... e, Shelburne, Clive, Glamis, Sea- ham, Alexander Lennox; Sir John Harrington, Bart.; Sir Charles Shakerley, Bart.; Sir B. Graham. Bart.; Sir Henry Webbe, Bart.; Sir Charles Aldis, Sir John Ronnie, Hon. Grantley Berkeley, Hon. Colonel Darner, Hon. Mr. ...

... iam Scott and Joln Kearns, of 27, Leman-street, Goodman's-flelds, manufacturers of fire-arms-John Windor and John Latham, of Cherley, Laneashire, attorineys-John Bray and Robert Hobson, of Wolf Stones, York- shire, cloth smanufacturers-J. Palmer and W ...

... Counitessa of MINTO and fancily. The Countess of MIrerO Cane to towue from Lord JOHN lUeSSELL'a residence uicar Gololninirg, In Surrey, oil Tuusday list, wiore Lady JOHN RUSSeLL WKSC consdered ii by her medical attendants somewhat better; and by tlhe ...

... noreextraordinamy, in a short time after he did not remember what he had done [continued laughter]. Another Juror: I can show my arms where I vias struokwiththe chair, and If I did not takeup roatler ahair to protect myself, I don't know bow it would te, with ...

... the or analogy is not just, that GRATTAN did not appeal to the brute force of Ireland, whilst O'CONNELI !'does. We do not know what the Tories may term . brute; bat we know that the appeal was then made l to the armed force of Ireland, whilst it is nOW ...

... ,a discovered to be of that stuff which air is made of, - when measures of utility were withheld, and mea- sures, like the Arms Bill, of severity were proposed, it became evident to every Irishman that, as in times I by gone the great justice of 1829 ...

... jury was not the samne In regard to alIl. th Mr. Close. Mly lord, I have received a brief, dand inttod fa to appear for Mr. John O'Connell. lt Chief JuStice : I for my own part feel float counsel for tli do traveraera have had every indulgence afforded ...

... and the same anxiety was exhibited to beholdc him. About lialf-past twelve o'clock, the leading members of the committee, Mr. John O'Connell, M.P., Mr. e Smith O'Brien, MP., Mr. N. Maher, M.P., Mr. a Barry, barrister, Mr. MacNevin, barrister, took their ...

... frotu some future FLOOD or GRATTAN, in the free town council of the reformed municipality of Dublin; but improved intercourse andireconciled affections will have their usual intluencc, and the statesmanlike expectations of Lord JOHN lbus- SELL, at no distant ...

... osl sugar the produce of the most favoured nation. Lord John Russell and Mr. Eiwart rose together; but the Chairman of the Committee having cailed on Lord John Russell, Mr. Ewart gave way. Lord JOHN RUSSELL then said, the right honourable gentlemun who ...

... Wolverhampton, and an. othe from a congrgatolon In Cambridgeshire. Colonel POWELL presented a petiton In favour of the bill from Cardigan. Mr. A. CHAPMAN presented two petitions against the bill from Whitby. Mr. CHUTE presented five petitions feom the Wesleyans ...

... of physicalI misery and political mischief [hear, heatr]. But even our arms were not strong enough to secure the peace of the country ; that Object was attained partly by our arms and partly by the Influence of Mr. O'Connell (hear, hear]. Was ever a case ...