... Circular-road, Phibsborough; Patnck Ward. Esq., No. 2, Upper Gloucester-street ; Charles Lennon, Esq., on the Premises; or JOHN LITTLEDALE, AucUoneer, In whose Office Cards to view may be had. JUSTICE TO STANLEY. Talent to make a bold or bitter speech ...

... conclusion upon Irish election petitions. Mr. HAYTER, as chairman of the Cardigan committee, reported to the house that Mr. Pryse Pryse was duly elected for the borough of Cardigan, and that Mr. Hertford was not duly elected, and ought not to have been ...

... Voting, and John Agnew, The following gentlemen were sworn on the Petty jury : Messrs. Alexander Dickey, foreman ; George Dawson. Samuel Dottgall, HnghDnnn, David Erskine, Hugh Ferguson, John Finlay, Thomas I'enniiig, Thomas Fraser, John Felhcrson, Alexander ...

... discharged from the custo of the Sergeant Arms on paying the fees. Sir V. B .AKE leconded the motion. The question was then (mt an agreed to, that Mark Blake discharged from the custody of the Sergeant at Arms. Mi. MURPHY presented a petition from the ...

... other candidates, the Honourable Edward John Stanley, M.P. for North Cheshire, Mr. Carnegy, of Craigs, and Mr. David Wemyss Jobson, haring resigned in bi« favour. Cardigan Election Committee— Saturday—The Cardigan Committee met same morning, at eleven o’clock ...

... wphont division, was most detrimental the commercial interests of the country. Sir W. JAMES made similar observation. Lord JOHN RUSSELL also regretted that the debate had not been brought to close; bur. although b ...

... , , ,= farmers. Arms, to await the decision of the house. He, therefore, said, sinking. When the day arrived that the noble baron effect: ( ''‘‘ l ', e , was perfectly mani- moved that Obadiah Barwiek Lucas be committed to would beablotopoint oat the ...

... CAUTION V. CuARACTEIt,-A veteran Kentucky hunter, one John Day, was hunting in compainy with one of the clerks of a company eitablishiet for tile for trade, a liaely youngster, a great favourite with old John, hut whose vivacity lie ha I continually to keel) ...

... had agreed to That John Thurston was guilty of wilfully giving false evidence before the committee.”—“ That the chairman of the committee do issue his w arrant for placing the said John Thurston in the custody of the Sergeant-at-Arms, to await the pleasure ...

... left, Thomas Steele, Esq., and John Reilly, Esq., one of the Town Council of Dublin. Nearly all the Repeal Wardens of London were present, and the company was highly re- I spectable one. A letter was read from H. Grattan, Esq., M.P., regretting that the ...

... (hear). He hoped, therefor*, (hoy would extend their principles, and give them goneral application (hear, hear, hear). Ho (Lord John Russell) did not moan to propose and further substantive resolution. did not think such course was necessary, after proceedings ...

... turn for the borough of Cardigan, brought up th.- port of the committee, that Pryse Pryse, E>cp. / dulj elected to serve as a burgess in this present p, ir liament fur the borough of Cardigan, and ought been returned. That John Scandretl Harford i;. was ...