... Colonel Wood . .. * ?? Lord Chandos J. Smith . George D Dsh wood Cambridge . .. ?? Captain York Y Rt. ¶owR.ley J. . ?? . Cardigan . .. ..nel Powell . Carmarthen . .. Ric Trevor E. H. Adams Cornarvo r, ?? .. T. A. Smith Cheshire, North East E. J. Sttsley ...

... any opportunist of righlting~ themanisves, ev'sn that so much dreaded bj the Nole 'Earl, of throaung'thaem-1 aselvee into the arms of France. He totally disclaimced,' .both on thesp gt of his rolleagoes and lhimself, the iml-C putantien of desiring to sacrifice ...

... 6. . wh (Contiestcedfrem our last Private Correspoendence.) wai Mr R. WASON agreed to withdraw his amendosent the to Lord John Russell's resolution in regard to hcrilirv and hutl corruption at elections, and the resolution was agre~d to. (H Thle Sessional ...

... after making a considerable addition to the reserved surplus fund. John aig , sen.. Esq., and Geo. Whitely, Esq., were appointed directors. in the room of John Haigh, jun., Esq. and John Sutcliffe, Esq., who retire. Ilalifu Guardian, ...

... ditto*~ Fielden, John, ditto Nagle, Sir Richard, Bart., Faithful, 0., B3righton Westmeath County Home, Joseph, Middlesex O'Brien, Corncl, Clare Co. Kennedy, alnoes, Tiverton O'Connell, Maurice, Tralee SCOTLAND-TWO MtEMnBERS. O'Connell, John, Yanghall Kinlocb ...

... called upon the Ministry lo do justice instead of trusting to bayonets and bullets. The Catholics were procuring arms ; in the North they were armed already, which was the cause of the comparative quiet of that part Ireland. Mr O’Connell here went into details ...

... inflicted. It took place near Portarlington, where the house of man named Michael Kendon was broken open armed men, and himself fired at and i wounded in the arm with slugs, and he and his brother | both beaten aevercly. This took place on the 83d of September ...

... county, nor had any anti- tithe outrages occurred-(Hear, hear.) Distress was not the cause, for the midnight robbers seized arms, and refuced mnoney and food. They sought revenge, intiii- dation, and pomer, bat neither the remedy nor the means of reinedyiag ...

... otif tire Rion. Pbrle o alaoa eywl ociebe- cause isol!atstath dititidnobenda- elated ?? ilp.lespotdtr nend- moist. Plc, J. GRATTAN throughrt the amesslaent would Ire dlesirable, iceret it only for the satisfaction of the Lord Lieutenant, rhobi had so difficult ...

... Stale and the country , hut _also to _the interests of the clergy _themselves . — - — - ..-..- — .---. --. - _- — - _..-• sir JOHN _HANMEB said if this _bill _should _pa's inio a law , it would be a violation of _the Coronation Oallla direct _violation of ...

... Vincent IBromhall, (boys) are saved, and that their parents, their .brotheirs tidsister, are dead. Also inform 5ir John Hart- ley, Callenders Arms, Port Street, 'Manchester, that his ,father atld mother are lost, brothers saved. I believe .there are two others ...

... Grant, Fatirtos' o thcs Estate, at I'et- tulan ilog~e, till Ttir'sdt/ey /the 6//s Jesime, when tes F arme qovnsill be IiLee, wtnt/in i/shIet.1 ee of Jo/hn Barc'lauy, Vinitner', Cr'ittisid. 'Thlt GrortntilOfficeri'I, ill ]ointi Ou it Cthe Marclies. 4i Posiesn ...