... British force from Bombay and Bengal, under Sir John Kease, takes possession of his throne at Candahar. 9 The redoubt Guardanstuo is takea by Espartero, with 300 prisoners. 10 Destruction by fire of the John Bcull steamer, with the loss of several passengers' ...

... ; Mr. John Sharman Crawford, High Sheriff of the county of Down ; Mr. ill zpatrick, Moyroe, Tipperary; Mr. Barrett; Mr. Rse; Sir Montague Chapman; Mr. Close; Mr. O Far- rell; Dr. Corr; Mr. Al. Costello; Mr. Cooke; Mr. A. French: Mr. H. Grattan. M.P.: ...

... Leslie, H, O'Callaghan, D.L.; H. Tuite, T. M'Donnell, Q.C.; Hana, Anster, L.L.D; W. T. Lloyd, H. Grattan, Armstrong, D.L.; Farrell, Ribert Tigh e, John Waller, Tristram Kennedy,; Mervin, - '.OMara, - De Montmorency, Murphy, P. O-Mara, Dixon, Q.C. ; J ...

... Gore Langton, Colonel Anson, Mtssrs. Mlorgan John O'Connell, Wakley, Thomas Hodges, R. Stewart, Grattan, Fitzstaphen, French, Wm. Willianus, D. Morris, K. Hoshins, W. Turner, J. Scholetleld, Vernon Smith, John Briscoe, Aaron Chapman, Poulott Scrope, N. ...

... steamo~bat United States is fired upon from thle P'rescoti, ano ir way from. Ogdkineburgh to Sac'lct el Harbour. b yink. 15. Lord John Russell, in consequence of the ap. ow pointment of tlte committee of the House of Lords to the inquire into thle state of Ireland ...

... Capudnn Pacita, and is placesi eo at the slisposition of Mehiemet Ali. 5 C. - The Waiterloo steamer, with 10,000 stanid of or arms sit beard for thle rise of Don Carlos, takes firs is It tlte Esiglisht channel and is totally destroyed, ilte crewv at, bcliag ...

... provinces-sitnilar out- rages werelikely to take place in the metropolis (bear, hear). During thJ ast- week the military were under arms during 'the night, - ?? force was enlarged (hear). The l honourabre member next alluded? 4o,, seizure of British property which ...

... 1111 or ewith tiiv, e-xcepiitfot, eve~ry 11151, wtith )lie spletnitd excee- Ltion, certtioly, lila . -ble lord oppesite (Lord John ltutiifl) jI aull, COle ra j-bnt bow.v happens it thent every in150 coriepi- r cuojug for tintlueate, haigay~et claim onl the ...

... .. -104 PLVttILEGE.-STOCKDALE V. tANSARD. The SPEAKER then intimated that the Sergeant-at- Arms had a communication to make to the house. The Sergeant-at-Arms accordingly came to the bar, and said he had to acquaint the house that, in conformity with ...

... Messieurs R Burke, J M Napier, N P Willis, M'Kane, E Galway, W T Lloyd, Anster, J O'Dowd, John Lyne, Guthrie Purcell, Maurice Charles O'Connell, 73d Regt; Aylmer, John Hume, Grace, W P O'Connor, M'Donnell, county inspector; James Murphy, Moore, Brownrigg ...

... place, gave a dinner to seventy of the laboureleg class in the village, which took place at the house of Mr. Dawsorn, Cardigan Arms. The party enjoyed ithemselves 1st a high degree, and Conducted themselves with great propriety. ?? H~,ldforth, E'q. gave ...

... Minto, Jersey, Sandwich, Clare, Ashburnam, Fitz. y william, Albemarle, Belfast, Fingall, Burlington, Surrey, il Uxbridge, Cardigan, Veruham, Clarendon, De la Warr Ls Ashburton. Z Countesees-Carlisle, Surrey, Lichfield, Burlington, J Charlevilla, Jersey ...