... Friday.)-On Friday, the 5th, the country was surprised with the news that the King of the Netherlanis h:d entered Belgium in arms, and an Hon. Baronet in the House that evening inquired if the news was true. The re- -ply wasthat Sir C. Bagot had communicated ...

... forming a Brun. wick Club for that town; John Hassard, ot Basrhaboy in the chair. The meeting was severally addressed by the chairman, Alex. Saunderson, Esq. as r. Rev. J. Fox, Fra,. cis Ilassard, Esq. Rev. W. Grattan, and Alex. Hassard, Esq. Letters were ...

... Robert Wilson, John Douglas, Samuel Boyd, James W&tt, John M'Creight, John Bigger, Jazmes Smythe, John Kilpatrick, James M'Neill, Alexander Courtenay, H. J. Reid, James Hunter, John Craig, William Nesbitt, John ...

... abundant reasons that ought to deter them I )from entertaining any idea of the kind. The brestoration of Grattan' s Parliament is -being called for. Grattan's Parliament, bhe said, lasted only eighteen years, 3ard there was a revolution at the beginning 3and ...

... thie prosecution to Mr. John Martin and the three persons wvho called themselves secretaries of the demonstration. ?? all re- member that it was reported that 'Mr. Sullivanr, of the Nat/ic newspaper, walked arm-in-ax;'m with John Martin on the occasion ...

... M'Carter, Esq., Edinburgh; Rev. John and Mrs. Hewitt, Whitehonse; J. A. Stoddart, Esq.,Belfast; Mr. and IM. Wood, Belfast; James Hanleay, Esq., Belfast, and Mrs. Hanley, Miss Jessie Hanley; Miss M'Dowall, Miss M. Holm, Rev. John Mathwin and party, Durham; ...

... 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 ...

... and Mr. John Rea. Cromac Ward-Mr. T. C. S. Corry. M.D., and Mr. James Jenkins. Dock Wa-d-Mr. James Adams and Mr. John Morton. Ballyhackamore-Mr. John Magee. Castlereagh-Mr. James MICallough. Greencastle-Mr, Thomas Bigger. Ballysillar-Mr. John Johnston ...

... send to the Governaent, refer ring to arms being kept by improper parties. To which the Government answered, that the Crown Counsel had in- quired if the persons named in the information had re- gistered their arms, and if not, that the fact should be ...

... them the propriety oi establishing a pormanent station at the Mlaze. The ohair wes occupied by the rector of the parishi, Rev. John Leslie, A.B., who set forth the ?? claims of the district for the establishment of a ?? statiou there. Mr. Win. Gray read a ...

... tit the SUtiret-e - CIotncil Boair,t, land wu tild lie siucceed'dlri y Mr Wilber- 41 force Bird. The~ Earl cued Countess Cardigan h.1d throurn - uip their passage lin the Repulse, in order to go to EIghuid ii overlartd, to lie iii time for her Mitjesty ...

... fruits anod flowers-Mrs. Haerlet IEwart, Mrs. Kinahan, M1rs. Mvurray, Mfiss Grattan, M hessrs. Samuel Lawther, Thomas Brown, W. JL Woodside, WV. Gaffikcin, iF. J. Bigger, John T. I Scott, Miss MI'Callum, Mrs. Norritt, Mrs. Purvis,0 M biss Rvoberts, Mr ...