... Richards, K. C. John Lawless, Hudson, Oahan, O’Donoghue, J. A. Curran, Dr. Saditcr, J. R. Corballis, D. M. P., H. Grattan, P.. C. Fiuesimotr, M. P., J. Power, M. A. C. O’Dwyer. M. P., L. Finn, M. Nowlan, P. Hayes, J. D. Mtiiiin, John Lnnis,&c &c. Amongst ...

... and Dublin Heralds in their Tabards and Collars, Steward and Comptroller of the Household, Gentlemen Ushers, Ulster King of Arms, in his Collar and Badge, with his Sceptre, bearing, His Majesty’s Letters Patent appointing, the Earl of Mulgrave Lord Li ...

... Athlone pursuivant of Arms in hi* Tabard. Sergeant*^!-Arms, bearing the Maces. Master of the Horse. Chaplains. Cork and Dublin Herald* in their Tabards and Collars. Steward and Comptroller of the Household. Gentlemen Ushers. UUier King of Arm*, in hit Collar ...

... were belowr the bar the Commons on and were accommodated with scats near the Sergcant-at-Arms’ box. As chaise containing six persons, who had voted for Lord John Russel, was returning from Honiton, through W*ilraington, one of the horses became restive ...

... morning tells story it passed some weeks ago oir i r. , between Lotd John Uus-ell and Lord Londonderry, Cabinet Council was held *t llitec o'clock yesterday Devonshire House, Lord' John being now in afternoon at the Foreign O.Kce. was attended Dcvonslnre ...

... l, and The Adjutant-General. triumphant. Any man who does an act, or uses an ex pres- Quartermaster-General. , Colonel Sir John Harvey. A-D C. to the Klnjr. wh,ch K,U «' ve ' to Torynmi, either weak or Lieutenant-General Sir Thomas Down man. A.D.C. to ...

... reverse bore, upon green silk, the motto, Ireland as ebe ought to be. There were numerous other banners bearing upon them the arms of the dillerrnt trades, nnd various other patriotic devices. Notwithstanding the incessant lain which fell during the uiurui ...

... DEFEAT OF LORD JOHN RUSSELL IN DEVONSHIRE. South Devon has immortalized itself; given to the Tail'* Cabinet blow that it will not recover this session, should it ever get over the effects. It has - rejected by an overwhelming majority Lord John Russell, the ...

... family in the county of Moray, lie perished in the most awtul manner. A lire haring broken out on the piopetty of his uncle. John Simpson, Esq., of Tilston estate, he repaired, at the load ot his servants, the ap6t, and exerted himself by example and precept ...

... band Smith, barrister, second son Edward Smith, Esq. Fitzwilliam-square, to Cecilia Catherine, youngest daughter the late Rev, John Jepbson, prebendary of Mullebrack, in the diocese of Armagh, and niece to the late Sir Richd. Jepbson, Bart. Dibo— Aged 85 ...

... of the mo«*t noble Master of the Horse, Lord Albemarle. The orn ime.it.il part gold, and the leather crimson morocco ; the arms are richlv embossed, and the collar and motto of the garter exceeding handsome. The lasi set state harness was made for ills ...

... ettleer commnding the garrison andone attendant' Colonel OtJt|er). The' Adjutant-General. The Quartermaster-General. Colonel Sir John Harvey. A.D.C. to the King. LientenanuGenerah Sir Thoma* Downman, A. D. C. to the King. Lieutenant-Colonef Yorke, Private Secretary ...