... of Lord Cardigan, and desired the man to go I to Sir Thomas Arbuthnot's, and tell Lord Cardigan I that Lord Fitzgerald wanted to see him at the Al. ) bion. The man accordingly went to Sir Thonias Ar- buthnot's, but did not find Lord Cardigan there. Mr ...

... vards. is an tuicomnion fine si'ht. Thliev aie .0 I I I niing rit'un1 the body in two places, and reeved by a rope to the yard arm of the transport, and by hous- ing round the yard, the horse is over the hold, tb f Avenues to whieh are open, auni letdown ...

... by Sir John Lubbock and the Council, and by t them conducted into the great room in which the society's r neetings are held, where the other fellows and the repre. ientatives of other learned bodies already mentioned were I assembled. Sir John Lubbock ...

... Royal Engineers, grandson of the late Sir John IMolesworth, of Cornwall, Bart. to Isabella, daughter of the late Richard Waring, Esq. of Belfast. DIED -At his house, Cumttberland-strect, Portmna- square, Sir John Sewell, Knt. D. C. L. F. It. S. &c. and ...

... daring robberies he commtiiitted, armed wib a gun. After Mr. KlniOht had seen him, he confessed that he did r blinm, anid that he shot ut M1r. ,Chatfield, (who was most cruelly vounded,) .and at Mr. Tribe. M6nday Mr. John Brenholm, master of his Majesty's ...

... With reference to Lord John Russell's attack on the Lord Chancellor, he vindicated that eminent nobleman, and the selection of him for his high office; repeated Lord Lyndhurst's own explanation; anti rebuked the conduct of Lord John Russell and the Whigs ...

... titions), Lewes, Harwich (two petilions), Wigan, Rutland, 'y Longford county, Wakefield, Sudbury, Brldport, Ipswich, .r Belfast, Cardigan, borough (from Mr. P. Pryse), Wigton, burghe, Rochester, Giocester, city, Blackburn, Tipperary, a Lichfield, Southampton ...

... Maguirle, i.n Rloyal T-lighiless's surgeon, has blcal inl con- 'taut atterdauco, and besides thrce copious bleed- i 's froin the arm, we understand his Royal Eiigriess has twice undergone the operation of' ov)pinp% --Th'ie Bulletin of Sunday avrnounvced the ...

... parties interested, to accomplish such a desirable object. Amongat the gen. eral visitors to this fair have been the Earl of Cardigan, Lord Sandys (King's Dragoon Guards), Generalflrother- ton, Colonel Jackson (6th Dragoon Guards), Lieutenant Colonel Hlankey ...

... a third I time, and passed. s Sir John Newport, on behalf of Mr. Grattan, postponed the Catholic Question until 30th April. I Mr. J. Smith moved the second reading of the Bank- c 7upt Laws Amendment Bill. l Sir John Newport bore testimony to the unexampled ...

... c .d alone, and at oil:ehtfitnesere accompanied. When ,dthey went out of' the house together, they were c Id always arnl in arm.. ' c le At twenty minutes past four o'clock the Queen d re returned from, the House of Lords to St. Jamres's- in square. During ...

... Cork, praying for the removal of the dis- abilities under which his Majesty's Roman Catho- lic subjects labour. Mr. James Grattan presented similar petitions from two parishes in the county of Wicklow, Ire- land. These and many otiter similar petitions ...