... ary duties.—.Tuom Htrald, REPEAL IN ENGLAND—DINNER TO JOHN I O’CONNELL, ESQ., IN LIVERPOOL. (FROM our own reporter.) Liverpool, Saturday Night —The dinner given the Liverpool Repealers to Mr. John O’Connell, as a testimony of the admiration and esteem ...

... Muntz gave notice that, on the 13th inst., he should propone address to her Majesty, praying for the dismissal the Earl of Cardigan from the army. Sir G. Clerk (for Lord Sandon) gave notice that on Friday, on the motion for committee on the sugar duties ...

... James GibSbn, J.t*. ; Thomas Hutton, J.P.; Wm. S. Hart; John Hatchell, Q.C. ; Robert Hutton; O’Connor Hincby, J.P.; John Haucock, J.P.; A. Strong Hussey, D.L. Robert Johnston ; D. R, Kane; John Keshan; W. 0. Latham; J. Lentaigoe, J.P.; Barry E. Lawless; ...

... this time John Gleeson came down and said, if it lie fight you want you’ll get enough;” John Gleeson threw off his coat; John Needham, sen., and John Needham, jun., James, Denis, and William Needham, were there ; witness held John, sen., and ...

... of more serious inaptitude—would have compelled him to resign without presuming to make any terms at all. But even the right arm which long upheld him his chair is now forgotten along with all the rest; for Crampton still to remain a puisne judge, whilst ...

... Hickey. The Rev. Mr. O’Gonnan destined for the Dungarvan mission.— lbid. Daring Attack bv Armed Partv, and Gallant Conduct the People. —On Tuesday last, three armed men, with their faces blackened, came to Hymenstown House, the seat ofR. Scully, Esq., and ...

... but subsequently admitted to bail (on the application ot .Mr. John Walsh) in wo solvent securities of 201. each, and himself in 401. Mrs. Sarah Kearney, of Francis r-et, complained tin t armed with At noon, on the 12th, a large body of men course the Tory ...

... age, Major Woodward, one of the Inspectors- Generat Prisons. , . June 19, at Old Leighlin Glebe, county of Carlow, the Rev. John Doyne. . , Tuesday last, in consequence of injuries received fall from her gig, wirile recreating herselt on the previous ...

... especially a« Mr. Wightman, «ho has been devil to the Attorney General since Sir John Campbell obtained that appointment, is now all but definitively named for Judge, ffir John Carapbel was offered brief a new cause, on Tuesday last, and bit clerk declined ...

... honourable baronet looked pale and evidently excited, lie soon after advanced to the front of the hustings, where he stood with his arms across, steadily viewing the populace, and apparently under the influence of more than ordinary anxiety. At eleven o’clock ...

... deputy for that IsKith, and of anv other deputies who would otherwise be required to poll j themselves. , ju *1 * Mr Henry Grattan, M.P., here appeared before the assessor in order to make application on behalf of the ; ur,polled vnt in booth M. The latter ...

... Castle Bear House. Ealmg, Middlesex, . . .■ .» i.i„ v Westropp. Es ...