... PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF COMMONS, THI MAT 13: THE EARL OP CARDIGAN. Mr. MUNTZ rows to nova that bnrobla addreia prt* tented her praying her Majeeiy institate inqmry into the conduct of the Right Hon*' the Earl Cardigan, daring hie Lordah p’s command o( the 11th Ilu** ...

... been fixed Lord John Russell for earlier day than had been expected—namely, Friday, the 4ih of June. The announcement of those two arrangements —re- Sugar and Corn—simple they appear, and unostentatiously the facts were staled Lord John Russell and Mr ...

... Dacbeaa of Sutherland, Marquis and Marchioness of Westminster, Marquis Anglesey, Earl of Brownlow, Earl of Coventry, Earl of Cardigan, Earl Wilton, Viscount Alford, were particularly conspicuous. The Duke and Duchess of Beaufort's state chariot was altogether ...

... Duchess of Sutherland. Marquess and Marchioness Westminster. Marquess of Anglesey, Earl of Brownlow, Earl of Coventry, Earl of Cardigan, Earl of Wilton, Viscount Alford, Btc . were particularly conspicuous. The Duke and Duchess of BeanfortVstale chariot was ...

... the men of war, nearly the whole men were Irish.” (I.) To cite one instance, in corrobn ' tion of Mr. Grattan’s assertion the year ” serves Sir John Cox Hippesley, when fewer Cttholi entered the service than at present, (that is, in crew of the Thunderer ...

... whom are the follow* ing, who are ready bear testimony to the fact that after visiting him they have been restored to health “John Smith, of was inflicted with lame* net* for several years, and walked with crutches, is now perfectly cured. ••Mary Rorke, ...

... alteration in the motion relative to the F.arl of Cardigan. The motion would bo, that humble address presented to her Majesty, beseeching her to cause inquiry to instituted into the conduct of the Earl Cardigan during the lime be has been in comnmid of the ...

... at Daimn'ctts, to bc her W i esty 'a Coisul at B13vynmt. Rit lie rdl Wuod, Esq. to be her M1ajesty's Conlul at DI amas- CIs. John Sealy, Esq. to be Solicitor-Gencral in the islai d of ItalIadlee. Steplebn Blourne Eq. to be Registrar of tile Diistlict of ...

... 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, ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...