... Ireland as Loret John Rus- sell. They were all agreed about the Bill. The Govern- ment refused to alter the Bill ; this he knew but they wemld all unite and rally— all Ireland together— to defeat this atrocious measure. Mr. Gratta.n next addressed thc ...

... Baldwin, Esq., of Preston. On the 29th ult., at Norington Church, the Rev. John Charles Ryle, Rector of Helmingham, Suffolk, to Matilda Charlotte Louisa, youngest daughter of John P. Plumptre, Esq., M.P., of Fredville, Kent. On the 31st of October, in Cavan ...

... simple and simpleton-like, then, was it, of the geatleman from Fermanagh to expect that the leaders would throw away the right arm of their power, and let a secret escape that would at once reduce them to a condition of inefficiency and weakness. It (signifies ...

... (Dow- i ager) of Listowel and Miss Bushe, the Earl of Rosslvn, the | Countess of Cardigan, Lord and Lady Arthur Lennox, Lady I Rendlesnam, the Hon. Misses Thelluson, Sir John and ! Lady Macdonald, the Hon. Cecil Forester, Captain and the I Hon. Mrs Beaumont ...

... the Ray. Richard Holland, M.A. , vicar of Spray ton, to the vicarage of Hit- tisleigh, Devon, vacant by the death of the Rev. John . Totbill. The Rev. J. S. Dolby has been licensed by the Lord Bishop of London to the incumbency of the new district church ...

... the more republican j -hi edifice. At a quarter past one the Libe- ,„ and Mr. John O'Connell moved that : ?? th, Memberfor Limerick, should take ! ?? powe-'.i a nu M r - Grattan (both of the other -. of tb«' water) were in attendance. | f ?? ' . taking the ...

... go home free But for this circumstance, he would in all probability havi* been tried by court-martial and executed. Mr. GRATTAN here- entered the- hull, and was treateel as an especial favourite by the unwashed. Twenty-three pounds were acknowledged ...

... left Brighton for town yesterday afternoon. The Duke of Hamilton received the Grand Duchess on her arrival at the Bricklayers' Arms station, soon after six o'clock. anil con- ducted her to his residence in Portman-square. Her Royal Highness and suite inspected ...

... might be stereotyped, with merely a slight reserve for change of names : — OnSuntiay night last an armed party often men broke into the house of i John Flanagan, at Shallee, and beat him in a most cruel , and savage manner, and endavoured to put him out ...

... ruled in favour ofthe accused, the only attempt to check the assassin has been the Arms' Act, which enables him to keep his arms, procure ammunition, aud know where all the arms in the country are, when he wants a new sup- ply; the few miss-fires since the ...

... Trade; Mr. James Bunce Curling, Adjutant of the Honourable Corps of Gentlemen-at-Arms ; Mr. Ellerthorp, Adjutant of the Yeomen Guard ; Sir Benjamin Smith, C.S., Captain Sir John Henry Pellv, Bart., Deputy Master of the Trinity House ; Mr. Frederic Peel Round ...

... Friday evening by a large party, armed with sticks. &c, in search ofa man ?? lodged there, but win. -wa. fortunately absent. They beat Mrs. Cantwcll's two daughters and her son and thi n'went away. ua Sunday last an armed party. with the ir faces black- ...