... destitute poor in Ireland. The hon. gentleman was accompanied by the Deputy Sergeant-at-Arms and another attendant. After the sitting of the Committees, Mr. John O'Connell had a long interview with Mr. Smith O'Brien, and the two hon. members walked for ...

... Grant of Grant, springing from John Grant, who, for his poetic talents, was designated by his countrymen Bard Roy. (W.) GRATTAN, HENRY, Esq. (Meath), barrister-at-law, younger son of the eminent patriot Henry Grattan, who, in his own eloquent language ...

... Win Bailey, J, jun Ellis, John Knatchbull, Sir E Rolleston, L Baillie, Colonel Farnham, E B Knight, H G Rose, Sir George Baker, Edward Feilden, W Knightley, Sir C Round, Charles Baring, lion F Feilden, John Knox, Hon T Round, John Barneby,' 3 Fector, J M ...

... Captain Berkeley, Hon. H. Chalmers, Patrick Dunlop, John Berkeley, Hon. G. Chester, H. Easthope, John Berkeley, Hon. C. Chetwynd, Major Ebrington, Lord Bernal, R. Chichester, J. P. Elliot, Hon. John E. Hewes, Thomas Childers, J. W. Ellice, Captain A. ...

... justice, as uert a i, Arms. of our continental neighbours phrase it.—Daily Ca.unromisninz BOROUGH R.—On Saturday the elec. for the C ardiganshire districts terminated. The c)..ntest was a very severe one, the candidates being John Seandret Harford, of ...

... O'Connell, D. Strutt, Edward Bowes John Goddard A. O'Connell, John Style Sir C. Brabazon, Sir W. Gordon, Robert O'Connell, M. J. Surrey, Earl of Bridgman, H. Grattan, James O'Connell, M. Talbot, C. It. M. Briscoe, J. I. Grattan, H. O'Connell, Mau. Talfourd ...

... Lusbington, Right Hon. S., Tower Hamlets Lynch, A. H, Galway M'Leod, R.,lnverness NTaggart, John, Wigton, Btc. Marshall, Wm., Carlisle Marsland, Henry, Stockport Martin, John, Tewkesbury ' Maule, Hon. Fox. Elgin Burghs Melgund, Lord Viscount, Hytho Milton, Lord ...

... Edward Terry, and the other moiety to John Terry, of Box-hill, Mrs. Terry Hughes, and Mrs. John Hosking, share and share alike. Specific legacies are bequeathed to a considerable amount, among which is 10,0001. to Mrs. John Hosking, his daughter, and 5,000/ ...

... Mr. H. Grattan from the attack of the last speaker, whom he described as a man with all the ambition to be in power, but with none of the modesty which would teach him to retire into his proper place. It was his intention, like Mr. H. Grattan, to give ...

... Messieurs—Charles Baillie Hamilton, Briscoe, R. M. I\filnes, Thomas Hope, George W. Hope, Freshfieba, Sanderson, John Ellis, Gaily Knight, John Round, D'lsraeli, Goring, Sanford, Campbell of Islay, Villiers Stuart, Robert Stuart, O'Connell, Ormsby Gore, ...

... Black Lion Cowper's Arms Craven Arms *Running Horse King's Head *Hippodrome Royal Oak Cat and Fiddle Feathers Lockwood's Swan Brickmakers' Arms Hoop *Royal Oak Coach and Horses Black Boy Plough *Saunders's Castle Anderson's Churchill Arms King William Windsor ...

... various allusions to an immediate resort to arms, and the destruction of Saxon power, elicited vociferous cheers from 3,000. The Repeal Clubs marched, three abreast, to the meeting. The chair was taken by John Martin, Esq. The Secretary announced, that ...