... SaUtbnry, lha Marquess of Kildare, the Earl Coaoleaa of Ktaaonl, the Earl of Lonsdale, lbe%trl of tbs Earl of Browolow, lbs East Cardigan, the Baronet* Branow, Lord Foley, Viscount Btreogford. Vita mot Ctildrn. Medemoltelle D’Este. Honorable Major General Lygoa ...

... Trlgnmoofh, 101 10s; Sir Tbomae Baring. Bart., 1001; John Dean Panl, F.aq., 1001 Alexander Gordon. Esq . 1001; R. B. Sheridan. R-q., 100 ; William Gregs* o, E*q . ; Charles Dixon. Evq.. 501; Enoch Duraot, E*q, John Labmichere. Esq, Samuel Graves. , ; the Hon. ...

... announced for the last evening entertainment these gardens, when they will opened under patronage of tbe Earl and Countess of Cardigan, who will honor (be enteriaiomeots with their presence. proceeds of tbe evening Is for tbe Sick “and Indigent Room keepers ...

... drßcally woe eerily obviated tbeoßerrt of the army ead anvy, the hoaeehotd, depa'y liraieaenti, Ac., placing crapetpand the left arm ; but not with thorn who were drnaaad la claret coata, with Meal bnUoet, while eUk ateaUage. ke-Ghto. Dunn or A Gallaot Sailob ...

... of Beauchamp Is expected few days Biighlon. A party is a«*erabvd Deane Park, Northamptonshire, to meet the Earl I Countess Cardigan. The .m--panv at,frreseot c»'n«isis of the Duke of Cambridge. Augusta Baring. Cnh-nel and the IiJJO Mrs. Anson. Lord sod ...

... aefcnowtadga raealpt fire shillings (rum C P.par Bar Richard •teak. Tha Andrew Campbell baas seknovladga having raealvad from Bov John tiragg. In addition tha £6O from Trinity Church, alrandy seknowladgad, Messrs LaToucba, £3. Is aid af the fond* Mariners' Church ...

... B«awell ( John Goldni !. George alii a, flimaH Richard AtkiatOD, Cmper, ant Luke Carr, Baqra. Cooitt Joar.—William Worthlogfoa, B«q., (F.»r-*m*o); Robert Ghee. Darra O*borne, A«- lcm«. WiUiam A H«y«a, Michael N »tt, Robert rk n«. Samuel Parker. John Robioeon ...

... early hour war much crowded. Before the Lord Chief Justice took his seat, aeaeral of the special jury io the caae of v. Lord Cardigan appeared In c »urt, when they were informed the Aaw*ciafe that their attendance would not required to-day. cause which would ...

... ; Sir John Mseneill, William Anketell, Esq.; W. S. Trench, Esq ; John Johnson, Esq.; Henry Mitchell, Eeq.; John I Stratton. E*q.; Edward Golding, £*q.; Capt Richardson ; F. S. Filgate, Esq.; Andrew Swansy, Esq.; Robert Thomson, Eiq.; Rev. John Young, ...

... miles of Kilmallock, four o’clock in the morning, by doxen armed men, wbo commanded them to drew up end deliver their money! The fire arms were presented at both aides of the car, and one of the armed gang stood the horse’s heed, whilst his comrades robbed ...

... celebeatrd rhea* eeeota—you bee* bier and walked In proeeevlon. with mania) manic, cod fully armed, and oftenlimea cached by momamaiy feelinga you batwnacd your arm. againat youedafeucelee* cuuntrymeu ; you kill atoll la let net#* wherein your .ncratoe. were ...

... thought to bribe (loud cheers). When one of the present ministry wae in power, gentleman waited upon him said to him, Mr. Henry Grattan, if you bate a little of your politic* you will get « place and promoted by Chancellor, 1 have come to tell you **•.” (Mr ...