... ago—the | the present of Con.mons, by a majority of twe ty one. 3 ' : a virtual vote of confidence ia sters by rejecting Sir John Yarde Buller’s proposed vote et | censure. And here, we may observe, was the grand error of the ‘Tories; in their eagerness ...

... small proficiency as a turner / Mr. Driviler, in his earlier years, sat in Parliament, and heard the burning eloquence of a Grattan and a Curran ; tut, such was the impenetrable dullness of his intellect, that their words made no impression on him. His heart ...

... Robert Jersey. Patrick Joseph Moore, Thomas Johnston, Keliy, John Mitcheii, Kerr, and Wil tam Necly.— rsovs dil not appear. the last fonr pe The foilowing is a summary of the evidence as ziven by John Browvless, constable, and Denis joned in Moy :—On the U3th ...

... a literary sin.of such a historical profanation,as to use the names of these men either in contrast or comparison. IfM r. Grattan zealous to see Ireland justified, it was a laudable object, yet lie nceer dreamt of seveting the connection, and while he ...

... general good conduct as a carpen? ter of her Majesty's navy, the court doth ahjudge the said John Henty to be only severely reprimanded and admonished ; and the said John Henty is severely repri- The verdict manded and admonished aceording!y-’ seemed to cause ...

... throwa herse! of living the Han- arms, and leit him for the purpose Cataro was bat a short avian officer. From Teern' to distance. Sava-Bajkitch, after having gathered together sixty heydovks, er moon! ain brigands, and armed like the rest with a gnu, acutlss ...

... to he coms menced against thera for forgery, aud for an offence against the Kirg’s person. THE EARL OF CARDIGAN AND LORD BILL The Earl of Cardigan is the last person that has any right to make complaint of the conduct of the officers under his command ...

... Canada, nod llwrc wa. not a single rebel in arms ia that province, band of men organised, partly conswiog of Canadians and partly of Americans, armed wkbin tbe frontier the Untied States, possessed themselves of arms seising upon arsenals, the property of ...

... Paper. LORD CARDIGAN. Phe Standard states, on the authority of a correspon- which the Earl of Cardigan will have to dent, that the fees pay to the various office rs ot the Slerald’s College and the House of Lords execed 15001. The Earl of Cardigan is not ...

... glorious and free, Renown’'d is arms, in virtue strong, {m arts and commerce foremost de. May geste and order still abvand, Aad may great Theobald and Dun Long live. with fame ard honour crown'd, To guide each generous Irishman. JOHN'S DISPENSARY, ‘WEEKLY REPORT ...

... and the Mate of the poll a. follow. Acton Howard 399 Giotua 361 Majority (ort'otoaei Acton onr Ur. Grattan 99 Majority for Str R. Howard orcr Mr. Grattan 38 Colood Acton then addrened the elector, at eonridetable leagtb. Haring adverted lo the charge made ...

... during the week a * Ditto unser treatment . JOHN GILLIS. erica FEVER Ft SPITA REPOST. Vriday Aug. 27—Remaiuing in Hospital .. 32 Admitted since . Discharged cured . oe 12 Died in Hospital ° -4l Sept. 3—Rew. ining JOHN MORRAS, Steward. ST JCHN’S DISPENSARY WEEKLY ...