... trade, or were they the cut * Jed on against Lord Cardigan, doctrines of monopoly ? Neither one nor the other §j VIVIAN said, he was authorised Lord (cheers)— they were the doctrines of common sense Cardigan tate the house, that he exceedingly —they wen* ...

... Acheson, Mr. R. M. O'Ferrall, M.P., Veraer, M.P., Colonel Dawson Mr. R. Archbold, M.P., Mr. A. 11. Lynch, M.P., Mr. Henry Grattan, M.P., Mr. J. Young, M.P., Colonel Clements, M.P., Colonel Thomas, M.P., Mr. G. Evans, M.P., Mr. V. Stewart, M.P., Mr. Montgomery ...

... Irish representatives of the British heart and the British arm ’ must have advanced rather than d •dined. Even Ix'fore the first great diminution the penal code, we find s’ated I y Mr. Grattan, his sjk*ccli tt> parliament on the hill, February, I7!)2, ...

... Wayland. Esqrs., at a recent meeting, allocated the balance of 41,412 as follows s--Catherine Sweeny, 350 ; Margaret Carty, 350 ; John Ryan, 256 ; Patrick Ryan, 256 ; to remain in Bank. 2OO. Todd and Co. Patrick-street, Cork, have a pretty article of dress of ...

... l Sir John Milcy Doyle, K. C. B. who was member for Carlow county, in Lord Grey’s parliament, in 1831, is the field for Newry, having addressed the electors of that borough on the liberal interest, in prospect dissolution. A son of Captain John .1. Sargent ...

... support its prayer they should hand it to Lord John Russell for presentation, Mr. E. Tennent has published a letter in the Ulster Times declining to support it ,and says that he has entrusted the petition to Lord John Russell, as directed. The Rev. Mr. Baylee’s ...

... 0 Owen Heyfron, Esq. ?? ?? 0 0 F. Pilsworth, Esq. ?? ?? .. I 0 0 John Smith, Esq. ?? ?? 1- 0 Rev. Dr. Doyle, PP. ?? 1 0 Anonymous ?? ?? 1 0 01 John Bnrne, Esq. Archittct ?? ?? 1 0 John Dadd, Esq. I- ?? 0O Richard Spring, Esq. . ?? 1 0 0o P. V. Fitzpatrick ...

... was the duty ef mi- nisters to relieve public anxiety by fully explaining their views on the earliest evening possible, Lord JOHN RU SELL replied in detail te the remarks of Sir R. Peel. His lordship reminded the house that the nd arsenals of the country ...

... excited the suspicions of shrewd turnkey ; although she bad before, without detection, bathed with the male convicts, and her arms bad been examined a surgeon, who thought she hud some cutaneous disease. Letter? have been sent down to Sussex discover her ...

... Commissioner of Bankrupts, is elected a Bencher of the Queen's Inns, by a majority of six votes over Mr. Gilmore. Lords William and John Beresford have arrived at Curraghmore. Counsellor Murphy. nephew of the Roman Catholic Bishop, is one of the liberal candidates ...

... his sainted sire, whose every wish was the advantage and service of Ireland—he appealed to him and to his venerated friend Grattan whose image graced that hall, and to whose advice and council he owed more than he could express.—he appealed to both to look ...

... repeal of the corn laws. THE EARL OF CARDIGAN. Mr. MUNTZ rose to move that an Humble address be presented to her Majesty, praying her Majesty to institute an inquiry into the conduct of the Riglht Hon. the Earl of Cardigan, during his command of the 11th Hussars ...