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... White (ti)JA Rorke (a) Louth — T Fitzgerald (r) R M Bellew (t c) Mallow— W J O'Neill Daunt (a) Mayo— John Brown (t c) Dominick Brown (te) Meath— H Grattan (r) Morgan O'Connell (r) Monaghan — Louis Perrin (t c) Hon. C Blay- ney (c) Newry— (Election not over) ...
... ugh Marjoribanks S Hythe Marryatt J Sandwich Marshall W Leominster Martin Sir T B Plymouth Martin John Tewkesbury Millbank M Camelford Mildmay P St John Winchester Morgan C M R Brecon Morgan Sir C Monmouthshire Morpeth Viscount Yorkshire Morrison J St ...
... in possession of Jonas Hothersall, position Act. - ' moving, in the name of the Government, a mea JOHN THOMAS HADWEN ;or to Mr. R o m NsoN , Solicitor, John Bailey, Robert Fort, James Riding, and Richard Mr. LEFROY r e plied th a t th e Clergy were unable ...
... S A Fox Lieut-Colonel Martin John Stuart Lord D C Stewart R a Beaumont TW a French A Mayhew W SiwreyEarlof ?? M S a Belgrsve Viscount Gisborne T Millbank M « TaSofc R Stewart E a Benett John Godson Robert Mildmay PSt John a Tavistock Marquis Train G Bentmck ...
... near Kendal, as Mr. John Langs t ret h, of ■■» I Nook public-house, near Farlelon, was attempting v , fasten a rope upon a cart of hay, the rope suddenly broke and in consequence he fe'l upon the ground. Report says, both of his arms are broken. .. Dlke ...
... Amendments so sup- ported must be received in Ireland with feelings of indignation. Whilst adverting to these matters, Lord John was hailed by shouts of uproarious ap- probation by the Radical or Ministerial side of the House. He then proceeded to say ...
... rightful heir. The Whig Members of the House of Commons have commenced a requisition for a public dinner to Lord Althorp and Lord John Russell, which is intended to be given immediately after the Reform Bill has ps-ssed the House of Commons.— Correspondent of ...
... servance of the Sabbath were presented. Lord Teynham presented a petition from the united parishes of St. Michael's and St. John's, Dublin, praying the total extinction of tithes. The Noble Lord said he had been also intrusted with another petition from ...
... G rat tan, (he author, we presume, of the interesting sketches published under the name of Highways and Byeways. Mr. Grattan has, in the present instance, executed a task which must prove extremely acceptable : recent events will attach an importance ...
... remarkable only on Recount of his t General, John Sobieski, opening by his talents and virtues tay to the throne which he ascended after Michael's death in 4. He reigned till 1696, under the title of John This reign was distinguished by victorious and ...
... HALFORD, MATTHEW JOHN TIERNEY. The following is a copy of the bulletin issued yesterday : — Windsor Castle, May 7. The King has passed the last 24 hours under a continued mitigation of his symptoms. HENRY HALFORD, MATTHEW JOHN TIERNEY. The subjoined ...
... are Swainson, Gregson, and Co. LANCASTER. Messrs. Hawkyard and! I Ashton ...