... who bpeulyd declared in his place in parliament,- that there was no. torture inflicted in Ireland. Such an effect had this hardy' and unblushing de. claratiot, that I well remember, when Mvr. Dallas was defendingf the tortures of Pictoln in Trinidad, on ...

... Bennet, Sir Chsarles 'Ross, Vesey CosoNF~s-Fre-;th, Delaval, .y F. 0 Neviile,-K naston : Powell, Ron- Knollis, Ross, Lvmbett,- Hardy, llarnate F; G.'Sinith, Buck-vorth, h1athdWs, P'arker. D'Ajons-Buckner,0 K'lly, Hitchcock,,Hisgins, 'Crosse Ha-vering.' ' ...

... herp]. As to the Corporation of h Lrdron not beiog treatud withle respect by the ?? of this nll, if this was the cas-, he (Sir Thomas) -va, sorry that it . was so but still he contended, that such co-nduiton tsepart Of the pr.ojedtors Nvas no reuson so-hy ...

... conciliated, England must always be in imminent danger. The Irish are full of. wit, eloquence, spirit, and bravery, and' they are. hardy beyond al- most any people in the world, but by none of their other qualities are they so much distinguished as by their kindness ...

... Ward returns' sixteen Merobers . ALDE.ISGATE WARD. ' Mr. King, - - Mr. Adams. . - 160 Turner - - * ~ o ~iRose z Rolls - - 17 Thomas - 55 Fisher - - 170 #Kay - .- 94 TFa.tton ^ - x6o . This Ward returns eight members. LANGBOURN AVARD. tIr. Phllips, Deputy ...

... Valiance - ISS *Heath - 51 The former ?? Ca didates were ele ted.. ' lVITRY WARD. _ MVr. Deputy 4artin 81 M.'lr. Spear ?? Whitby -Hardie - Ss a IPickering - 76 - Griffin - 53 Gatty - . Cooper 5 * *Conway -. 66 Crook - s *Cade - . 62 0 The former nie Ca didates ...