... adjournment of the debate upon Mr. John O’Connell’e motion for the Repeal of the Union, enbmitted on the lltb of April, and adjourned from time to lime einee that day. After obeerratione from Sir B. Hall, Mr. Grattan, Mr. Reyuolde, and othere. Lord J. ...

... ter Hjrr;» Abbot. K : ng‘- Arms-yard, Moorgate-street. merch*rr —George Je. :i«. Hex r. Old-town, water-proof leather irauufacturer—Fdward I>. m* riiorch-court. Clemeni’»- : ai»e. overchsnl—Fr*nci*s Devil’s-budge. Cardigan hi t* keeper—\ Walker. 1* c ...

... rnriilian name and of and olli.e, John Lord Keane; Henry, Biougham and V.ux, John Singleton, Lord Lyndhurst; Henry, Ma-qu„ of Lanwlowne, lord president of the council. See. .an . ow say . Conr lordship? Is James Thomas, Earl Cardigan gurlty of ibis felony whereof ...

... CO li UKSPON DENTS. Touhrulgr. tonl Cardigan issHll Lirnt.-Col. Command,nil of the lUh Hussars ; iml. Tile tan tala's his title of Mar,/ms of Dourofrom Don, Da, Satires of Excursions in Alla, ala, the Church of F.iu/lnnd Quarterly, .Ve-, are in ...

... was cm; Lord John Ku«scll to -tat.- that should not proceed the Landlord and Tenant Hill that evening. >.r Hkooke thought that Ir>h gentlemen should Ireland to their various localities, and also that the Government should provide arms and ammunition ...

... acted on. Such, wc are assured, arc the facts of the CMC.—Express. Loup Cardigan and ms Officers.— arc authorised to state, with reference to certain animadversions upon Lord Cardigan, originating in the Jo/ih Hull newspaper of the 1 llh instant, and copied ...

... committee could not connect it with the sittimr member.” Trial of' lAtrd Cardigan. —The return moved for by Mr. Joseph Hume, M.F., relative to the ezpensea of the late trial jhe Earl of Cardigan, states them to have been as follows, viz.. For fees to counsel, ...

... of departments of France, the vine flourishes in great luxuriance. Assault op Arms. —On Monday the non-commissioned officers of the Ist Life Guards gave an assault of arms at the Riding House, Hyde Park Barracks, in the presence of several distinguished ...

... 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 ...

... the loud and unanimous acclamations of the house. Lord John Russell seconded the motion, which was carried nnanimouslv. Mr. Shaw then moved that W. S. O’Brien, Esq., in custody the Sergeant-at-Arms attending the house, be discharged out of custody,on paying ...

... now ensued; the effigy, which was made of canvass, painted outside and stuffed with hay, was soon tom to nieces, the legs, arms, and head being converted into missiles, which were tiling alsnit in every direction, and in the effort to avoid them several ...

... the night, some means got into cellar Col. Lloyd's house. Colon: 1, heating a noise, rose, roused the household an i, having armed himself with a pokir, entered iho cellar; encountered the commercial gentleman, who gave no ace aunt himself, Col. Lloyd assailed ...