... as the former one he tlsought the noble lord was bound to assign his rea- sons. After a few observations from Mr. H. GRATTAN, Lord JOHN RUSSELL said lie had communicated with the French ambassador in consequence of what had fallen from Lord Palmerston; ...

... Salmufl W~bli, cabin boy; ,hines Glorge, fireman. 'rLllOnas Edwardrsb, ditto; Jarmes Piliip5, earpenter 'illiam H::ill, se-Lanl-; John Passmocr,, ditto. a'essengel-.q.Krs. rigglish, widow of tile late Capt, ]lnglish, 3rl \. 1. Regimnent; LieutenaIt Child, Cold ...

... Gordon managed the starvation of the infantry, v^hilst the Eartls of Lucan and Cardigan did the same office for the cavalry.- For these their delinquencies my Lord Cardigan has beenfeted in the streets of London, decorated by the ?? of the Queen herself ...

... have described. Amongst the plO- cessionists was a large body of young wonmen, all of whoma marched two-by-two, linked arm-i n-arm with eaccl other, and these were accompanied by several hundred men and growing-up lads. They passed along through King ...

... England, and the Earl of Lucan. Brigadiers-Lord H. Bentianck, Sir Colin Campbell, Pennefather, Earl of Cardigan, Richard Airev, Adams, Scarlett, Sir John Campbell, Buller, and Evr. Deputy Adjutant-General-Brigadier-General Est- court. Deputy Quartermast ...

... in its reputation and character; nor can it doubt the pain with which I quit it. If 1 may venture to use the words of Mr. Grattan, I m;sy truly say, I have sat. by its cradle.' I have marked its growth. I have watched its rapid progress towards maturity ...

... motive of a militarvy ritilry is ambition. Large bodies of menl awaklen on ssome occasion to the know- ledge that thiry have arms in their hands, that they krron' ]how to rinse theo, anrld that they outnuimber their masters. They are well ted and well clothed ...

... Ferris, WV. Allbn, A. Gibb, D.D. Leitch, John Rattery, Sandy Beverluy, E. Darlingtoll, John Wilson, D. A inley, Charles W~ilson, Jolil Alexander, W. AMar- shall, jun., Robert Marshall, Joli Robinson, sen., John Robinson jun., lin. White, James Lyttle, ...

... lie regretted that Lord John Russell had not donie more now, instead of leaving open questions for future sessions. Mr. BAILLIE suggested whether members on his (the Protectionist) side of the House had not better take Lord Johns Russell at his word, and ...

... whether the noble earl d.ll lay on tile table any d&spatolh, if suc11 exists, from her Majesty's Government at home to Sir John Bo]wring, autiloris- ing him to take the oppoltullity, if ilay favourable OppoltuIlity arose, to urgo upon tile authorities ...

... observed the Mayor, vho occupied the ?? Bates, Esq., Town Clerk; Sergeon Browne, R.Nt, Charles Thom,1pson, John Potts, Williara Bottormley, John Lindsay, Robert Corrv, 5. IHind, James Stirling, James Scanilfield, William dffern, Edmard Tucker, Josias ...

... of the temporal and civil rights and institutions of the country. Cardinal Wiseman, lie observed, as legate a latere, was armed with greater powers than Dr. Cullen, and he adduced proofs of the exorbitant authority at- tached to the office and functions ...