... Lacy, George Waller, John Madden, George Brown, Fry, Georg© Mullen, Leslie Key, George Lear, and Charles Gibbons, Lsqrs. County Grand Jury —Thomas Daw-on, Esq., foreman Henry M‘Manu», henry Lindsay, Charles Thorp, John B. Black, John Brierly, Buoke, Michael ...

... his country O’Connell.^ Henry Grattan, M.P. rose and said, be would not trespass on the time of the meeting further than to express his hope that the people of Carlow would their duty and support the petition. Mr. Grattan then went or. to observe on the ...

... Church, M. J. O'Kellr, D. M. Suck, S.T.C.D., John Gaghran, M.D., William Hanlon, Eaqrs.; Stephen Coppinger, Marcus Costello, John D'Alton, James Dwyer, David R. Pigot, Esqra., Barristers-at-Lsw; Martin Crean, John O'Callaghan, P. Harlan, M.D., Robert Quinlan ...

... not used Mr. Trevor; his observation* were general and polkiml, and not personal to any individual. (Signed)' WM. BECKWITH. JOHN CirrPCHASE. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. The lovers the turf will glad to learn that the great steeple chase, to dime off at Middleton ...

... lmb.l ty Witnen—He did. Lord. their element, pniiple it. the best time, of ...

... his tirsf levee thi the season, at the of by rctumitig a member for ' st. James’s Palace. It was very mi- he has backed L ...

... Dykes, KL B Crd, Wm Henry Wilkins, Walter Ebrington, Lord ills, John Edwards, John Paget, Frederick William*, Sir J Elpiiim-tone, Palmer, Charles W illiaics, W A Email, Ralph Parker, John Williams, Evans, C>l Lacy Parrott, WillianrUKin, Sir H Ewart, Parry ...

... Fort John Parnell Sir H i Aglionby H Fox Parrott, J Alston Rowland Folkes Sir W Parry IP J Andover Viscount Gaskell Pattison, James Anson Sir Gillon W D Pease J Astley Sir Jacob Gisborne T Pelham CAW Atlwood T Gordon R Pendarves E W Bagsh-iw John Grant ...

... aoettor y to iateadad ia » mat aaa oapeeted. Stanley wa. penoa addre-iaf priaaipla Inal ttotjahS topmaad la tto oppa> Mr. H. GRATTAN aiiittoaddraa, and ia the chair. Opiaioaa, to tto remit, wera exceedingly awe*. Wvattofaatletto Dtoaalerato (Sir R. toal) ...

... objection to postpone hla question till to-morrow, in with ibe wish of Hoo. Member for Southwark. After some observations from Lord John Russell, Mr. Roebaek a motion wee put and carried. RATHCORMAC TITHE AFFRAY. Mr. O'DWYER haring b«en calM upon the Speaker, ...

... Esq. >' JOHN RICHARD ELMORE, Eaq. CHRISTOPHER Esq. M.F. V EDMUND P. GREEN, Esq. \ T. LAMIE MURRAY, Esq.,.Manng!ng Uiitetlos, . CORNELIUS O BRIEN, Esq. M. J . DANIEL O'CONNELL, Esq. M.P. MAURICE O'CONNELL. Esq. M.P. DAVID ROACHE, Esq. M.P. JOHN CLEMENT ...

... expected that a war would take place with America. Ihe war seems at stand still in the north Spain. Mina is gathering money and arms, and Zumalacarreguy is augmenting and organising his troops. The curate Merino, who was killed long ago in tlie Madrid papers ...