... the contending repealers in that town, but be felt that his mission would be unattended with any beneficial results. Mr. H. Grattan next addressed the meeting. He ex- pressed an opinion that repeal of the union was not merely necessary for tbe prosperity ...

... which says that should a call of the house be ordered, it will be disobeyed, and that O'Connell* O'Brien, John O'Connell, Dillon Browne, Grattan, and the other representatives of the people wbo labour in the national cause, will treat the threat of Mr ...

... evidence to criminate him nd, as time after this Philli ps left Cardigan for Swansea, v is Lid. | set up in business, but aftera lapse of three years ~— It had | a returned 7 to Cardigan to set am deed Ge, Gee oe at Kenainecton. About a fortnight ES uctive ...

... not as numerous as on many of the previous meetings. The principal actors for the day were Mr. Smith O'Brien and Mr. Henry Grattan. Mr. Davis (barrister) was called to the chair] and ad- dressedahe meeting at some length. He assured them there was no hope ...

... Saturday ?— They did. On the next day I went into the High-street. Mr. Seton offered me his arm. I declined it, and he said If one lady took a gentleman's arm another might You see my wife is walking with Mr. Manginn. I said my husband did not like it ...

... un- common. Lord Cardigan and the Court Journal. — ln the Court of Queen's Bench on Monday, the Solicitor- General applied for a criminal information against the pub- lisher of the Court Journal, at the instance of the Earl of Cardigan. The libel stated ...

... Strickland, John Joseph, 10, John-street, Adelphi Professor of Music Stubbs, Elizabeth ?? Oxford-terrace, Edge- ware-road Spintter ...

... Me > ve squadrons and it is understood th carried on in this spot as soon as undermentioned :~ Newman, | John Weston, Esq. Director of | Esq. John Watson, 5 sq. s difficult to | from the fuse s will also be at the Offices of Messrs. | Joseph Bulkeley Jobns ...

... me of them out party of troop’ swhich formed in procession as they n corpse with presented arms, and preceded the body 11 ary, but order of slow march, with arms r eversed, keeping me time with the solemn dirge of the Dead March in borne on the shoulders ...

... Mansfield, Burke, argu- Sir Robert Fox, Pitt and Grattan for the Hall, leaving the remaining were eight for future consideration. They also propose that William ncy of “alder a Marshall, John Bell, and John He nry Foley, whose rtment works in the last ex ...

... the occupation f his widowed mother 4 in at for a little more than 12n brother, John Brough, ised tenant, though, it The mother was the recogn nploy seem, that the brother John mana ged the farm, if pre- plied to for th e rent when due. On Friday afternos ...

... assistance for a navy gentleman who was wounded. By a Juror : I heard no report of fire arms previously. I had just turned out of bed. By the Coroner : I did not see any fire arms on the beach or on board tbe yacht. James Churcher, a commissioned boatman of the ...