... o.t Thursday night containing this proclamation, and conferring, by warrant, full powers t» grant licenses to have or carry arms to Mir Thomas E. Blake, Bart. Statf. Pniho?rtits.—f>n Wednesday, five persons were brought from Uichniund Bride well in van ...

... ARMY & VAVY. Lieutenant-Colonel the Earl of Cardigan will change from the 11th Hussars with Colonel the Hon. H. F. Cavendish, Ist Life Guards. The latter will be iocluded to the brevet as Major-General, when it takes place. Medals were distributed on ...

... and remains doubtful. Place-hunting and place-bolding are characteristic features of Whiggery. Thursday, in the Commons, lord John Russell obtained leave bring in a bill amend the Irish poor law. the measure the rate fixed at a maximum particular district ...

... the helmsman, who perceived all. hailed the Captain, who was forward. The Captain hurried to the spot, ordering bis men to arm themselves as went, and arrived in time to place biraselfasa shield before the offender. He then in a firm voice told the Pacha—“ ...

... of Ballinvilla, was returning Irom the auction at Bloomfield. h« was most desperately assaulted by several mobs of armed ruffians, armed with sucks and stones, who knocked him off the car, and beat him in the most cruel nuer. and al-u violently assaukol ...

... empire Brazil ? much doubted if they could ever pat down the slave trade by force of arms. After some üb-ervations from Captain Pechell, Mr J. O’Cmnell, E. Dennison, Lord John Russell, Hume, and Mr Bernal, Mr ANSTEY withdrew his amendment. The bill was read ...

... ral Saunders. —lt is our mostpaiuful duty to announce the death of our esteemed friend and gallant fellow countryman, General John Stratford Saunders, which sad event occurred at his seat, Golden Fort, County of Wicklow, on Thursday last, the 2'Jth March ...

... Assistant-Surgeon John Duff, M.D., to Assistant-Suigeon, vice Blatherwick, appointed the Staff 74th Ditto—Captain John Roberts, from half-pay Dnattachad, to Captain, vice William M‘Donald, who exchanges, rccelr. ing the difference ; Lieutenant John Henry Borton ...

... BERNARD would re«t the defence of the measure upon the single fact, that large quantity arms had been imported into Ireland, and no one at this lime knew where those arms were. Mr ROCHE complained of the absence the members for the West Riding and Manchester ...

... rule there that everything shall on a war footing. We notice also that number of Marcello towers on tba English coast are to armed with guns, a* they were during the war. Such events, the results of a laudable forethought, may end in nothing, but they are ...

... ing his amendment. Mr MEAGHER seconded the amendment. Mr F. O’Connor, Mr Roach, and Mr Fagan, supported the amendment, Mr GRATTAN regarded the proposal as but tbe repetition a perilous and unsuccessful experiment. It would meet with every opposition at ...

... Lord John Russell gave a Parliamentary dinner on Wednesday evening, which were present, the Right Hun. the Speaker; the mover and seconder of the AJ. dress; several of the Cabinet Ministers; Officers of the Queen's Household, &c. &r.—Tbs Marquis Lansd ...