... oggan,£ers John Grawford, D. Daugall, J. N. Patero, J. Start Johnntono, Jame Baird, Josephl Boyd, James Blair, A. Buchaan, nd obert Chambers. Letters of apology for absence were intimated from blr A. L. Bfrown, ?? Blessrs George Elder, John Wilsn, Ililibead; ...

... Kennaway. C - Liest.-Col. Walrsnd. C Desny . eg.John ?? ;Dorchester ?? W.. Brysner ?? ?? Floyer ?? C Hjos.W.H.B.PDtortaoa -- Co~lh gby ?? Dover ?? K. Freahlield ?? .MajorA.G.Diekson. C-- Droftwich ?? John ?? - ?? H. B. Sheridan ?? - - !Durham (City) . ...

... Berwick ?? D. C,Marioribadea. L - - Hos. B. ?? 1 - Bewdley ?? C. Harrison ?? L - Birkenhead ?? Macleer . ?? - ?? H. Mimt ?? - John ?? L J. Chamberlain ?? L ?? ?? BV . ?? L - ITV. Coddisslon . ?? - Badmin ?? Hon. E.F.L.Gawer..La - f olton ?? L L j. F. Thomasso ...

... restored Grattan's Parliament, they would not secure the unity of the country more than by the proposals of Her Majesty's Govern- ment, for, with the executive in the hands of the Irish, they would have infinitely more power tean they had during Grattan's ...

... have been removed by the p discovery on the body of a cheqne book bearing s' the name of Richard Pigott, a license to carry o arms issued in Ireland, and a letter addressed to c Mr Labouchere, dated February 25. This com- E IniunicatiOn states that the first ...

... Parole, John Poison,co Paisley; Win. Paris, jul;.; Professor Rainsay, 001 Profesor' Roberton, Thus. Russell of Ascag. Dret Jan Russoll, Dr MiGregor Robertson, Revi. e. E-do Ridgeway, John Robb, Bushy; iR . Beaonie, J. do B. Snultter, Hlamiltonl; John A. Spene ...

... calling the attention of the Government to the serious condition of the Arms Bill. (Cries of . Order and Opposition cheers,) He believed he; was perfectly in order, as the Arms Bill sas one of the orders of the day. (Hear, hear.) He hadl several times ...

... ; Mr Charles Fay, ?? Sir George Porter, Sir Ralph Cusack, Sir G. B. Owens, Sir John Barrington, Mr -Thos. Dicksoii, M.P.; Sir H. IT. Bruce, MY.P.; Mr W. 1H. Lyons, Mr John Ball Greene, C. B.; Mr David Taylor, Mr Thos. Pim; jun.: Sir Thos. M'Clure, M.P ...

... Jamnes-Tyrone, E. RIichard, HenryM-ertoyr Tydfi. Richardso-n, Tlomas-HartlepoeL Ricgbg, John-W~is'oeach, Carnbridgeshire. ',± Roberts, John-Carnarvan, 1B Roberts, John- Flint-Eurgbs. Robertson, Edwmund-Dulndee Ruobinson, Thoms-Gloucester. labbson, PW.-T ...

... materially increase his anxieties at critical moments, and sorely tax the atten- tion of his distinguished Chief of the Staff, Sir John Adye. That able and untiring officer has o done wonders, but technical points essential to E the establishment of an efficient ...

... nothing in- its past history could' compare. Its kenemnies would viw~ 'it wi:thr -suister exultation, and its fr iens with s~arme, confusion, and despair. Mri Goachen, who- followed, .sacended' the. motion, and strongly protested against -the separatist ...

... extend' from Hligh Street back to South Street, . and Williarmson is proprietor of the Fife Arms s lintel the properties being separated by *.tatis known as the Fife Arme Close. The pursuer crs- plained if the rse riade of the close by tire tenant of the hotel ...