... 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 ...

... Catatraa Bai)«d *» I Harcolca (a) Caonlj (a) TorrlJfa (a) Kara, Hawkln, Eliaabatb, Thooaa., CaHl» Bataay, Eaaoa, K Sarah, Jaora. Cardigan ] Alaxander, a* Barn ala K Ella* k Jana, a* Sawtaatia kadi far Naapaat CHEPSTOW. Arrirad (April ») fta» Trader. Saadara. ...

... Should bo amend _' ed . Mr IIAYTER _brought up the report oftho Cardigan Election Committee to the effect , _that _Prysa Pryse , Ksq . _was duly elected _for this _borough , and _that John _S . Har _> ford , _l' : aq . had not _been duly elected _, and ...

... There were some of those who had got returned to the other house—(said the Noble Earl very emphatically, and stretching his arm very significantly to Commons' Members assembled below the bar)—that he would consign, without further comment, to the castigation ...

... collection in any other library iv the world. Lord John Russell. -A statement appears in two of the morning papers of this day, asserting, on the au- thorityof a correspondent, that it is the intention of Lord John Russell, to secede from the Church of En-land ...

... twelve and one o’clock on Tuesday, Sir John Hansler. accompanied byJ.B. Armstrong, Esq., entered the prisoner’s cell (apartment would better characterise the portion of the building which Good detained), and Sir John, ad* dressing him, said, I understand ...

... Canada, it must have paid to the Newfoundland exchequer. Mr. Labouchere's amendment having been negatived by a division, Lord John Russell, on the clause respecting salt provisions condemned the duty as a wanton interference with the general principle cf ...

... said sum will be paid into the Exchequer.— Downing-street, April 18, t 842. Affair of, Honour.—The Hon. John Yachett, brother of Lord Audley, and John G. P. Athill, Esq., having,meditated a pop-and-carry-one affair on the Fifteen Acres, Dublin, on Saturday ...

... Lowther presided, and was supported by E. W. Hasell, John Nicholson, Wolverley Attwood, John Sewell, Wm. Nicholson, Robert Addison, and Richard Wilson, Esqrs., the Rev. Richard Wilson, D.D., the Rev. John Miles, and about thirty other gentlemen. The advanced ...

... fifteen years; also the following were yesterday removed to the same destination, John Brown, for fourteen years; Edwaidßateutan, Richard Taylor, Joe! Hunt, John Panting, John Maggs, and George Haider, for ten years; and Walter Jackson, for seven years. The ...

... Carlisle, Cumberland; Mr. John Branders, stone-eutter, Green Mill, High Town. Camberland; Mrs. Amass, Newtown, Carlisie; For Mr. John Robinson, Glasson, near Port at Lonctows.—On the morning of last, a shop the Graham Arms, opened the y previously some ...