... 0 Kildare Connty, R. More O'Ferrsll and R. Arch- bold 2 0 Kilkenny, John O'Connell 1 0 Kilkenny County, Hon. P. Butler and Major G. Bryan 2 0 King's County, Hon. J. Weatenra and A. Arm- strong 2 0 Kinsale, W. H. Watson* 1 0 Leitrim County, Viscount Clements ...

... Kildare County, R. More O' Fen-all and R. Arch- bold 2 0 Kilkenny, John O'Connell 1 0 Kilkenny County, Hon. P. Butler and Major G. Bryan 2 0 King's Connty, Hon. J. Wt-stenra and A. Arm- strong 2 0 Kinsale, W. H. Watson* 1 0 Leitrim Coiin'y, Visconnt Clements ...

... Cambridge—C. M. Sutton, Sir A. Grant.. Cambridge University—Goulburn, Law 2 Canterbury—Smythe, Bradsbaw Cardiff—Dr. Nichol 1 Cardigan—Pryse Pryse Cai lisle—Marshall, Howard 2 Carmarthen—D. Morris Carnarvon—W. B. Hughes Chatham—Byng ' Cheltenham—Berkeley ...

... Shelburne Cambridge— C. M. Sutton, Sir A. Grant 2 Cambridge University—Goulburn, Law — Smvthej Btadsbaw Cardiff—Dr. Nic'uol Cardigan—Pryse Pryse Carlisle—Marshall, Howard 2 raiarthen—D. Morris 1 TOO—W. B. Hughes 1 • i- -Byng Iteorum—Berkeley 1 ■ ter—Lord ...

... is, we nee scarcely say, extinct; but totally rent person came up, in his name, nnd swore thai be was the said John Cull, tailor, Grattan streei, and that bis qualification lo vote still continued. That perjured peraonalor voted for Messrs. lennent and ...

... throat giving him great uneasiness. But this symptom was soon for almost the next moment he rose upon his feet, raised his arms level with his breast, and, opening his bloodshot eyes, gave forth from his mouth a most terrific screech, after which his ...

... y; and tbe Tories gave him a sufficient number of their second votes to oust Mr. Grattan. The official state of the poll was— Acton, (Tory) 660 Howard, (Trimmer) Grattan, (Reformer) 501 Louth CooNTr.—Official declaration— BeUew,(L) 447 Dawson, Hon. (L) ...

... The defendants are well-known characters, and were com mitted to six weeks hard labour. Lovcusorovcs Jury 22.—John Tay- lor, Thomas Breward, John Bai , Arthur Widdowson, and Wa. Cook, all of Sileby, were ismissed, on a charge of assaulting Thomas Hall, and ...

... and of course returned, for the county of Limerick, and Lord Milton for the county of Wicklow, in the room of Mr. James Grattan. — Lon don paper. West Ridin« of York.— A meeting of Lord Mor- peth and Lord Milton's friends took place after the termination ...