... Lord James Granger, T. C. Stuart, W. Villiers Grattan, H. Strickland, Sir G. Grey, Right Hon. Sir G. Strutt. E. Guest, Sir J. Tancred, H. W. Hall, Sir Benjamin Thorneley, Thomas Harris, John Q. Townely, John Hastie, A. Traill, G. Hatton, Captain, V. Troubridge ...

... the prisoner* lor trjnl *v our - lltrriM>n Fliiver, John little. J.uiu'f > neUir. Jai. - I’hillip*, lo»e|i|i t’urrie, John ('urlelon, Tlinin.iti 1 1, iv I*l iti. Aim IMvuon, anil 'llmih Uimv, charged with larceny ; Farrar. R liert Hume, and Juine* Cliir ...

... case the J. O’CONNELL.—-A rumour is prevalent M Re Mok Cae John is ‘Commissioner (Irish) in the room appointed a Poor. law ferred to Somerset House, of Mr. Twistleton, The family of Dr. Grattan, of dare, have narrow] Y escaped poiso Donmuire House, Kil- ...

... my honour. The Sergeant- at-Arms then said Yeoman Usher call in James Thomas Earl of Cardigan. The Noble Earl was then placed outside the Bar, when The Lord High Steward addressing him, said James Thomas Earl of Cardigan, you have been indictee for ...

... of London, Mr. Hume called attention to the conduct of the Earl of Cardigan, and to the excitement in the public mind to which it had given rise. He (Mr. Hume) blamed the Earl of Cardigan less than the Commander-in-Chief. Mr. Macaulay vindicated the conduct ...

... Simon Snooks did, on about the I2ih day ol September. maliciously •float aland wound John Thomas Richard Titmouse, ot/rericrse John Thomas I ttmouse, olherwiie John Titmouse, olherwise Thomas Richard litaiouse, utheruisp Richard Titmouse, &c. Then there ...

... following are the names of the Directors who retire by rotation, but are eligible be re-elected Mr. John Brown, Mr. J. D. Carr, Mr. R. Martindale, Mr. John Irving, and Mr. J. Rome. l*he retiring Auditors are : —Mr. Joseph Hannah, and Mr. Joseph Forster. ...

... left arm, crushing it in a most frightful manner, and so bruising him about the neck and shoulders that be died on the following day.*On the same day, and at the same place, Mr. Thompson also held soother inquest upon railroad labourer named John Sykes ...

... Rir John Key. Barf. Sir William Msgnay. Barf. William Taylor Copeland. Eaq.. M.P. Benjamin Laver, Esq. Windsor Miss Coates. Clapbain William Atherton. Esq. Temple F. Seymour. E*q Bruaaels Henry Darvill. Esq. Windsor Janie* Sharpe. Eaq Windior John Palmer ...

... early hour, essed a hope before leaving that the Go- vernmen t would act as Lord John Russell would ve acted had he been able to form a Ministry. -O ‘Brien and Mr. Grattan, and several other gen- having delivered spee > ches, the rent, at four 8 announced ...

... connected with the electoral registration of Ireland. Every one of the provisions of Lord Stanley’s bill, against which Lord John Russell and his Irish allies raised the warwhoop of exterminating conflict, was taking from bills formerly brought in the Ministers ...

... insults and buffeting, the hands of men in blue coats armed with truncheons. The spirit of no nation could live through such ordeal, if it be much longer continued. You may organise, and recruit, and arm, and what you cal 1 UU harvest/or till an European ...