... jin” Those who held that language ought to remember that in ( Lord John Russell, but he should have remembered that Lord 1829 the Duke of Wellington shrank from a conflict with the John had on the same occasion stated Sir James himself to have combined ...

... growing crops would not he safe. Lord JOHN RUSSELL remarked that, in his opinion, a Repeal of the Union would really reduce Ireland to the condition of a degraded province, and would exclude such men as Burke and Grattan from exercising their influence over ...

... 302 Absent Liberals. —H. W. Barron, John Basset, John Bennett, Hon. C. Berkeley, Sir Rnfane Donkin, Hon. R. Fitzgibbon, Lord D. Hallybnrton, Sir G. Heaibcote, (*. J. Heathcote, Swynfen Jervis, Col. G. Langton, John Maher, J. Scholefield, Wm. Turner, Thomas ...

... admonition, which has since appeared, is substantially the same as the//erff/a’s report. Sir John, in effect, tells the officers, that, now that Lord Cardigan’s vengeance has been appeased by the professional ruin of Captain Reynolds, Lord Hill is determined ...

... oupllootiam foiled. Prop.re.l bp John Fox. bottmol I« 11.1. or line* >n one far St. 9,1 d to hod of C. Ki..,, 433. lll«;krmrj.ro.d. ood .11 Kl.uhn.le d rcl.il Me.Uei.ie Vender. Town Cooi.lrp. The gem.ino hu the .mm. of John bump. 4. 9d. cures most obdurate ...

... the Fair Head and Rathlin. the unremitting exertions of John Sharpe, this town, the cargo has been landed, and the sloop hauled out the bay, without suffering the least injury. A young man, named John Brown, of this place, gallantly attempted to swim to ...

... Thursday, the Arms, new Palace-yard, London—Lord Killeen in the chair. Among the members were Ibe following :—Lord Lord CaMlercaMli, Lord Cole, Lord George Hill, the Hon. J. Boyle, toe Hon. Colonel Litz jbbon, the Hon. C. I). Play ney, Sir John Burke, Sir ...

... The address was a mere echo of the speech from th* throne. Mr. C. S. ADAIR seconded the address at some length. Mr. 11. GRATTAN rose, and said that there was no man in the house more anxious than himself to reprobate and to keep down tho«e horrible crime* ...

... for this county commenced to-day. There are four candidates —namely, the Hon. R. Plunkett, Gustavus l.ambart, E>q,, Henry Grattan, Esq., and Morgan O’Connell, Esq.— Nothing was done to-day beyond putting the candidates in nomination. The great Agitator ...

... Timet. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. war-office, OCT. 20. Royal Horse Guards—Cornet John W. Hamilton An*on to be Lieutenant, bv purchase, vice Lord Alfred Paget, promoted ; Lord John G. Manners to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Anson. Light Dragoons—Charles Morant ...

... many of them armed, marched to procession to Tollymore Park, and on their way passed over Dolly's Brae, without meeting any opposition. their return, however, the hill of Magheramayo and the neighbouring hedges were | lined with armed men. and the Orangemen ...

... The Titular of Kilhiloe dropi nest egg of £l2O, by him freely extorted from his pricsls.ond them from the people; and I Mr. John Gully once more entered the rim. 0* the eharac- I ter of bottle-holder, to declare that his principal, Mr. O’Connell, had not ...