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... that the Lord Meyor had Sir G. HILL objected to wing prevented the dressing of ronet (Sir John Newport) w Custom. of the Lord Chief Justice. ARRY—— a were then Sir JOHN NEWPOR’ but were not shewn to witness, not to standin the way of im at the Police. ollice—be ...

... the Day was mov. Ik) for going inn* the Committee the conduct the Shefit)' Dunlin, wished t«» submit nun ion the House. Sii JOHN NEW PORT thought conduct of the Honuurtihle Gentleman rathff unfair. had been agreed that the inquiry Ih* resumed six cluck ...

... SHERIFF DUBLIN. Sir JOHN NEWPORT morel that Sir A. B. King, and \V. Stoker, attend at llie Bar of the Home on Monday nail.—Ordered. FOREIGN RELATIONS. The Order the Day for returning adjourned debate ih# lata negociation* wa» then read, when Mr. W. WHITMORE ...