... Brallzon, A. P.; Roblrl Hutton, Esq., 3I.P. ; Lard Fingall, Lord Listnore, Lord Cremorne, Sir John Kennedy, Bart.; JTorn O'Connell, Esq., dl.' ; Henry Grattan, Esq., M.P., arid .Jaues Power, Esq., M.P.; and on the left were seated Daniel O'Connell, Esq ...

... Nrtgent, Bert., Richard Shell, Al.P., James bo, Power, MsIP., Nicholas Ball, ALP.P, Henry Grattan, M. P., oec Morgan O'Connell, MIP., John O'Connell, SI.P., John prn Maher, S1.P., Col. Bttrgoyne, Sir. Francis Finn, late mem. her for Kilkenny, &c. eel DiNI(Ei ...

... R. Hutton, Esq., M1.P. ; Earl of Vingal Lords Lis- more and Cremorne ; H. Grattan, Esq., M.P. ; Sir John Kennedy, hart. ;, - Kehoe, Esq., of Carlow ;Sir Rt. Nagle, B~art. ; John O'Connell, Esq., M.P. ; D. O'Connell, Esq., M.IP. ; George Evans, Esq., M ...

... Brabazon, Ml. P. ; Robert Hutton, Esq MA. Lord Fingal, Lord.Lismore, Lord Cromorne, SirJohniKenned'y, hi Bart., John O'Connell, Esq. M. P., Henry Grattan, Esq. M. P., M and James Power, Esq. MX. P.; and onthe left wereseated Darul.h O'Connell, Esq. M.P., George ...

... six months. Mr. J. Grattan, Mr. P. Scrope. Mr. Hindley, Lord Clements, Mr. W. Roche, and Lord J. Russell having briefly addressed the house, the bill was then read a second time, and ordered to be committed on Friday next. Lord John RTsSELLI moved that ...

... religius andmoralwelfare of the community. The attndfncoof haeholders was very numerouos-from eihyto ninety being present. ht JOHN MARSHALL, Esq., President, tock the chair. and a opened the businoss by stating, that at the last meeting of share- IS boldera ...

... was sent train Sligo oil thu 22d. Lord MORtPETH: Aiid forwarded from Dublhji on Fri. day [hear, hear t)! CJJURChl LANDS. Lord JOHN RUSSELL gave notice that on one fluy durn the week aflter next, though lie could not, according to thle roes Ittuhos, lath ...

... GASKELL, Mr. COLQUHoUN, Mr. WYNN, Lord EASTNOR, Mr. HORSMAN, Mr. PLUMIrPTRE, aUJI Mr. HOGG, until Sir EDWARD SUDDEN taunted Lord JOHN RUSSELL with not having delivered his opinions as leader of the Government; but Sir EDWARD had little reason to rejoice in ...

... combat these I rt ,would be by arming and favouring the population I ts of towns, and setting the dregs of the streets to 10 resist the beggars of the mountains. But the ie precious Ministry of Spain has a terror of arming LT or encouraging national guards ...

... Gore, 0. .J. I; the Sir Rowland ; liindee John Hodgson ; Hogg, J. I.H0 G she W.the eH T. ; H~ghis, W. B. rnSntl;ne1h- ca-Jones, A ilson ; Liddell, H en. H.;othr Vieut o-s' SC( hoe3. H. ; Stiles, Philip John;Ned Jsh; Neel ?? dI to Sten, Lord, Pakin ton ...

... mratde, bat at onces entitring the arena of controversy, putting forward tiigltty charges, and supporting them by a fory of arms santi stonti of lihows list Tic) Men mauy dare to encouniter-wltet I sce them carried oil tusih legs by a too generous rivalry ...

... his name t I a hould be left out of Mr. H. Grattan's amendment, and his solo ,reason was that he might not In anI way be mixed up with the Mn 11 Bisisop of Exeter. cc is Lord JOHN RUSSELL supported Mr. H. Grattan's amnend. d moot, but expressed his hope ...