... the United Kingdom-(cheers.) I am amazed that Protestants should uphold that Church- (hear, hear.) Protestantism las come armed with all sorts of terror and everything thas makes it repulsive and horrible to the people of Ireland ; and, therefore. whether ...

... and recommended M;r Cobden, wvo had been especially at- tacked, to treat Mr Packs's speech with contempt. ?? then asked Lord John Russell whether be intended to bring hr any measure of Parliamentary relorm which would do away with the system of nomination ...

... the house adjourned. TERESDAY, FEB. 7. Mr HATCHELL took the oaths and his seat for the borougl of Windsor, in roo'o oh Lord John elay. A new writ was ordered tor the borough of Kirk;cudbright in the room of Mr Maitland, appointed one of the Judges of the ...

... against Post-office labour on the Sabbath. Lord John Hu-sells proposal to consolidate the Irish Loan., and to advance £;l 'e . to the Poor Law to enable them to pay off their debts, led to a smart debate. Mr Grattan. as usual, made a fool of himself. Mr Bright ...

... _followa : —To Scijcant _Frederick _Ursci ! a Kratuily or £ 15 ; ami to _privates _Robert Spnrway , _Jiunea _llollatid . and John Pluin _, a _gratuity of £ 3 _each . HEII _^ lAJEaTY ' _si'uip _GANGHS _STKL'CK _nr _LIGHTS i _ye . —By _accounts from the ...

... such not being the case, and a reverse poliey being indicated by Government, he should vote with Mr Grattan, ~Mr MAURICE O’CONNELL supported Mr Grattan's motion. He considered that the measure’s being earried Eould be the means of doing permanent injury ...

... there. All the officers' cabins are on the orlop-deck I in right round the ship. Everything betokens great attention, al the arms and all the gun gear being in their proper place. No 01 doubt everything was done on the occasion to make them as |t imposing ...

... displayed.-Gua!%nani. SIR JOHN ROSS'S ARCTIC EXPEDITION. The annexed letter has been received by the secretary of the Hvedsons Bay Company from Sir John. Ross, giving an account C' the progress of his expedition in search of Sir John Frank- hin. It will ho ...

... Right Hon. Lord a Stanley had accented an invitation to lay the corner-stone which was to be succeeded by a dinner at the Derby Arms, and a public soiree in the evening in one of the large mills of the town, His Lordship delivered an eloquent address on the ...

... Huadson's B ay Service, has been directed tog ,revisit the ntorth sh~ores of the North Amvericans Continent in .searchl of Sir J~ohn Franklin. A great improvemnent in the mnanufactutre of wratihes has ?? beee mnade in Genora, by wzhich watch-keys are rendered ...

... overcomne, has often dissipated, in the interval, the angryr malediction-bas sorae- - times, it maiy ho, unnerve-i the mrirderer's arm. Phvsicallr or ninrahly, we cltnnot, wini impunitv. overleap some barriers. L-t it be en~ough as it stands; when t1re Queen ...

... —The '~k|{ meeting of this body took place at Conellistion Hall, Dublin, ou Monday. Mr John O'Connell referred at considerable length to the letter of Lord John Kassell to the Bishop of Dur ham, which he ealled the commencement of & * erusade sgningt ...