... effect that Lord Palmerston had addressed to I.ord John Russell letter impressing on his lordships mind the necessity of advancing in the march of reform, so to keep pace with popular feeling, and that Lord John Russell, in his reply to the noble viscount, ...

... of the Lieutenancy w ill be discharged bv Air Wralk.je our late popular and enlightened rapresentalive I$ J-ju Independent. John IJ. 'Talbot, Esq., deputy lieutenant, arrived at is seat, Ballytrent, from Alton Towers, on Saturday last, aid was welcomed ...

... political literature of tin.e«. Having removed from Dublin to Belfast, tm . —in conjunction with Mr. John Templeton, the well-known botanist: and Mr. John Handcock Lndwtrw. be lished in 180S the Bef/uaf which ceaaed exist m ; the most ably-conducted periodical ...

... public banquet, which is described as one of the most im- portant and interesting fetes ever given in that country. Lord dinper. John Hay and the officers of the Warspite were invited to the The assembling of 80 many merchants and leading men in this city to ...

... followed, containing a number ladies and gentlemen of the Court. the first these was Sir Robert Peel, who was recognised St. John's Cross, foot of and a cry arose of Peel, Peel. The Right Honourable Premier received hearty cbccrs from multitude, which ...

... MAYOR, ALDER- ments, we believe we have succeeded ;— dimensions, At the top of Formby-street, the broke district, T NORTHLAND’S ARMS, DUNGANNON, on MEN, AND TOWN COUNCILLORS OF THE CITY OF The Sun eee eee . £30,000 was still gushing and carrying amongst the ...