... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... yesterday.) PRIVILEGE. Lord JOHN RUSSELL movedthat the resolution be tcommunicated to the Sheriffs. ISir E. SUGDEN asked the noble lord whether the word others in the resolution was intended to include the l jury ? Lord JOHN RUSSELL said that it was not ...

... (hear). In 1806 Sir John Newpott, in conjunction with the father of his noble friend (LUrd John Russell) was the first to take steps for introducing a system of good and general education into Ireland (hear). And in the same year Sir John Newport caused an ...

... to be paid commissioner of arbitration. (The noble lord, in a low conversational totne, held across the r table with Lord John Russell, was undersrood to withdrawt the concluding paragraph of his motion-~t' Copies of an'y, communications from the Secretary ...

... Bert., Sir John llGuest, Bt., Sir John Seale, Et., Sir- T. Troubridge, ?? Sir J. Forrest; Sir Edward Lytton Bulwer, M.P.; Sir A. to Clifford ; Sir J. Campbell (Attorney-General), Adimi- atral Sir Charles Adam, Sir De Lacey Evans, Al. ?? Sir John Scott Lillie ...

... report. Mr. Campbell, from the East India House, presented copies of correspondelce relative to the opium trade. Mr JAMES GRATTAN presented a petition from Wicklow against any alteration in the corn laws. MAYNOOTH COLLEGE. Lord SANIDON presented a petition ...

... Henry Grattan, M.P., Thomas Hutton, William Murphy, e Jeremiah Dunne, M. R. Sausse, Edward Clements, P. e Hayes, James Plunkett, Michael Bernard Mullins, Robert I MClelland, D. M'Donnell, Charles H. Walker, T. M. s Carew, James Scott Molloy, John Smyth ...

... committee be ap,. Cl pointed' to inquire into bow far the conduct of Sir John Al Collorne, now Lord Seaton, was entitled to a pension for tri his services in Upper Canada. re Lord JOHN RUSSELL said he regretted the hon. 6o menfber for Kilkenny should have ...

... Ai-onyin the and APockets. grac The memrory of Washington. Air-Grand March. in tf The Patriotiaoflrelaynd__Etnrylett, Grattan, Fitzgeraldl. whe I Their deeds hae added dignity to hmn atrand en- not shrined their memory in the. hearts of their Countrymen ...

... P., James Power, M.P., Dr. M'Donnell, John O'Connell, Rathcormac; Edmond Taaflfe, Redmond P. O'Carroll, John Hone, Leland Crosthwaite, D.L., Rev. Dr. Harrold, Felix Charles Eaton, James O'Dowd, bar- rister; John Shea Lalor, Rev. Mr. Sinnott, O'Malley ...