... thie support of the Irish people, and now wee have it, principle and details, 'all at, once. He demands the Parlia- ment of Grattan, the Irish Parliament of 1782. He says that at present it would be imprudent to ask for more, and that Ireland cannot ask ...

... Harvey, l. and Corporal F. Brydges. D PRvvaTES.-William Scrutton, John King, John Simmons, tl Thomas Gerrard, JohnRutter;John Burt, Manuel Bernard, v Samuel Hilebard, Wm. Burrell, John Hoey, Peter Burton- el wood, Walter Robinson, Joseph Hawkins, James ...

... Redgate as seconder. The assenting citizens were Messrs. Gee. Hill Underwood, Robt. Ramsbottomu, Jas. Garnett Datty, John Hunt, John Madeley, John Sideers -Turnbull, George S. Woolley, and Harold Woolley. Mr. Rawson was also nominated by Mr. James Barnieghain ...

... office of presi- cry dart of the board of control. Hie will be succeeded by the ng Rigbt HFon. Fox Maule, M.P.-Globe. ir- Lord John Russell gave a full dress parliamentary re, dinner party on Monday evening, at his official residence in ,Dowvning-street, ...

... the Alma. Sir John anM 'Neill and Colonel Tulloch had been commissioned the to inquire into the whole of the circumstances that led ns to the evils which bad so much engaged public atten- ien tion. Thecommissionerareported that Lord Cardigan eve and Lord ...

... lhester, Satur. day, July 21; Swansea, Saturday, July 28. SOUTH WAmEs.-(Lord Justice Baurwell.) -Carmarthen, Monday, July 2; Cardigan, Friday, July 6; Haverfordwast, Tuesday, July 10: Brecon, Saturday, July 14; Presteign, Thursday, July 19; Chester, Saturday ...

... brutre excesses of riot and bloodshed. Opposite the Shambles a terrific encounter took place. The rioters were most of them armed with huge staves, which, as mere walki=g-sticks, would be a burden to anyone. They were manifestly intended for a wicked purpose ...

... Earl of us Lucean. ry. Brigadiers: Lord H. Bentinck, Sir Colin Campbell, Penne- is father, Earl of Cardigan, Richard Airy, Adams, Scarlett, Sir i8 John Campbell, Buller, and Eyre. d's Deputy Adjutant-General: Brigadier-General Estcourt. in Deputy Qua ...

... to be built near it.- ore Preston Guardian. of FATAL SEATIoNG AT LYTetAM.- Two Livzs LOST.-On yed Wednesday morning, John Hull, John Greaves,and William tar, Greaves, having ventured on a sheet of ice at Lytham, which tere was too thin to bear their weight ...

... the intellect, and to inrcrs the prosperity of the country. At the same time, they ArM able to devote their leisure hours to Acquiring that know. ledge of the use of arms which may be rightly exerted for the safety of our common country, if eon- tingendles ...

... dust-heap, she she took up what she considered was a piececofhloose rag,butlimi- nec mediately suie discovered that she lied the arm of the deceased gtev child in her grasp. Shieinstantly ran away, and told apolice, the constable of what she hbad seen; and ...

... the crew: John Williams, aged 40, Liverpool, cook; James Owen. 40, Newport. Pembroke, steward; David Willie, 26, Pembrey, donkeyman; George ocok, 56, Belfast, fireman; John Finn, 57, Sligo, fireman; Augustus Hall, 43, Boston, able seaman; John Yeo, 35, ...