... each has in/ given. The Sergeant-at .Arms said—Yeoman Usher, call James Earl Cardigan. The noble lord was accordingly called in, and His Grace the Lord High Steward, addressing him, said- James Thomas, Karl of Cardigan you have been indicted for and have ...

... exertions , off that demand (Iwrar. hear). . Some subletiptioos were then handed in, after which Rev. Mr. O’Connell. P.P., and John's, wae [ called to the chair, a vote of thanks was passed the prestl dent, and the meeting adjourned. alleged faux pas and ...

... O'Meara. J P Timothy O'Brien John O'Connell. M P Maurice O'Connell, P Robert W. S O'Brien, M Morgan O'Connell Richard O'German James Power, M P Michael Powel John Powell James Plunkett John Perrin J. tt. Price, Powell. P John Powell Peter Purcell D. R. ...

... Stralhan. barrister Chaloner. R., J P. jun., Coolatin park, county Wicklow Coleman. John, Dundalk Chester, John, P. gtonehousc, Dunlecr Chartres John, Belfast Corell, John, Belfast tics Willi an, J P, RaMyrnaearret, Belfast Corb-tt,»Thomas, B. lfa*t Callan ...

... with circunisiuntial account the allair honour that look place a few months since between Captain Tuckett and the Karl of Cardigan, a most appropn. ale close history whose details are fine satirical comment on the follies and vices human nature. The old ...

... church, the Her. _ . ‘“i, * cw, I * N ' . John Uver. Alfred, third son of Mufeit Kelly. E*q . Parsonstown, T, e A then ruse and mosed Louisa, youngest daughter the late Ihomas Manly, taq., th*l the Earl of Cardigan should be called to the bar, which TulUmors ...

... tliat which characUrised as outrage on the got t. John,'l) L, Mount uJ J *** 419 40 3 Earl of Cardigan should sit stool at the bar uncovered neutrality of the American States. The counter statement Parnell John, JP. Avondale, Ratbdrum 1 *•* 10 7 1 2 and without ...

... that the act of Lord Cardigan shall not hereafter a precedent. Tli** Commander iivChief surpri-cd that an officer in the aituatiim «f Lieutenant-Colonel, commanding regiment. should have punish, d a soldier Sunday Lord Cardigan will hardly able mistake ...

... attendance when cessation from tbeir parliamentary labours would admit of their being present; his respected friend Henry Grattan had received the communication addressed to him that muin>og, and had done them the honour of coming there that day (hear ...

... ; Charles Colls, Charles Thompson, and Richard Peekoser Harris, j on., bill-broker*. Lombard, street, Loudon; John I Smith Daintry and John Ujle, bankers, Manchester ; Hugh lierbtrt Doeotnan, tin.plate niauiifaetarer, Kidwelly, Car: marthen Lat.du* Caietl* ...

... eet. Piccadilly No- John-street. Cmtehedkri.e*; ih* Dublin Steam Wharf, Iron-gate, adjoining d»s rower. : Gtottfr Thortwfn, Ain Srl.ullir. toj. Jainlrwo, Exj. A'at. An(!. rvon, Lx). I I bomja Yoons. Eol. William Allan, fcxj. John tvq. Tliomaa Hay. Lx] ...

... he Com- ,^C7sh?pm^l''in to delivered a. No. I. Ob, ioo.ly twcome, ea.y for a per».n of very moderate I, i.reet ; No. Id. John-.treet, Cro.ehe.l- income aeeu.e, lb., artanpemeni. porvi.i.m for hi.| Fri.r.- or the Dublin Steam Wharf, Iron-gate. adjoiniuß ...