... thb Supplies.— Cobbett, who great personal respect for Sir John Campbell,” hones that gentleman has not been talking of stopping the supplies, because he (Cpbbett) would be sorry learn tnatsir John Campbell had said anything the uttering of which would prove ...

... election is a great triumph for the Reformers, as tile egrnts of Earl Carnarvon, Sir Alex. I-lood, Sir John Trevelyan, J. F. Litrurell, Sir Thomas Acland, and John Badcock, Esq., have been up and doing for a Ion time, both with their purses ald influence. SURREY ...

... himself, 7 1 Patrick Gardiner, Esq., t{ueen-Btreet, 1 John Birmingham, E>q.. Smitbfield, Jcbn Busby, Black Pitts, per J. Healy, Esq., Francis-st reel, 0 Anonymous, per David Lynch, Esq., 0 ...

... properties; an immense multitude of the Ribbonmen , having been under arms the whole of Friday night in the townland of Anahagh, verging the • Armagh road. This day bodies of Orangemen, well armed, marched through this town, being joined at the Callan-bridge ...

... a Correspondent.) DUBLIN, Jan. 22. The last accounts from Meath received this rhiy give the gross state of the poll thus—Grattan 495, O'Connell 494, Plunkett 320; Lambert 315. This day's account from Cork represents the gross number to he for O'Connor ...

... the county of the town of Carrickfenrus, Esq. County of Cardigan— W ill iam Edward Powell, Nan tens, in the county of Cardigan, Esq. Borough of Cardigan Piyst of Gogertham, in the county Cardigan. Esq. City of Roche, of Genges-strect, in the county the ...

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... announced on Thursday night. O'Connell Grattan 70S Plunkett .. Lanabart 336 Thursday, O’Cunnell and Grattan were declared duly elected. MAYO. —Friday - . Sir Brabazon Mr D. Browne ~ 331 Mr John Browne were just congratulating ...

... by the light of flam- beaux, some headed by Mr. Maurice O'Connell, M.P., pro tempore, the Iriends of the candidate coming armed with duelling pistols, and the utmost dismay pervading the town. A highly-respectable meeting ofthe friends ?? supporters of ...

... related the Standard) that Sir John Campbell has declared at Edinburgh, th.it it is the intention of the Whigs to stop the supplies' ? What ! independent of the insolence of the proposition towards the King, does Sir John Campbell expect the supplies he ...

... at sea, went into the forecastle, armed with a long sheath knife, which he had sharpened in the afternoon, and stabbed two men who were sleeping in their berthc, one named John Lewin (on Whose chest was painted John Lewie Douglas), said to be from Liverpool ...

... Wigtonshire—Sir A. Agnew. Waterford—Sir R. Musgrave and Mr. Power. Wicklow—Nlessrs- Grattan and Howard. Yorkshire, West Riding—Lord Morpeth and Sir G. Strickland. Youghal—John O'Connell, Esq. York, North—Hon. W. Duncombe and Mr. Cayley. MURDER„—A cold blooded ...