... the steamers, proceeded on their route to Athlone, which to the head-quarters of the regiment. Lieut.-Colonel the Earl of Cardigan will exchange from the 11th Hussars with Colonel the Hon. 11. F. Cavendish, Ist Life Guards. The latter will be included ...

... Shirley, E. Taylor, Col. John Young, In the minority of 125;—Roht. Archhold, Sir A. Armstrong. Sir H. Barron, 11. M. Bellew, M. J. Blake, Bridge, man, R, D. Browne, Col. Butler, P. S. Butler, Hon- R. S. Carew, Hon. C. G. Cavendish, John Collett, M. E. Corhally ...

... A. Hill, John B. Shannon, U. Davison, Drummond Anderson, Thomas M'Clure, John Charters, James Campla 11, Charles Dudin, Robert Corry, Adam DutTin, Jas. Campbell, jun. K. Workman, K. Roddy, C.B. Grimshasv, Surgeon James Moore, John Grattan, Gustavus Jas ...

... J Blake. M J Grattan, Henry Protheroe, Edwd Hall, Sir H Rawdon, Col. Bouverie, la- ton. Cap-ton V Ricardo, J L Bowes, John llaues, Benjamin 1 icb, Henry Bowring, Dr. Hay. Sir A Roebuck, J A Bnuceiruin.il Edward Romiilv, John Bright, John Charles Ross ...

... favour of peaceful measures. Mr. Grattan, M.P. and Mr. John Reilly, T.C. together address the meeting, but the former gave place to the latter individual. Mr. Ur.iLLT, after apologising for taking precedence Mr. Grattan, said he would not have done if ...

... Earl of Cardigan, and ion which every ft£ and honest spirit must feel in the . heiress the tVwi.ing estates and property Fhntshl. e, 'downfaii of a and anarchy.” | the hiitorian). by the Lady Emma Bnidt'nell, sister of the present E.»rl Cardigan. Her father ...

... Thursday morning, at Brighton. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Mr. Broderlp, a relative of the bride, and the Earl of Cardigan, uncle the bride, gave her away. Shortly after the ceremony, the youthful pair left Brighton for London railway, with the ...

... passed corn bill which the people f of England had long desired Leaving Lord G. Bcntinck for short time, he turned to Lord John Russell and his friends on the opposition benches. traced the history of coercion bills for some years back—showed that Earl ...

... Thcophilus Campbell, Rev. John Weir, Rev. F. Tacka berry, John Lindsay, Thomas Sinclair, John Getty, Alex. Dickey, James Hart.* John Knox, C. Blackwood, jun. Robt. Carson, John Workman, juu John Potts, Wm. ...

... rouse up John with the other. After a few wild expressions of surprise, John recovered from the shock, came my assistance, and began throwing out the ballast wliil.-t 1 continued bale. William, be remained just fell uirnn bis face, with his arms and feet ...

... the following gentlemen were elected:—Thomas Andrewa,M.U. M.K.I. A. James Bryce, jun. M.A. F. 0.8. Edrod. Oettr, M.K.I.A. John Grattan, Geo. C. Uvndman, Janwi U. Marshall, M.U. William Mateer, M.U. James M’Adaro, Uobt. S. M*Adorn, James M’Ailam, jon. Kol-ert ...

... injured. John M Qlore, an infant three months old, died before it reached the hospital, supposed to smothered. Patrick Finney and Michael Finney (brothers) Patrick n«*t much injured, and Michael much recovered to treated an out-door patient. John Roche dead ...