... this Lord John Russell assented. waXt of confidence. The adjourned debate on Sir Robert Peel's resolution, expressive of want of confidence ministers, was then resumed. Mr. Milnes, Mr. Sanford, Mr. Darby, Mr. Hutton, Lord Norreys, Mr. Henry Grattan, Lord ...

... daughter. 1. o as eatreet, the Lady of Edward IL Blake, Esq. of Priernom toasty Meath, of a m a, Y Om, Brawl, the Lady of John Grattan Guinness, jun. Its of &me. lt Lambeth Palate, Mrs. Hin mill, of & daughter. gs MARRIAGES. Yana Ilarphr, Eon. of Woodford ...

... sayers and doers of things which tlteY had falsely laid tm the charge of the Whigs. He then, to prove .his case, instanced the Arms (Ireland) Bill ;.which he very properly, (and therefore by some mistake), denominated one of th e mos t as bavip & ,beeti ...

... Linlithgow Price Sir R, Herefordshire Gishorne T, Carlow E, Halifax Gordon R, Windsor Prynie G, Cambridge Grattan J, county Pryse Cardigan Grattan H, Meath RamshottomJ, Windsor Green way C, Leominster Hawdon J, Armagh Greg R, Manchester Redington T, Greig ...

... Arrired, the Netly, flay, from Chester, with bricks: Union, Atkinson, from Poole, with clay: John and Hannah, Parnell, from Padstow, with grain: Union, Peon: le arming, Paynter, from Truro: Latigathow, l'aynter, from Fowey, with copper ore: Lorna., Cumming ...

... Manchester according to the description of Mr. John Brooks, who would doubtless have the working classes believe that he and his coadjutors are the only friends they have in the world. We know nothing Mr. John Brooks beyond what he has intruded upon us, ...

... Glorious John's bygone comicality seemed to the memory, as it doubtless was, snore amuslng than Wild's living personation of the character.; nevertheless, the latter had a good deal of merit about it. Ihe piece went off very well. Mrs. H. Grattan being ...

... be passed under the Great Seal, granting the dignity of a Baron of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland unto Sir John Campbell, Knt., her Majesty's Attorney-General, and the heirs male of his body lawfully begotten, by the name, style, and title ...

... Belfast. He was a very efficient offiffr. and much respected by his superiors. On Sunday, the f>th ins». Thomas Tate, son of John Tnte, Talbot-'treet. His remains will interred in Shankbill buryinp-ground. on Tuesday, the at o’clock. Suddenly, on the 6th ...

... Somerville, and last not least Lord ->° Russell and Lady Fanny Elliot, who is some three-and- twenty his Lordship's junior. Lord John is thus going to assist Lord Palm er in making the Ministry an united one. Among all these Gossip, for the fifth season, is ...

... appearance in political life was when he went to meet Henry Grattan at the head of a loyal band ; for he (not Mr. Grattan) was at the head of the corporation of barbers. The son of the illustrious Grattan was asked why he had opposed the building of a church ...

... their for a county in which he Mr. Grattan had some nroperty, landlords for voting according to conscience. The writer ] and trusted that the elector* of that county would on the also alluded to the address of Mr. John Tollcmache, member pro|«er occasion ...