... ess*. James Smith and John Minahan, larceny, tweirs months imprisonment and bard labour. John Hogan and John Liston, aaaanlt, three months ■imprisonment. Michael Hallinao, larceny,imprisonment for 18 months and bard labour. John Nash, who pleaded godly ...

... , tons, to embark the 24th and 33d Regiments. For Bom- Mr. S. Brren then rose state that there had not h ’ Anoe Arm , g. of Cornwall, John Fleming, been any compact be ween himeelf and Urd G. Benunck. J Dllke p or^*d> Brahmin, Persia. Hin- He had put ...

... two cases in which parties being in ths custody of the sergeant-at-arms, ami the House of Lords desiring to have their evidence, the House Commons gave orders to the sergeant-at-arms to permit those persons to appear and give evidence before the Lordi ...

... above association was hall in the Conciliation Hall. tea mimitea after o’clock. Mr. W. S. O’Brien, M.P. j Mr. Henry Grattan. M.P. j Mr. John O’Connell, M. P.» Mr. Daniel O’Connell, jnn.; Mr. Maher, M.P.; Mr. Steele, Mr. Meagher, Mr. Mitchell, Ac. were present ...

... and appoint aub-eommittee*!— m •• Daniel O'Coonell, M. P- John Angmlua O Neill, E*q., the Bight Hon. the Lord Mayor, Henry Grattan, M. P-, NtchoU* Maher, M.P, Alderman O’Brien, M.P., John O Connell, M.P.. Maurice O’Connell. M. P., Sir C. O’Loghlen, ...

... WOleoeks, of the Slat foot; John Fitxmaurioe, half-pay unattached: Henty Duudaa Maclean, half-pay unattached; .’uho Campbell, of the 38(h foot, John Blood, half-pay Royal Waggon Train: Edward Allen- .half-pay saattaehed; John Crawford Yoe-ijr, half-pay ...

... Queen's Park Brighton. Her Udrsh was » 6,ste r of tlie present Earl of Cardigan, and widow of Pennaat, jun.. Esq.,ti whom she was married on the 10th of Oct. »»-/• Vextii of John Armstron’O, Chafkpool, hso-“ With deep regret have record the death of ...

... Robertson. Retriment; Lieut. John Suinforth, from the St. Helena Regiment; Ensicrn Charles Markechnie, from the 93d Foot; Ensign John Selwyn Payne; Ensign G-orge Phillips, from the 47th Foot ; Ensign Robert Rnttledge ; Ensign John Bulkeley Thelvall; Ensign ...

... Trafalgar and toe Pcntosnla, for soma medal other honorary comotaaoratirc of toair brarery. This omliaa wot atranglf opposed lord John sell and his SaeralarymuWar. Mr. Fox Mania, mid therefore too honorable member tor Westminster at withdraw stating that it ...

... I’rotecleader, the Liherator of Ireland, never shone with more glorious j the Tories, and the Liberals in the house. They had armed at a late period ol' the for the Inst few weeks been attempting disturb the harmony They had hardly more members in attendance ...

... Ireland ” explosion of fire armes, yet immediately after turns ‘he object which took him to the Peojoe Hall—(yells.) He Mason> with .even or eight head of horned cattle, and, a* ont there wo* •• an explosion of fire arms, but nothing therefore would ...

... arise, whilst great evil would result from its rejection, he snonld vote for the second reading of the bill. The Earl of Cardigan cou.d not upon this question support the Government--! Government whicli seemed to have no fixed and determinate opinions ...