... been taken into the con. sideration, not of the Imperial Parliament, but of twenty-two Irish members, assembled at the King’s Arms, Palace-yard, on Monday last, and rejected, for the present session, by a majority of two ! Such is the decision, at which ...

... Sir John Cameron, appointed the command Rrcfimeot. Hospital Staff—J. Millar, M.D. to be Staff Assistant- Burgeon, vice Rees, appointed to the Blsl. Dhwoing-street, June G. The King ha* been graciously pleased nominate and •Ppoinl Vice-Admirals John Harvey ...

... Exchequer, and members of the Honorable So«|fty of Kisdllniis : OgfeTp'm. H. Bradshaw, John Healy, John Richardson, Robert Mjfc(>ck Wm. Abbott, James Bradley, jun., John Welsh, James cVeKiytry, Samuel Bradshaw, William Vo well, jun., Geoffry Martyn, Chj^^Bankes ...

... hghmnity, had net caught her iu hie arms. At tWbcntical moment his brother Judge arrived, pud opening his dressing-room door with view see if he was ready, discovered his Brother with the fainting maid in bis arms. He quickly attempted to withdraw, when ...

... Finn, Thomas Fitzgerald, N. Fiizsimon, Henry Grattan, Cornelius O’Brien, I). Romiyne, Edward Rnthven, J. Talbot, J. H. Talbot, N. A. Vigors, C. A. Walker, T. Wallace. Teu.kr—E. Bothven. Paired off —J. Grattan, Sir R. Nagle. the House of Lords Thursday, ...

... theMth year of hisage, John Henry Burke, Lsq , Lieuten- Jalhot, N. A. Vigors, G. A. ,nt of the Revenue Police in that district. itLI.FR —E. Rtllnven. . On the 10th instant, Orayfart, in the County Sligo, Charles AIRF.U OFF—J. Grattan, Sir R.NAg ar of the ...

... by a ball, while standing before him, from the rere. He was previously struck severe blow of stone on the arm. The country people had no fire-arms, and he could not tell by whom the fatal shot was fired. Capt. Nangle, commanding Police, swore the Riot ...

... rescued Bntons, i aiul'all Europe, from liie wilh wluc.i .W--1 poison wa« embracing the w..rUI, an.l raised t.ie , itish fame and arms the snnniut ot zlu.o- glory— they would banish Wellington ; thus ! seekiii- to furnish, in the nineteenth century, i more Itian ...

... Marlin Blake, Hon. P. Butler, M. t. Chapman, O. Erani, W. P. Finn, Thomas Fitzgerald, C. Filzsimon, N. Filtstmos, H. Grattan, J. Grattan, A. H. Lynch, W. Macnaraara, Sir K. Nagle. Cornelius O’Brien, C. O’Callaghan, Daniel O’Connell, Maurice O’Connell, Morgan ...

... propel time. « SAl't APOTHECARIES' BILL. City Gti.wn Jiuiy —Richard Robinson, John Astle, Mr. LAMB, in moving the order ot the dev for the se- Christopher \Villi.m Bra«,m -on. John We*, con,l reading of the apothecaries' bill, said that had com- .lames Orogan ...

... scrutiny. By the latest accounts Mr. Daly was one over Sir John Burke. The expense of the proceedings on the Galway election petition cannot less than £20,000 to Mr. Daly and Sir John Burke. .. Mr. John Moore, one the firsljiberals and independents in the town ...

... Ist—Britannia, Swanaca, Water Witch, Stacey, Bristol —Plieaasnl, Browning Milford flour. 2d—Daddon, Beer, Swansea, ballast—£ir John Newport, London, provision*—tinhy, Potter—Can Hindcn—and Venus, Brennn, ditto, ditto, and oats— Elixabelb, Devoaald; United ...