... HUME spoke in opposition to the bill. Mr. H. GRATTAN vehemently replied to Mr. Roebuck's charges against Irish landlords and the Irish people. The Hon. Member designated Mr. Roebuck a shrivelled adder. Mr. JOHN O ' CONNELL acknowledged that there appeared ...

... Messrs. Shaw and Litton, Sir Edward Sugden, and Lord Stanley spoke on the one side, while Mr. O'Connell, Lord John Russell, Messrs. Lynch, and Grattan, spoke on the other. Upon a division the numbers were, for 14r. 0' Connell's amendment, 162 ; against it ...

... Ross, Bart., was married last week, Edinburgh, to Miss Elizabeth J. Ross, eldest daughter of I late Lieut. Colonel Ross. Mr. John Marshall, on the marriage of his son, Mr. Ja G. Marshall, with the Hon. Miss Spring Rice, daughter of l Monteagle, gave up ...

... across the Home Park to the Castle, attended by the Royal suite. Two splendid banners, one containing the Royal arms, and the other the arms of the Prince Consort, were displayed from the Queen's closet, which was tastefully ornamented with laurels and ...

... talents as well as their Titles ' posterity. More interest was felt about tbs 1* tbf, Robert Peel, or Lord Palmerston, or Lord John'd* than in the descendants of the Pelhams, the or any of those who during the last century hat. public affairs. Sir Robert ...

... measure. The bill was opposed by Mr. J. O’Connell, Mr. Home, Mr. R. M. Fox, Mr. Grattan, Mr. F. O’Connor, Lord D. Stuart, Mr. Reynolds, and Mr. \V. J. Fox and supported by Lord John Russell, Mr. M. J. O’Connell, and Mr. Grogan. The bill was brought in by majority ...

... Sw«n*ea, Sept. 14. John H«gUe§ y David J ...

... should therefore order the Karl of Cardigan to enter into his own recognisance in the sum of 1000/. and Captain Douglas in the sum 51*0/., lo insure their re-appearance before that bench Monday next. The Earl of Cardigan and his second then entered into ...

... adopt measures to prevent a • vehemence by Mr. H. GRATTAN.—Lord TEIGNMOUTH designated the currence of the evils, and that the Attorney-General should speech of the hon. and learned gentleman (Mr. H. Grattan) as an directed to prefer bills of indictment against ...

... Shields, John Clarence, master, bound from Alexandria, with wheat, rue into the breakers at Cardigan Bar. The sea beating very high, ee boat could go out to render assistance, although several attempts were made. There is no life-boat at Cardigan. The crew ...

... Mr. St. John, and Mr. and Mrs. Weston, are among the departures to the Continent, from the above hotel. James Bradshaw, Esq. M.P. his lady, and suite, left the Shakspeare Hotel, on Wednesday last, for 'London. Yesterday, the Russian bark' John,' from Riga ...

... Prince Albert dined with the Scots Fusilier Guards Club. Illness of Lord John Russell.—At the ball at the Duke of Norfolk's on Tuesday night, at which the Queen was present, Lord John Russell was seized with a fainting fit in the ball-room about eleven o'clock ...