... return for the town orNottineham. were unobjectitinahle.--New writs were ordered to be issued for the following places :--Cardigan, Carmarthen, Bute ; for the University of Dublin, in place Sergeant Jackson, nominated to be one of her Nlnjesty's Puume ...

... The following picture of Grattan is from • letter to his sister in I have been passing Saturday and Sunday at Mr. Sharp's, at Mieklebam, with Mr. Grattan; and it was • very agreeable excursion. I went and returned with Mr. Grattan. whose conversat . about ...

... Countess of Minto, and sister to Lady John Russell, will make her debit at her Majesty'. first drawing-room. Her ladyship has arrived at Lord John's mansion, in Cheshamplace, from Minto Castle. The Earl of Cardigan has returnel to Portman- square, from ...

... which was very massive and prominent (ralde groasturn rf rnlde rmiwerdeml and then he touched the breast and arms ; and raising the left arm he touched the fingers ; and placed his own fingers bit %wen the sacred fingers. And proceeding. he found the ...

... desired by his lordship. and, exhibithig three fronts. will add much to the miming improvements of Kt. John's. - - Neufersdiesd bodice** (St. John's) April to. The schooner owners and muter. are sealously pressing forward to volunteer their services hi ...

... discarded M.P. for Dundalk Me Henry Grattan, M.P., Very Rev. Dr. Spnitt. Daniel ' vettin g about a week ago the, threw a troop of Draw's' ascended the platform. lie was well received by t OConnelf, jun., Ste. Arc. Mr. John O'Connell (the Chair- ver • bridge-those ...

... fire broke out on the premises of Messrs. Johnson and Pinching, oil and colourtnen, In the New-road. St. George's-in-the-East. John Isaacs, of the tire brigade. and Sergeant Wilson, of the II division of police. were within the walls to direct the operatives ...

... by a series of monster meetings, that the people were peaceable, and determined to obey the law. Acting on the advice of Grattan, who declared that Repeal would be Una- Bible until the national volts; was clearly ascertained to be in favour of it, he ...

... in again. fin leaving the room, in company with raid John Gray, I ulror IMI said Daniel 0 ttttt ell, in amostly with another person, awending lliestails, and I said. addressing int .11 to said John Gray. Here is %Ir. m.o. all you ask, Vial; lie will ...

... subacriptions. rte. of thank. pseud, and the meeting separated. 41111.—At the Patton Arm'', l'arthuninmxtreet. I'harterh a on Mundy List, the wanten'm chair Wig filled by Mr. John Letthey ; the room wno crowded to nufforation, chiefly by Englishmen. .%fter the ...

... Chaireh-street. Lambeth wee proved last week, the being to his loud executrix. The property is worn under LOUD CARDIGAN AID LORD W. Platt?.—Lord Cardigan has addressed the following sou muse swains 7=-114—Lord William Paget having. yesterday. to re a Isar (copses ...

... exhibits the Fame Mr. o'Druicoll at the Maerrxin Quarter Sersions, employed with his brother magistrates under the new Arms Rill, in refusing arms to every Repeal Warden, however rewtable, who applied to have them rAgistered. The man is thought, in his neighbourhood ...