... place this day in tba Court-house, Wicklow. . The writ having been read by the sub-sheriff, Mr. Courtney, .Mr. John Nuttall proposed Mr. Grattan, and Mr. seconded him. , Mr. F. G. Connell proposed the nomination of Sir Ralph Howard, and William Ellis seconded ...

... Oaapbelton Lovely Mary, Egan. Dandalk Jana, M'Mnrtrlo («) Balfsst Sarah, Conway, da Sailed (4) for Reform, M'Tarish, Strang lord John Ball. Reid. Dasher.M*Ewlog, Loehfilpbed Mary. Blaoey, Ulensrm Msrgsret, Davidson, Belfsst Experience, Hunter. do C Newman. ...

... of his dominions and the happiness of his people.' CARDIGAN ELECTION. TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUN. Sin—Seeing a paragraph in your Paper of the 9th instant, That no rctui n has been made for the Cardigan boroughs, owing the negligence. or something worst: ...

... olonel Bruen, T. Bunbury, D. O'Connell, Jun., Ashton Yates. CARNARVON (County).—Election day, July 7. Candidate—Pennant. CARDIGAN COUNTY.—Election day, July 8. CHESHIRE (SouTit).—July 10, at Chester. Candidates—G. Wilbraham, Sir P. Egerton, Tollemache ...

... indifference. A young medical student approached hiin, and, taking hold of his arm and shoulder, White rose upon his feet, took two steps thus supported, and seated himself in an ,arm chair. His muscles seemed to relax, and he appeared somewhat overcome with ...

... Trevor, of Dynevor Cattle, in the county of Carmarthen ; John Jones,' of s -trad, in the count} ofthe l>orou?h of Carmarthen, Esq. t ounty of Cardigan— William Edward Powell, Esq. Brough of Cardigan— John Seandrett Harford, Esq.- Prvce lr.ee, Esq. DECLARATIONS ...

... Liverpool, Morley, Listowell, Ilehester, Craven, De Grey, Sandwich, Cadoga n, Cawdor, Albemarle, Jer se y, Euston, Aboyne, Cardigan, Zetland. COUNTESSES—ErroII, Listowell, Minto, Lichfield, Grey, Euston Surrey, Cowper, Albemarle Sandwich, Clarendon, reosebery ...

... (Conservative), Sir John Milley Doyle (Radical), and Mr. Peter Kenny (Radical), from Westminster, were duly proposed and seconded; the latter, however, has no intention of continuing the contest, which will be fought between Lord Newry and Sir John Doyle. His ...

... a sucker of milk, we ere told, The Pi incess will turn to the nipple of gold; And hv JOHN BULL'S consent, will, we predicate, try, Like Princesses of old, to milk JOHN'S purse dry. The papers tell us that the Princess Frederick of the Netherlands has been ...

... C.B.—At Kenniogton, John Exley, Eeq., of St John’s College. Cambridge, to Eleanor, daughter of the late Rev. Thomas Bden, of Whitehall, naar Bristol- On the Sth inst, Lambeth Palace, by hit Grace the Archbishop of Caateihniy, John Horsley Palmer, of HuHiogham ...

... SOMERSET (WEST.) T. D. li.eland, Esq. ;W. Dickinson, Esq. Elected. CARDIGANSHIRE. (Viorn our own Reporter.) CARDIGAN, THURSDAY. The election of a member td represent this county in the ensuing Parliament took place thf2 day, and has ended in the unanimous ...

... RMESULTS OF THE GENERAL ELECTION Lord John Russell, addressing the constituency of London said that the isolated and occasional vi ctories of the onseroa' tives, which marked the progress of the late parliament, wer not to be considered evidence of popular ...