... the Duke of Richmond in the chair. Amongst those who were present were :~l)ukes—Richmond, Cleveland. Marquis— Exeter. Earls—Cardigan, Dartmouth. Tankerville, Pomfrct, Warwick, Mansfield, Carnarvon, Cadogan, Malmesbury, Lonsdale, Brownlow, Bradford, Eldon ...

... Protection Socieuea Imre been recently held. *No compromise with the League was the burthen of the and reaululion!. Lord John Hassell lias armed in London, accompanied by Karl of Minto. Mmto House, -here hie la)r.U.lp made abort stay, eii route from spite of ...

... reference to Mr. Myles’s letter of the 15th instant, inquiring whether it is * now necessary have’ order in council to import arms or gunpowder, and also whether It is necessary to have license to sell or remove gunpowder,' tho clerk of the council is to ...

... great regret, that cannot call to memory any precedent to justify the hearing of the honourable member in his place. Mr. 11. Grattan said that had been requested the honourable member for Limerick to read the following to the House:—” was in ignorance the ...

... M'Longblin. Win. N. Blow, Andrew J. Barnett, John Marshall, Hugh 11. Hannay, Win. Boyd, John Boyd, Richard Baxter, Ledlie Clarke, Win. Cowan, W. J. Dutficld, John Fisher, Martin Harper, Robert llagoe, Henry Muruoy. John M’Kntire, Robert Neill, and Robert Roddy ...

... tallow, deals, and mats. During the height of the storm, the Briton, of Cardigan, was hurled to iho rocks in St. Bride's Bay, and became a perfect wreck. At Swansea, Hxmouth, Cardigan, Bidcford, and Portland, the damage described have been of the most lamentable ...

... James Moore. Esq., Killileagh—A potato stalk, eleven feet long. Miss Mary Devlin—A specimen of the whip snake. Mrs. Beattie, Grattan Street —Specimen ot tho gorgonia coral. Mr. Henry Fulton, Liverpool— Two preserved fishes. Genological Society of London—Their ...