... for Dublin University, during Christmas ohm Day, and that he was brought to the election in a -chaise 3 ; Darcy, 2; Daniel 8; John A. arded by dragoons ; and when they found they could not Dickson, 1; Hercules Ellis, 3 ; induce him to vote for their candidate ...

... of Miss Cartwright. Sentence—Ten months’ impri- Sins—James Murray, John Franks, K.C., Henry Jervis, C. which is small indeed. sunment. Domville, and Edward Stanley. Daniel Larkin and John Gaffney for malicious assault. Tyndall and Abbott. In the first place ...

... parish of St. Keiran, and of the Rev. Mr. Kilroe, Mary's, Athlone. Major seco nded the nomination. Mr. propose da Wm. Seton and John Web- ster, Esqrs., Birmingham. He also handed in 331. from on of the Very Kev. Dean Dun- Sligo, being the subscripti w hose ...

... could have been On the Donnell, J.P. ; John H. platfo rm we noticed Sir Francis M Nangle, Esq., J.P.» hig’ h sheriff of the county; Edward Wolstenholme, Esq., J P. ; Richard Grattan, Edmond Flinn, Esq., M.D.; J John A. Mansfield, Esq M.D. ; Rorke, Faq. ...

... four in vote, ‘ ove for 128. Attendance from eight pe morning until ten at BVUSE a ip a ¢ PO AX'® PILOT.) AWS (IRELAND). Lord JOHN having moved the order of 4 day for the house resolving itself into a committee of whole house onso much ef the. King’s, speech ...

... as aliens in blood, in religion, and in 1 Lord JOHN R USSELL (in reply toa question) said it alteration in the tithe commutation act. was not the intention of government at present to propose any Lord JOHN. RUSSELL moved that the second reading of the ...

... Chairman. Arthur B. Blakiston, Esq. James Bourne, Esq. John Herbert Cange, Esq. Sir George Drinkwater Samuel Horrocks,jun.,Esq. Frederick Kemp, Esq. Thos. John Knowleys, Esq. Dr. Henry Young. John Lawe, SPANISH ASS. . FiTER CONOLLY, SMITHSTOWN, has imported ...

... September, instead of the private show for fruits and fiowers Removats.——Mr. John Webb, Chief Officer, from New alone, usually held at that period. The concladed Quay, Cardigan, to Swale Cliff, Faversham ; Lieut. Jobn statement of the accounts of the society ...

... appeared that he was returned James Emerson Tennent, its application will be at once un- dam, London, Bristol jand Henry Grattan, Esqrs. the Ceunty Re at The discharge of the insolvent in this case was opposed by as a creditor for 401. derstood. It is ...

... Exeter, brush maker ; Saul Yates. Bury-court, Saint Mary Axe, bill-broker ; IVailey, Wolverhampton, plumber ; John Marston, Tewkesbury. chemist ; John Bowering, Clifton, Bristol, butcher ; James Johnston, Newport, Monmouth, grocer ; George Robert Giiton, ...

... of Dubli Simpson 0. -» fourth son of Captain Thomas Dublin. of Chartemont-place, in the county of John Armstrong, Esq., eldest son of the Rev. James Arm- strong, of Hardwicke-street, in the city of Dublin, D. D. *Thomes Mackey Scully, -» eldest son of ...

... Hope, Major Southwell, A Upton, F Villiers. Hok« Mksdamks —Grey, Southwell, Stanhope ( Lady ). Sirs —John Burke, Thomas Fsmonde, William O’Malley, John Kennedy, Lieut.-General Sir J. O. Vandelcur, Major- General Sir H. Scott. Ladikr Scott, Power. Count ...