... Viscount Cole, by Sir Philip Grey Egerton. Mr. O'Connell, by Lord Morpeth. lMr. John O'Connell, by Lord Morpeth. Mr. Morgan O'Connell, by Lord Morpeth. Mr. Morgar John O'Connell, by the Chancellor of the Exchequer.. Mr. Fitzsimon, by Lord Morpeth. Mr ...

... Bermingham, John Bradford, Hugh Clynche, -M. Coyle, John Dee, James Edmonds, James Kelly, %Vil- v I liam. M'Cready, Andrew M'Cullom, James Mahon, Joseph b -M'Donnell, William C. '-Dermott, George Ness, Robert f ...

... vice Col. Brutton, who goes out; so that the Earl of Cardigan, late of the 15th Hussars, is now senior commanding officer of Ithe regiment, which may be expected home in a few weeks. ?? Sir John Keane was dangerously ill at l Bombay.-Limerick Chronicle ...

... ] 0 Ellis, John Stuart, V e Ferguson, Sir R A Talbot, J Hyacinth y TGrattan, J 11gors, N A It Grattan, H Walker, C A Hillsborough, Lord White, L e Howard, Frederick J White, Samuel *d Hume, Joseph Wysie, Thomas se Hutton, Robert Yates, John A d Jackson ...

... intended to give a discretionary-power to Sir John ii Colborne, as acting governor, toproclaimit when he should i think fitting'. :op. ihni Lohi GLENELf, in reply, stated, that it was' intended that Sir' John Colborne should have power to carry the bill ...

... noticed, John Wangle (late High Sheriff for the county), Peter Purcell, Robert Cs- sidy, William Nangle, William Lewis (sub-sheriff), Gerald Aylmer, and Samuel Armstrong, Esqrs; the Rev- Messrs. Doyle, Carney, Tierney, and A. Hume; and Dr. Grattan: At one ...

... ballot remains yet to be tried. It has been common of late, more especially since the memorable declaration ofthe, noble lord (John Russell) on the first night of the session, to connect the ballot more than it ever was before with other propositions of reform ...