... in which he had the honour of serving (the Seventh Dragoon Guards,) without the slightest knowledge of the officers. Mr H. Grattan contended that the Duke of Cumberland had interfered in the establishment of Orange Lodges. Mr Ruthven said, he had seen some ...

... principal feature in the day's proceedings. At one o'clock, John Parnell, Esq., High Sheriff, was called to the chair. The meeting was addressed by Earl Fitzwilliam, Mr Fitzsimon, Mr J. Grattan, Mr Nattel, Mr R. ! Howard, M.P., M. J. Bryne, Colonel Allen ...

... marked aie Reformers—t Tories. Leith—The Lord Advocate, Edinburgh—Right Hon. James Abercromby, r, and Sir John Campbell, Glasgow—Lord Wm. Bentinck, and John Dennistoun, Paisley—Mr A. Ilastie, Stirling Burghs—Lord Dalmeny, r Falkirk Burghs—Mr W. D. Gillon, r ...

... motion was objected to Dr Lushington, Sir Robert Peel, and Lord John Russell; and Mr Tooke withdrew his motion. It was, however, understood that the law Had that it must be amended, and Lord John Kbssell means to bring in a bill on the subject. RorancK moved ...

... had received from the Home Office, from which it appeared the Government were likely to take the matter into consideration —John Branding, Esq., proposed the last resolution, for raising subscriptions to reward those persons who risked their lives in saving ...

... eader, -Mr Rnlhven, Sir John Htirke, and Mr John ■ Browne, asserted that justice was not done to Ireland by the bill, and wished ten of the largest counties to hare each one additional member.- . After some observations James Grattan, Sir George Warrander ...

... yesterday at Ashton-under-Lyne, Shackell and Goddard, the Bow street officers, upon a warrant granted J. B. W. Sanderson and John Henworthy, two of her Mijetity's justices of the peace, charging him with having used violent and inflammatory language a meeting ...

... previous day. If he did not answer Lord John Russell's question, it was not from any desire to take an unfair advantage, but he wished to have a little time to consider the course he ought to pursue- Lord John Russell gave notice, that in going into a ...