... few noble } the flax-mill, his hands were caught, drawn in between the rol id and before the machinery could be stopped, both arms, up to Show shoulder, were bruised imto one confused mass. Several med ight be the gentlemen were in attendance and kindly ...

... parties, who were denominated Chartists, were arming the in the Viscount MELBOURNE said, government were well a moved, | reports were prevalent that parties who were called Char line of | Occupied in arming themselves. etively The Bishop of LONDON called ...

... rights, and concluded by obi Age - | ing that perhaps the government might be able to improve the the respecting possession of arms; and to propose an enactinen ae + which, when loca) disturbance required an augmentation of Pe force, the expense of that ...

... spared yourselves any conjectures as to Si st, all | Ferguson’s vote. When did he fail bis in the hour of | then | need? Lord John wonld have resigned had his majority amou y and | but to nineteen: Sir Robert and two other valuable auxili eeded | brought ...

... and meditate !— of every past endear- a child, and hast | sons were then abroad exulting husband, and hast ever caused im thy arms to 3 if thow arta the spirit that jf thou arta lover, and hast ever heart that now lies cold and t every unkind look, ng dolefully ...

... ualities | Ireland to purposes of education and eharity, and fora! d orna. | the municipal corporations of Ireland. rd. Mr. H. GRATTAN presented a petition from Meath, prt equal rights and privileges with England. The order of the day for the house to resolve ...

... amongst the most splendid wer Lolonel Arbuthnot, Lord Karl of Cardigan, Earl ot Ake. The dresses of the Jadies were recherche in the extret Marchioness of Londonderry, Duchess of Co Countess Cardigan, Dowager-Countess Cowper, M ess of Hastings, Marchioness ...

... Campbelltown ; Mr. Martin, Greenock ; and here t JOHN LYON, Scotch Steam- Boat Yard, Foyle-street. orses, sane NOTMOB TO FOR NEW YORK. —— Those Persons who have engaged their Passages by th fine Ship MARENGO, JOHN E. GILLESPY, Commander, RE required to be in ...

... where thousands was pro- | brethren in arms were falling around him—migt wong the | laughed into contempt and derision the puppy who ina well : the wind | dare to, designate him a “poltroon.” But what 1 and des. | Grattan gained by his motion ? He was permitted ...

... thunder ai through one of the wildest districts of this county, succeed resting John Ryan, (of Ballyane, near this town,) wi charged as being principal in the murder of John Connor: bout seven years ago. A brother of this man’s, 8 of the Slatterys, mb, ...

... P., Capt. M.P., R. Roshbrooke, M.P., and Mr. H. C, Hoare. On lavit of the | left side of the chair sat the Rev. John Maule, Earl Cardigan, ant. | Earl Viscount Viscount Marsham, Lord Maryborough, Lord Wharneliffe, Lord Brougham, the High 1d be doing General ...

... ¢ heap Presbyterian Congregation of Derry, Vice-Chairman ; John A. Smyth, | have made a hasty and not well-considered report, a1 James M‘Crea, William Macky, John Dysart, Patrick Gilmour, John | you to pause, and the government to stop you, un Kelso, David ...