... forward with a measure like the present, he could out help foreseeing that landlords well the tithe (layers would rise op in arms against it. (No, I) Would they nut ? He maintained that there were two great interests iu Ireland who would unite to oh tain ...

... Lovesey, wheelwright, Mrs. Taylor, the Norfolk Arms, both ot this city. On the 20th nit. at Cbiircham, in IMsconnty. Mr. John Moss, to Miss Mansell, both ot this city. At Chosen, In this county, Mr. John Wilks, of this city, pinner, to Miss C. Valieuder ...

... Hruce was killed, and those who were aiding him taken prisoners. Firk. —On Sunday morning, at an early hour, the house of Mr. John Gill, woollendraper, of Derry, was discovered to be on fire. the timely aid of two fireengines, the fire was got subdued, but ...

... CHSord’s estate Kiosale and Ita Doherty and Baron Foster Judges. bonrbood shortly brought the hammer. north east circuit. Sir John JeQcolt baa served notice hi* inten- Monaghan, at Monaghan, Monday, March 3. , urreDd(ir f trial at the ensuing Devon lith ...

... Col. Leith Hay, Mr. Hope Johnstone, Major Cumming Bruce, Mr. Frederick Shaw, Mr. Cutlar Fergusson, Mr. James Grattan, Mr. Robert Wallace, Mr. John Maxwell, Admiral Adam, Mr. Bannerman, Captain Dunlop, Sir Andrew Agnew, Sir George Grey, Mr. Plumptre, Sir ...

... Horace St. Paul, and Sir John Campbell (then Solicitor-General). electors polled; of which number Sir John Campbell had majority 90. believe the gross number of registered electors is now about 710. Of these polled on Thursday—Sir John Campbell Mr. Thos. Hawkes ...

... detail that he would to at the it do good Still that it too complicated and that it irritation in Ireland Mr C Mr Mr Shiel Mr Grattan final adjustment of bill founded on these resolutions The left it open to give either or from the of latter concluded proposing ...

... Hume, Mr. ries, Sir Oswald Mosley, Sir Thomas Fremantle, Mr. James Oswald, Mr. Ewart, Mr. John Romilly, Mr. Lambert, Mr. Robert Palmer, Mr. Scholefield, Sir John Sebright, Sir Edward Knatchbull, Mr. George Evans Mr. Ord, Mr. Mildmay, Mr. Bethel!, Mr. Marsh ...

... Col. Leith Hay, Mr. Hope Johnstone, Major Cumming Bruce, Mr. Frederick Shaw, Mr. Cutlar Fergusson, Mr. James Grattan, Mr. Robert Wallace, Mr. John Maxwell, Admiral Adam, Mr. Bannerman, Captain Dunlop, Sir Andrew Agnew, Sir George Grey, Mr. Plumptre Sir Robert ...

... flora,. Hawaas, Esq.. a Conservative, polled 314 votes ; whereas, Sir John, with all the influence of Ministers and Whig tactics at his command, could not muster so many by 74. Sir John, it will be remembered, made himself conspicuously obnoxious in the ...

... Among tbe company were Messrs. Hodges. Pendarves, Sandford, Curieis, Wilbraham, Methuen, Johu Murray. George Wm. Wood, John Parker, John Abel Smith, Byng, \V. Brougham, Heilby Thompson, 1 homas Dundas, Dominick Browne, Lambert, Childers, Winington, and Warre ...

... not a hatred more deeply malignant than the hatred known upon the stage, or even the feminine resentment, the spretce injuria Arms—whether any hatred can be compared to the hatred of a baffled and disappointed cheat? For this hatred in full measure, the ...