... , Thomas Pelham Hayes, John Lubbock, and Thomas R. Gage. Sirs.— George Carroll, Frederic Madden, Henry Light, ?? Charles Douglas, M.P., John Orde, Charles Tre- vely-m, Henry Willock, John Kirkland, and Charles Lyell. Queen's Counsel.— Andrews. Rev. Doctors ...

... short, expelling Mr. Browne. Mr. John Reynolds rose with great pleasure to second the motion. Of course, he approved of the late meeting at Castlebar, at whiih Mr. Dillon Browne was railed upon to resign. As to Mr. Grattan, he really could not fully ex- ...

... the process of scalping. Poor Hill has left a large family totally unpro- vided for. DEMAND FOR ARMS. The Limerick Chronicle says:— The sale of fire-arms has considerably increased in Limerick within the last month, and at every entrance to the city ...

... their information. On the following day, Tuesday, the following magistrates, viz., Sir Thomas Butler, Bart., John Whelan, James Butler, i John B. Brady, James 11. Eustace, Hugh Faulkner, and Charles 11. Tuckey, Esqrs., held an investigation in Tullow, ...

... James Mori' rty, — Smith, W. Conner Sullivan, Joseph T. Wheeler, John Nash, John Scaly, Mathew Hunter, Rev. Somers Payne, Edward Wrixon, Wm. P. Wrixon, — Lane, Henry Nash, Abraham Issac, John Fawcett. Lord Viscount Bernard beiug moved to the chair, said ...

... RF.TIREM F.XT Oh' LORD HILL. TO THE EDITOR OF THE STANDARD. Sir, — No event since the ever-to-be-lamented death of Sir i ] John Moore has thrown a greater gloom over the British i : army than the rumoured retirement of Lord Hill from that i ?? office ...

... and Mr. btaylls, Wednesbury. . HOWELL, Wiliiain J ■nes, Aberporth, Cardigan, maltster, Nov. ' 22, Dec 13, at 11, at the office of Mr. Geoige, Cardigan. Soli- citor. Mr. George, Cardigan. IRVING, James, and HAMiiKR, Thomas, Preston, Lancashire, wine and ...

... other eighteen months old, which be held in his arms, I stated, that on Thursday afternoon last, whilst was attending his bar, young man respectable appear, mice entered his parlour with the two children bit arms, followed a jnirter, who carried trunk produced ...

... when it designated the law under which the charge of felony has been preferred against the Earl of Cardigan as a '• baby statute. It is true Lord John Russell's art, according to which the present indictment is framed, is not much more than three years ...

... frighten the nerves of the spotless Grattan, as well as old Saurin. The ghost of the murdered Walsh has more terrors than all the glittering and unused arms of volunteers. That single instance gives you the emblematic arms of the two ages. We should look ...

... _ ?? KINGSTOWN, Jan. 29.— WNW.— Arrived, the Bethel, from St. John's, New Brunswick. OFF CORK, Jan. JS.— The Jane, from Antigua, for- the HULL, Jan. *i!».— Sailed, the Runswoll, for St. John's, New Brunswick. AYR. Jan. '-.i .—'l'he Helen Stewart, which ...

... intention retiring. Mr. John Douglas, brother of the Marquis of Qneensherry, is expected to come forward. Air. Kirkman Finlay’s success, his canvass the Glasgow burghs, considered certain. Haddingtonshire, instead of quietly returning Lord John Hay, is agitated ...