... glimpse of the guests to the banquet was net confined to the middle classes, for observed the Earl of Jersey, the Earl of Cardigan, and several noblemen on horseback without, and a number of open carriages, containing the fair members of the aristocracy ...

... Right Honourable John Russell (commonly called Lord John Russell), First Lord of her Majesty Treasury. City of Worcester—Sir Denis Le Marchant, Bart., in the room of Sir Thomas Wilde, Knt. Town of Nottingham—The Right Honourable Sir John Camllobhouse ...

... was completely crowded. Amongst the ore prom me nt leader? of the movement present were, Smith O Brien,M.P., Henry Grattan, M.P., John O’Connell, M.P., the Lord Mayor, Alderman Butler, N. Muher, M.R, D. Cornell, and large number of the “Young Ireland ...

... Shields, July 81.—Arrived the Salas from St. John’s, Bessy Dryden from Miramichi, John and Hannah from ditto, Frederick Youne from Richibucto. Aug. 1. The Ganges from Quebec. Off port the Mozambique from St. John’s, Urania from Quebec. Limerick, July SO.—Arrived ...

... most diabolical attempt poison the entire family of Dr. Grattan, of Druramin House, county Kildare, was made on the 17th instant. His eldest son, lad offilteen, has died inconsequence, and Mrs. Grattan, the tour surviving children, and servant maid, are still ...

... Queen.” Sir Lucius O’Brien, Burt., of Dromoland, is at present heir presumptive to the earldom of Inchiquin. Lord John Manners.—Lord John Manners, Mr. A. S. O’Brien, Cratloe, and Mr. William Monsell, Tervoe, on yesterday visited and minutely inspected ...

... ensued. Those who were willing to work were forced to Join the rest, and they returned to town, headed by young fellow named John Hurly, aJioo the Pedlar, and proceeded to march towards the Mall, and then towards the Devonshire Anns, •very man carrying ...

... this morning, and lias become total wreck; master and one of the crew aaved. The John of Whitehai on, hound for Dublin, in making the to-day ran foul of the Magog, from St. John's, New Bronawiek; the termer vessel run uground on rock* the back of the South ...

... did so, and the man asked him where his fire-arms were. The lady then ordered to leave the room, which she did, imploring the fellow not murder Mr. Meall. To this he replied that all he wanted was fire-arms. Mr. Meall directed him where to find a gun on ...

... six or seven Terrys, dressed, ned, and armed, entered the house of Patrick Liddy, jnrSi.tpperton; they demanded his firearms and beat severely, cut him much on the head, and nearly broke of his anus. Mr. John M'Mahon, of Ballinacraggy, r.ss!«o visited ...

... —The Vincent from Quebec. Cardigan.—Arrived the Florida from Quebec. Dublin, Not. 10.—Wind S.S.W. Arrived theTboil from Quebec. Cork.—Sailed the Elizabeth for the Cape of Good Volant for St. Andrew's, Elizabeth for St. John’s, Nei Brunswick; Mozambique ...

... Elizabeth Hughes, armed hem. jIIDDLEsBOROCOH, Dec. 27-The Berkshire .truck 'he East on the 21th inst., and eli leaky, Bridlington, Dec. 28.—The Sleepless Sauderi, j and the Thomas and Mary of Burnham, are the Fhiraboronglt Head. Arrived the John Iroui SUshu' ...