Buscot-park, in thle county of Boriks. Esq., represantative in parliament for the borough of Cardigan, her royal license that he may take and use cthe surnamae of Loveden only, instead of that of Fryse,t and also bear the arms of Loveden ...

... Wcst, by the Duke of Leinster; John Forbes Close, by l-on. Thamrs Vesey; John James Fox, by Lord Farnham; Wm Digby Sadleir, by J Napier, hI P; John Richardson Bunbury, by Lord Rossmore; Anthony Adams, by John M'Clintock'; John WVatters, M A, ...

... manner. No doubt some of them were armed, but he knew not that one of them was armed until he saw them there. He did not think that it was any wrong for them to be armed. On the 17th of March, the Ribbonmen appeared armed, and had fired a volley as they ...

... W. H. Lewis, John Phillips (supernumerary). N.B.-Brother Lewis to reside at Ormskirk. Bolton.-John M'Owan, John E. Coulson, James Little, F. F. Woolley. N.B.-Brother Woolley to reside at Farnworth. Brnrley.-Thomas Dunn, John M. Kirk, John ...

... by the Lord Primate; Alex. R. Miller, by the Lord Primate ; James fieweson, by do.; John Kinahan, by Sir Robert Bateson ; Gardiner It. Young, by the Lord Primate; John F. Kyle, by Viscount Bernard ; William Battersby, by Earl of Charlemnont* Henry Fitzalan ...

... opposed by Sir J. GRAHA3M, Messrs FRENCH, HENLEY, HUtE, GRATTAN, V. SMati, and Col. DuNNE.-Sir D. NORREtYS moved that the lords' amendments be taken into consideration that day three ?? GRATTAN. Mr HUME, and Mr HORSMAN supported the ?? a. division, tho ...

... shamrock branch. Over this stood an architrave, ornameuted with artificial ilowers and laurels, supporting the royal arms, with the arms of the city on either side. The whole was capped by aen imperial crown of beautiful workmanship, ten feet in diameter ...

... arrived rat with tue Emperor of 0 Brazil, ecxpressing his dhoubts whether the attemp to jait d utire chiv~e'trade by force of arms wvould evr tcee ?? pretested ugaruirut, tire pulley of attenmptitig to dlo so wihi- T .ott rafer'eice-to else opinions-of the ...

... July 4, 28i-Thanks to the Goreri tt.Dcitral ana Army in iliclPonijut, April 20, 25-Ajoowur Is tfsi stov e, Asg. 1. tndititatin Arm,100 witito of beets to the troops engogod in the 17aro in toe 'L'cijaoh, J sily 20. IlitFANit, Ctiinaetl retunis, Ctrasoooiitaiott ...