... that | ‘the. hon. baronet had completely justified the | ~committee from the charges of negligence and | fmefliciency. . ' Sir John Newport said, that on sitting days the ‘fipance committee had seldom or never less than “tweaty members present, who commenced ...

... Owen Carthy, John Hassett, and James Meehan, were also admitted to bail, themselves in £4O each, and two securities each in £5. Committed to Clonmel Jail—By Richard Sadlier, and James Scully, Esqrs. John Naylor, being one of a party in arms that broke open ...

... of Johu Balguy, Esq., of the Cardigan, Pumbroke, and Carorarthen circuit y John Harvy, Ksq. a gentleman well known in the sporting circles of Oxford and Warwick, shot himself through the head ‘on Saturday at Stratford. John Anderson, a servant shot bimsell ...

... yaremitting attention to the duties of his office; obpiined the patronage of Sir John Colpoys, who was at ihat period Treasurer, of the Hospital. On the death ¢ Lord Hood, Sir John Colpoys succeeded him as Goyernor, and Str Thomas® Thompson became the Treawirer ...

... Henry Maxweil, M. P, Colonel Irwin, Sir John Ribton, Bart. Sir Richard Steele, Bart. Sir Robert Hodson, Bart. Lieutenant-Colonel Blacker, . John Claudius Deresford, Sir A. B. King, Bart. Rev. T. P. Magee, John Waring Maxwell, M. .P. George Moore, M. P ...

... of tea, exploded on Monday in the Grand Canal and one of the crew was destroyed, with upwards of 5000 l worth of property. ~ John Huntera blind man was tried at the Old Baily yesterday, for forging an acceptance to a bill of exchange for 500 William Smith ...

... Esmonde, Charles Styles, Charles Morgan, F. Macdonuell, John Newport, M.P. Mesers. D. Latouche, Gerald Dease, H.M. Taite, M.P. Thos. Lloyd, M.P. W. L. Napper, W. B. Grainger, N. P. Leader, N. Cuthbert, John Guthery, E. Corbally, Rich. M. O’ Farrell, Thomas ...

... Richard Jones to be Licut.- Colonel, vice Egan, retired ; Captain and PBrevet Major John E. Jones to be Lieutenant-Celonel, vice Hickman, - ‘retired ; Second Captain John Edward George Parker to “be Captain, vice J. E. Tones; First: Lieutenant George ...

... The Earl of Carhampton who died in his 89th yesr, was 67 years a Captain in the Itoyal Navy. The Duke of Wellington walked arm-in-arm to the House of Lords, on Monday, with Sir Henry Hardinge, ‘The populace received his Grace with cheers. The Duke of Wellington ...

... ASSIZES. . Carlow Assizes were opened on Thursday, before the ford Chief Justite, who swore in the Grand Jury—John J. Leckey, Esq. foreman. John Linsey, police'oerjegllt, was acquitted of stealing 367 10s, from the shop of Pat. Nolan, at Baegenalstown. ...

... tountry is so much indebted for its civil liberties. It was he who‘ hieaded the Barons at Runnymede, when they extorted from John, Magna Charta, and when-it came to his knowledge that the Monarch was leagued with the Papal | Sce, he, fearful of the tyranny ...

... Mr. Dawson, Mr Moore, Mr. S. Rice, Mr. L. Foster, Sir H. Parnell, Mr. H. White, Mer. M. Fitzgerald, Mr. C. Grant, Mr. H. Grattan, Mr. Herrics, Mr. Hume, Mr. Trench, Lord Granville Somerset, Mr. R. Gordon, Mr. F. Lewis, Mr. North, Sir G. Hill, Mr. Daly ...