... Esq.; Henry Grattan, of Steplben'egree.o, Dub- County of Wexford-John Makler, of Bailinkeel, in the said cowuty, Esq.; James Power, of Edermine, In the said county, Eeq. Borough of Wexford-Charles Arthur Walker, Esq. Borough of New Ross-John Hyacinth Talbot ...

... i78, 11apping-wall, ?? Allen, George Frise ana John l'owle, of Rye, Sussex, ?? Meyer, the elder, John Meyer, the younger, and Jameg Meyer, of Conduit street, Hanover-square, tailors, (so far-as concerns John Meyer, the ?? Stevens and Ebenezer spencer, of ...

... amendment was warmly opposed by the ultra party, principally oi the ground that it did not contain a protest against IL)rd .John Russell's eighth resolution, and that it went to pledge the House to be satisfied with the resolution of the Imperial Pdrliament ...

... arter King of Arms,then came forward sod pronounced the styles of his late lost Sacred Majesty, and announced Queen Victoria as his true and legitimate successor. It is generally supposed, that having performed this ceremony, Garter King of Arms breaks his ...

... ferred with singular force and felicity to the precedent of the same kind act by Sir FRANCIS BuRnDETT in 1802, to which Lord JOHN RuSsELL had directed attention on Wedneeday. In 1802 Sir FRANCIS had complained of the conduct of two members, in adding their ...

... were continued on the former plan, as otherwise it. t would not be possible to judge of the state of Ireland. t h- Mr. H. GRATTAN said that he wished for these returns, 1 to test the speech of the right honourable Member for Tam- worth, delivered at the ...

... returns were continued on the former plan, as otherwise it would not be possible to judge of the state of Ireland. ks Mr. H. GRATTAN said that he wished for these returns, to test the speech of the right honourable Member for Tam- worth, delivered at the ...

... Agaociation resumed its sittings yii Esq., in the chair. , After the tran'action of some routine busines, a icad from Henry Grattan, Esq., Al.P. regretting his inability to attend the Association in consequence of i lless, from a cold caught in hiS jro1 ...

... -Viscoant Acheson, Reformer; Lieut.,Col. l erner, Tory; without opposition Athfaoe_-John O'Counell, Reformer; returned unopposed. Antrimt.-Hon. Gen. O'Neill, Tory; John Irvine,' Tory,; returned without op. posirion. Bandon.-Mr Sergt. Jackson, Tory, 133; ...

... Brabazon, the Chief Re- membraner, Jeorgr Evans, Esq., Robert Hutten, Esq., M.l., Slr John Kennedy, Henry Arubin, D.L.,Cornelius M'Loughlia, Leland Crosthwaite, D.L., John Power, Ig- natiust'allaghan, Chbristopher Fitzsimon. Mr. FI'ZSIMON ,the late member ...

... Robert Feel. He went back to 1834, and quoted speeches by Lord John Russell and the Chancellor of the Exchequer in which inquiry was depre- cated. It was afterwards well shown by Lord John Russell, in a calm and temperate reply, that at that date the civil ...

... 31. Lord J. G. Lennox ?? Earl of Surrey klt.); 1laj.-6en. N y ndhaim ?? Sunret (E. D.).-July 31. l1on. P.J. Locke King ?? John Anuerstein, Esq. ?? R. Alsnger, Esq. ?? hlenry Kemble, Esq. (T.) St ?? (E. D.)-Augilot 4. H1. B. Curteis, Esq. ?? lion. C. ...