... Pearson. Perry. Symes. Staunton, and Reilly. The Burgesses prevent were, the Right Hon. D. Pigot. M.P.; Mr. John O’Connell. M.P.; Mr. Henry Grattan, and Mr. Cahill. The Imrd Mayor having received the Address from Mr. Eiffe, advanced to the foot nf the throne ...

... Lord John Russell brought forward his amendment, which, in our last, we published. The substance of his lordship’s speech, which will hardly repay even a cursory perusal, is thus given in the journal which we have already quoted : But Lord John Russell ...

... Affghanis tan necessal to the of re our Indian empire, and he ( Lord John Russell) believed eir been a right one, his noble friend’s judgment to have and his late col- At all events, he (Lord John Russell) ut leagues were ready to identify themselves with the ...

... beer. Lord John Russell had now proposed resolution, in which did not barely condemn the ministerial measure, hut suggested one of his own. Sir Robert Peels plan was to protect great monopolies and break down only the minor ones. Lord John s on the contrary ...

... Mr. GALLY KNIGHT teprobated their rede taxes for the sake of and their resurt to n Cork pedient of loans Referring to Lord John Russell's tion of the Janded gentlemen as having beads of avowed his opinion that they would deserve that sa | debate they ...

... Sergeant at Arms to tahio him into cu1tO1 l CARDIGAN (BoROUGR Mr. G. Hayter (chairman), Sir C. 1. Blake, Earl of Leicester 0M. P. for BIdzeCOot5X ?? v O'Brien, Mr. G. Dodd, and Mr. E.TurnerI0?r 3rW On the names of tlhe members chos rv0 ) Cardigan elcesion ...

... Darby Head, Esq., eldest son of the Very Rev. John Head, of Nenagh, county Tipperary, Dean of Killaloe; Edward Johnstone. Esq., eldest son of the Rev. Beresford Johnstone, of Tullow, county Carlow, clerk; *John O’Meara, Esq., fourth son of Edmond O’Meara ...

... heard of person named Charlotte Craw lord 1 was as near to them Camden-street as I here now to her ; they were not walking arm-in-arm ; the lady was outside’; they wont off at the road that turns up to Harcourt-street ; I went straight down through Camden-street ...

... snenaged tlleeselves positively to atted th all Ceuntess of Clanricarde M AIrs. Barringtorl% Countess of llwtle ~~lIrs. 1enry Grattan Countestss of Mletovn MUrs. Commissioner Macan ?? Duuegarvan MNrs. 'Major Palmer Lade! Louisa Knllox MIrs. Pigot Lade Elizabeth ...

... for having unregistered arms in his possession. Examined by Mr. James M‘Cullen (who obtained per- mission from the magistrates)—I took Denaldson to the aud a station-house, charged him with creating riot, and also for having arms; I heard him say that the ...

... talking of the , until the income tax bill | Mr. Shad le stated that Darling left the guita: rat his | Arms, they not havin, g attended ti Lord JOHN RUSSE LL had, for one, fully ex ected that to give my decided vote, in favor of justice to Eng land (hear) ...

... Lord John Russell n had now proposed a resolution, in which he did not barely condemn the ministerial measure, but suggestad one of his own. Sir R. Peel's plan was to protect the great mono. polies, and break down only the minor ones. Lord John's, d on ...