... Lieutenant Johnstone, who has resi, the situation. The following appointments have recently been made to the Staff of the Queen’s Arm in the East Indies and China, viz. :—Lieutenant G e E. Hillier, of the 14th (the King’s) Light Dragoons, to be Aide-de-Camp ...

... ashore on the rocks at St. John’s Point, Briskless Bay, and became a total wreck, consigning five of her crew to a watery grave. I send ou their names—Patrick Sweetman, Edward Tyrrell, John Murphy, Patrick M‘Nally. and John Edwards; all from Skerries ...

... Gerald, the Rev, P. Naas Eustace, Sir John, K B, Baltrasncy, county Kildare Eyre. John, J P. Hassop Park, Eyrecourt, county Galway Fable. James, D. Culea, Feeny. Edward. KC C, Pres TA S, Boyle Fitzgerald, John, J P and I) L, Porlland-place, London Flynn ...

... on the English registration, and it was also the intention of the to introjuce one on the registration of Ireland. Mr. H. GRATTAN said he should move on Tuesday next for the production of the letter to which he had just referred. Sir ROBERT PEEL stated ...

... Bart; John Kingston James, Bart; Arthur Brooke, Bart, MP; Robert Paul, Richard Vorrison, Henry Meredyth, George Morris, D L. Usher of the Black Rod, Robert Bateson, Robert Gore Boothe, Captain Thomas Ross, General George Cockburn. Major-General John Burgoync ...

... a visit with County. he Hon. Colonel and Mrs. Westenra, at Sharavogue House, King’s ion from Paris. The Right Hon. James Grattan has arr Mr. and Mrs. Gro; Morgan entertained ‘owing personages at dinner, in Rutland-square, on Friday la Lord and Lady Mayoress ...

... military or police. As evidence of the general combination, Mr. Gibson stated that it appeared by the sworn informations of John M‘Eneany, the bailiff of the estate, that in attempting to distrain in the month of April last, he and his assistants were ...

... to the ultima ratio of an arms bill. If the people of Ireland were resolved to be in possession of arms, it was not such a paltry measure as this which would prevent them ; it could no more deprive the people of Ireland of arms than the one-gun Martello ...

... notwithstanding the speech of Lord Stanley in reply to Lord John Russell, they fear that the views of the latter noble lord may seem not very un- reasonable in the eyes of the prime minister. As Lord John Russell thinks that the Irish repealers, although conducting ...

... RPFAL MEETING Well may Mr. doubtless, he wili—eall this “a great day for Ireland.” It isa sad one for the Constitu- tion. The arm of justice is paralysed—the power of the iaw is prostrate—and Dublin—tbe metropolis of Ireland—bhas been abandoned to Popery ...

... William Follett, Right Hon. C. E. Law, the Recorder ; Right Hon. Sir George Rose, Right Hon. Sir John Beckett, Mr. Thesiger, Mr. Pemberton Leigh, Rig! ht Hon. John Wilson Croker, Colonel Percival, Sir Frederick Watson, Dr. Jelf, Captain Wyke, and his Excellency ...

... the course of his speech with which I entirely con- cur. He said that an opposition has respousibility—(hear, hear, from Lord John Russell, and cheers.) Now, Sir, I re- joice in that expression, and I hope that the noble lord. who cheers the sentiment, and ...