... 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 ...

... Williana ?? Gaily Knight, ,UP,-Ur Robert Blackmore, on his appointmnent as one of her Maljeety's Hen. Corps of Gentlemen at Arms -M~rJ. Lech-Mr H. Story-Sir Eardiley Wilmot-Sir F. Pudlgrave, K H.-Sir C. Aldis, to present his ' Trea- tiseo on the Natulre ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... ] 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Frallc-is Head, statinir what had taken place with regard to Navy Island, and the occupation of that (dace by a body of persons armed and.equipped w'ahiti the territory of the United States, and as- sisted by American citizens Air Fox therefore comtnunicatcd ...

... 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 ...