... next as the day for prol'iding a seat in parliament for the youngest member of Mr. O 'Connell's family. A young man, named John Conroy, dressed as a Tl .evigator, was fully committed this day by the magistrates °` Henry -street police to take his trial ...

... September next, unless Lord John Russell possesses some magic pow'er of charming the Protectionists into a silent acquiescence in his final adjustment scheme, which must be as unpalatable to them as the new corn law. Lord John Russell last night intimated ...

... Buckingham, the Duke of Newcastle, the Earl of Cardigan, the Earl of Egmont, Viscount Combermere, Lord Stanley, Lord George Bentinck, Lord Henry Gordon Lennox, Lord William Lennox, Sir John Tyrrell, Sir John Yarde Buller, Mr Alderman Thompson, Mr B. Disraeli ...

... shirtsleeves, to commence the attack. They fought with great determination, M. de Bounhart receiving two slight cuts on the arm, but soon after giving M. de Denkhaus a severe wound on the thigh which prevented his standing. The fight was declared at an ...

... Lord Brooke Col. Rolleston | Sir J. WALSH Hon. C. E. Law. Letters, we hear, were received from the Duke of Rutland, Lords Cardigan. Delawarr, Strad- kroke, Wilton, Harw.iod. Nelson, Somers, Caw- dor, Gage, Beresford, De Ros, Beaumont, Sondes, and several ...

... tle whol prot-adiings of the yealr. We possedd a vote orf Coil eill tie C 1:01eilIt ?? esernice. Ill tile ye c- 181H Lord John Rluosell gave notice of lis roslthition, ria it flore!ig whealt hort:l bel admitted lit a fixed ditty of So. i1 q.l'trt. The ...

... difference in any provision to he annexed to any dignity for s-.rviecs performed in that .ountrv. An annuity had been given to Sir John Colbornc .'L.rd Seton) for services performed in Canada, and sup- js„,p the country had been placed un ler the g.*.vi rnnient ...