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... stands for Reformer, for Conservative, ) Armagh—W. Currie r. Armagh (County )—Viscount Acheson r, Colonel Verner ¢. Athlone—John O'Connell r. Ashton-under-Lyoe—C. Hindley r. Aylesbury—Rickford e, Prac! c. Aberdeen (County Gordon Anglesea (County )—W, Stanley ...
... forwarded a requisition OThe Hon. John Plunket, second son of the lord chancellor, - fling on him to come forward in place of Mr. Power, the present member, who goes, probably, to Waterford county. Joughal (I).—Mr. John O'Connell, the present member, retires ...
... Anne, ibughter of John George Cooke, Esq. who died 1896, andby whom he had issue ten children, the third of whom. Lord BmdencH, now Eari Cardigan was born 1797 add married Mrs. Johnstone after her divorce in 1826 The late Earl of Cardigan is succeeded in ...
... impartial cie, In ambler that hlr. oat,• of the Uni.arsities and restore _a Government, with the Vetted for the ati‘e. end inr arm end which they imminwaly CLER I CI. 9. — At the Guildhall, .ffirers preferred nine miter for non.payment of in six weeks alter ...
... Esq. Thomas Campbell, Esq. J. R. Planch 6. Esq. Crofton Croker, Esq. John Poole. Esq. (the Author of B. D’lsraeli, Esq. Paul Pry.”) Mrs. Gore. Hamilton Reynolds, Esq. T. C. Grattan, Esq. Horace Twiss, Esq. Theodore Hook. Esq. THE PORTRAITS Lately given ...
... Captain Frederick Grey has been appointed Private Secretary loins brother. Viscount llowick. Secretaryat-War, in the room of Mr. John alpole. J,ord Weymouth, tlie eldest son of the Marquis of Batlt, died on the Kith instant, Shanks House, Dorset. Hea in his ...
... promises of support 'are rnoFt numerous. Major We y land retires. Pembroke—Colonel Owen, son of Sir John, is :lot likely to be opposed. .Pembroke (County)—Sir John Owen, Bast., who has for many years represented this county on the co-aservative interest, will ...
... with tumblers of whiskey-punch, varying in individual proportions from two to two dozen. At length, about half-past nine, Lord John Russell condecends enlighten the House, There is a dead silence. A h*m or two is preceeded by his little clear shrill voice ...
... e whole cavalcade left St. John's for Montreal, ria o _''alsehly and Longueuil, about four o'clock. On Friday iaorraing, when about a mile from the village of Longueuil, the cavalry came up to a body of several hundred armed men, were stationed behind ...
... Cambridge.—The Chancellor of the Exchequer left town Monday for Cambridge or the pur , )ose the electors of that borough. Cardigan.—lt rumoured that a son the Duke of Newcastle will oppose, Tory principles, Mr. Pryse Prv>G« Cumberland (East).—Sir J as ...
... Pike, of Holywell -street On the 4th instant, at his lodgings in Albanv * Regent’s Park, aged 38, after long and painful Mr. John George Babb, of George-streel, in On Saturday last, Southampton, Mrs. 1 mother of Mrs Joseph Plowman, ol the Com M On Monday ...
... petitions w.s interrupted, although many good and conservative members appeared with bundles of them under their arms. The Late Sik John Soane.— The executors mod trustee! under the will of this gentlemen have refused to make themselves participators ...