... The Earl Cardigan am* Captain Douglas. The indictment against Lord Cardigan is still upon the hies of the Central Criminal Court, although has jurisdiction so far Ids Lordship is concerned, and the recognizances of both the defendants will formally respited ...

... James Noble Waller, John Tiidal, Robert Fowler. Jobn Preston. Henry Smith. Anthony S. Hussey, Samuel Winter. Robert G.' Romford, Edward Rotheram, Riehard Bolton, John Thompson, Chaloner, John Pollock, Geo. Romford, Sami. Garnett, John Kearney, Joseph Browne ...

... Colonel Burgoyne, Daniel O’Connell. Esq., M.P., Henry Grattan, Esq., M P., Sergeant Curry. M.F., James Power, M.P., John Power, D.L, George Ror, Peter Purcell, T. O'Meara, Richard Moore. Q. John Hatchell, Q.C., Christoplier Fitzsimon, Capt. GHomilly ...

... - , Ravensdalo; Patrick Darcy, K-q., (’..rlingford ; Rev. John Rogers, P.P., Kih itrlcv : II \cq., Dmda.k ; John M Neill. INq. The Address w rend the request the Chair man ...

... written, and sent a letter to Lieut.-Cnlonel the Earl of Cardigan, of the same Regiment. his Commanding Officer, of improper nature, and being thereupon personally ordered by the said Earl of Cardigan, as his commanding officer, to the effect following, vil ...

... great spirit* Hie past ennohh’d. who think with P’icle the pure glory If..pry Grattan, and steel themselves for good and manly notion contemplating the heroic constancy of John Philpol Curran, in days of darkness and sorn when the fr ...

... add, that if his father abandoned the measure, he (John), though an humble person and attached to his father, would retire from public life, and never wish to hear his name again spoken of.” After Mr. John O’Connell had delivered himself of this magnanimous ...

... the weightiest, any sort, John Doyle. AMATEUR rf-.VSs, For llio twelve Dahlias, John Mol an, Emj., Newry. For the best six do., John Moll.in, Km|. For the best three do., John Mollan, Esij. For the best twelve Pansies, John Moll an, Esij. ...

... bo| nonr Mr. I take the liberty of giving you as a toast, i The Reformers of Middlesex. At the conclusion of his speech, Lord John Russell was most warmly cheered for seveial minutes. Mr. Warburlon responded to this toast. Doctor gave The health of the Duke ...

... now wishes were unsaid. Formerly was the redoubted champion of his religion; now is ready with *•' tongue, purse, and riijht arm in the field of politics. pledge myself,” said he, before God and my country, that if the bill of this proud bilious sprig ...

... give precedence to the English Bill. Sir R. PEEL took ooli.e of Mr. Grattan’s declaration that he did not wish to postpone sine die the Bill of Lord Stanley. But the speech of Lord John Russell showed that Ministers intended it should be indefinitely postponed ...

... Ki lvlcah Mr Geo. Clel.nd. Bally woollen, Margt. Ann. daughter of John Oourlay. of Rathcunningham. , . , . April 23 >n the Cathedral I.ondonderry. the Rev Chirl l.inn*. Mon'ftomery. John Barre Berwford. of Lemrrnouut. county of Londonderry, t- Sophia, ...