... o'clock. The Lord Mayor took the chair. the members of the general committee present were following :—John O'Connell, M.P.; Smith O'Brien, M.P.; Henry Grattan, M.P.; Mr. N. Maher, Ml',; Captain Broderick, the heal Pecificator, B. O'Connell, jun, ; the Wight ...

... the Exchange, Itnhiio, are the of Grattan, Flood, FAN., others. HAN, A - ilk exot, Afinierotorannotinces that the widow 4.f Johli Bdollll, 1110 author, him received • pension ,if per annum from the civil list. Lord John Himself' letter Is lost characteristic ...

... knew how. Mr. Cobden set cheek jowl with Mr. Bsnkes; on the other side of Mr. Cabden, and between that gentleman and Lord John Russell, was man, famous in his qusrter, but evidently unknown there, —namely, Mr. William Earle, common councilman of Liverpool ...

... constable Kneed stated that a child narrowly escaped being run --- over. Ile lIPS Seed se. and INJURING ROOK OP THE DOLTON MINIS R.—John Ward and Thaas Lido. charged at liorongl u Court, to. *ihts . nalay loot, I.y Mr. rogg, with jumping On the of tile raltervoir ...

... evening. At the Court-house, Leeds, on Tuesday, old man named John Cropper was fined Ss. and costs for being drunk. He was found by policeman Hales at early hour on the same morning, with hit arm round gas post, and fighting it with his other hand with all ...

... guilty in his yiech on Monday night. Hie principal speakers in it were Mr. Smith O’Brien, Sir B. Peel, Sir J. Graham, Mr. Grattan, Mr. D. Browne, and Mr. O’Connell. It was subsequently agreed that the order of the day far the first reading of ibis bill ...

... sadness of I, much stronger. It tonches, an the protectionists think, interest of their breeches pockets ; and so, with Lord John Manners, ' thay Ong Let trade rommerce,lan. and learning, die, Dui or our run nobility. sorry troth compels at h, !hal be ...