... tender him the grateful thanks of this Association for the invaluable has produced this dav. The rosolutiun was seconded Mr. John O'Connell, and passed by acclamation Mr. Clements then read several letters, and handed in 11. each from Mr. Colley, Mr. William ...

... upon tbe subject of the present inquiry. Richabd Savva, Chairman. SsatsL Wsaaxx. William FaAsaa. William EoMoHDa. John Thompson. John Whitton. Isaac Hinds. Thomas J. Quinton. Hknbv Bbaw. William Nourm.** Mr. Hinds inquired how amay members the committee ...

... privileges for the Catholic body. This passage for the other. Would there not lx* inextricable eonpetition is referred to by Mr. Grattan, in the following fusion ? Would not such condition of commercial affairs words :—“ But there is another petition on your ...

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... at Conimugbt-place We.lj-Qs.lay last from a tour. The Countess Cardigan arrived Thursday Portman-sfiuarc fromWlesludcu. Her ladyship will leave tendon immediately for Brighton. Lord John Russell left London on Wednesday afternoon on a visit to her Majesty ...

... the misunderstanding between the Lieutenant-Colonel and one of his officers. At party given at the residence of the Earl of Cardigan, a short time back, at which several of the officers were present, a lady, in the course of the evening, observed, Captain ...