... leaping into our field out of Jamea M*Grattan's. I know Poole's house. Ho canto across th. field, and went across to the Widow Doonaghan s. I MW him going over the ditch into the road opposite her bouse. James M’Grattan was along with him when I first saw ...

... Elliot fourth daughter of the Earl and Cuuntes* of Minto. sod sister to Lady John Russell, will make bar 4*bnt at her Majesty's first drswing-room. Her ladyship has arrived Lord John’s mansion, in Cheshsro-place. London, from Minto Castle. Viscount Loft us ...

... Viacocvrs—Barnard. H-iwarden, Jocelyn. Adare, and Duncannon. Loans—Mahon, Eliot. Dinorben, M. Hill. Ebrington, C. Hamilton, and John Russell. Riont llo>oaa F. Shaw. M.P. E. Ellice, and AV. Gladatone. Hoxorarlks— Henry Boyle Bernard, Sidney Herbert, U. Corry ...

... House of Common*, and the leaders of the cabinet in the House of Lords, relative to Ireland.—(Cheers.) When (.Mr. Grattan) read the Arms Bill, anil heard the speeches made by her Majesty’s ministers in support of it. he felt it necessary to call for ...

... under Lord Cardigan's command. is about rank and file. The iiumlK.-r of courta-martial from June, 18:18, to June 1839, was about June, 1839, to May, 1840, about Total lUS this number four were pardoned. Tho punishments Lord Cardigan’s own authority ...

... Cuwnden and Wentxeil, and weighing about 40lb. each. Three cutters having been rowed tiie start, with Maynard for Campbell and John Williams for C with Mr. E. Serle, eminent boatbuilder, referee, the course was cleared. The race admits of but little description ...

... George Gregory Jones, Esq., Edinburgh; F. Corny ns. Woodstock; C. G. Dnffy, John Mitchel, T. D. Reilly, T. D. M’Oee, Samuel Fitxpatrick. barrister; Dr. Mulligan, J. J. Smyth, John Williams, B. Lawless. J. Byrne, James Cantwell. J. P. Costello, Albert Wm ...

... this Grattan. country (Hear.) I wish could agree with those gentle- Mr. Grattan here said that he had been mistaken in men who sav so. I have read over verv carefully the speech w hat he said respecting Mr. Carroll proposing him on a for©f Lord John Russell ...

... Upper Sackvillc-atreet; Mr. J. Robertson. 3. Grafton-street; Joseph Stevelly, Esq., Bank of Ireland. Fostar-place; and Mr. John Hill, Treasurer, 2t». The Committee most gratefully acknowledge the receipt 5/. from the Most Noble the Marquess of Downshire ...

... St. Lawrence. A.D.C.; Hon. Mr. Browne Hon. Mr. Sinclair, Hon. Mr. Daly. Sir Kdw. Ul.kaney. K.C.0.; Sir Compton Oomviila. Sir John Burgoyna. Hon. Patrick Pluokatt, Hon C-plain Lyndaay. Hon. Captain Foley, Hon. Mr. Noel. A.D C.: Hon. CaptainM-Donald. A.D ...

... for the widows and orphans of tbs clergy. The Rev. John Dalafield and Lady Cecil Jane Dalafleld. eon-in-law and daughter thr Earl of Limerick, have arrived at bis Lordship** house in that city. Sir John Hobhouae and the youthful Misses Hobhouae are staying ...

... pleased, on the nomination of Lord Forester, to appoint Captain John (iilbart Ogilria, ball-pay unattached, lata of the Highlanders, to bo one of her Majesty's Honorable Corps of GentloDieo-at'Arms, eice Johnston, who retires. Downing-street, April I. The Queen ...