... ‘JOHN to allow the present debate to come off to- that might be come to, there was an understanding with the Irish morrow ni Members, that if there was any time to-morrow night, the debate on the Irish Protection Bill should be resumed. He must say, how- ...

... O’Brien, ., having been guilty of a contempt of this House, be for his d offence committed to the custody of the Serjeant-at-Arms attending this House, during the pleasure of the House, and that Mr. Speaker do issue his warrant accordingly.” Mr. Rocne ...

... He was Eeq., of son of Ca in John Grant, by the daughter of T. Wilson, Wilton, rham. In 1803, he married the eldest daughter of Thomas Carnegy, Esq. , of Craigs, Forfarshire, by whom he hed, with other issue, a son, John M. Grant, for a considerable time ...

... Viceroys, the performers at Conciliation Hall are laying notbing but low comedy. When Dan is present, and h f JoHN, and Mr. W. 8. or even r. Henry GRATTAN, we have plenty of nonsense, it is true, bat it is not the nonsense of imbecility—it is grave, solemn, ...

... Fothes, Catas Newton, Joh Croker, Caius Tria. Alea, B. Tria. Bacon, John’s Wightman, Jobn’s Maresh, Joba's Christ’s Sarel, Tra, j Penny, John’s Trin. Hopuins, Pierite, Dobrez, ria Hussey, John’s Goode, Tris. H. Gall, Trin. Williams, Queen's Mayp, Peacock, ...

... 17 guns. On the following day the arm was concentrated at Moodkee, and, on the 21st, moved by its left on and having on the march formed its junction at Ferozepore tt one o’c ock with 6,000 men and 21 » under r John Littler, which had moved from Ferozepore ...

... visited the other h House members of the Royal Family. Her Majesty left Marlbo South- on Tuesday morning for the cklayers’ Arms terminus of t Eastern Railway en route for the Continent. Her Majesty was ac- companied by his Serene Highness Prince Edward ...

... Fraser On the at het bo use oa Ricbmond-hill, the Hom. the late Earl of Cardigan, aged &6. Let Priaved and published at the No. 40, Fleet-street, int be City of , bettas by JOHN COOPBR BUNNBY, Printer, of No. 30 Hemi ton, im the Comnty of Middlesex, and ...

... he Duke of Buckingham, the the Earl of Cardigan, the Earl of Egmon t, Combermere, Lord Stanley, Uord George Ben tinck, Lord Henry Gordon Lennox, Lord William Lennox, Sir John Tyrrel, Sir John Yarde Buller, Mr, JOHN BULL Miles, Mr. Thompeon, Mr. B. Disraeli ...

... of Richmond in the chair. Amongst those present, were—the Dukes of Richmond and Cleveland; the Marquess of Exeter; Earls Cardigan, Dartmouth, arwick, Mansfield, Carnarvon, Cadogan, Tankerville, Pomfret, W Lonsdale, Brownlow, Bradford, Eldon, Somers, Strad- ...

... apprehension of the troops outrages of the ordina character, viz., robbery of arms, when Wazeer, to give them bracelets of gold, &c. threatening notices, mi ght reviews of armed parties, &. requiring him, The most extrava nt rumours were circulated amongst ...

... the caly tro M. presen t--Mr. Grattan and Mr. was then wes voted to the chair by the former. The meeti of the with a long letter from Mr. O’Connell, on the sa BAH, which was the Bil in no read by the The Liberator Mr. Grattan moved che of Mr. O’Connell’s ...