... Office. The Ministers present were—Lord John Russell. the Marquis of Laosdonne, the Earl of Minto. Sir George Grey, Viscount Palmerston. Earl Grey, the Chancellor of the Exchequer. the Earl of Auckland, Sir John Hobhouse, Lord Campbell, the Earl of Clarendon ...

... Abraha m John Woodlands, St. John's- . .w4 ?vpod-read Gentleman Viccary, John I6-Indiu-strret;Edinbro' Gentleman Vicet RevI Vincent, Rev. Fred. Alfred ClubAlbeoiarlc-' . : ?? u- Clerk Wakes, Rebecca XM. Elrs,: lingstonon- Thames Spinster Wales, John Southwvald ...

... &e., and onl the look-out for the Royal Stiuadlron ; osie of them to be off St. Ann's Iea(1, and lead the yacht througis Cardigan Bay, to the entranlc 'of the Straits. If it should be night, she is to burn a blue-light overy tell snissstes. Every precaution ...

... se'night she went to the Army Arm. m her husband, with whom she left about 12 o'clock, ?? by deceased and hi. brother. When they ?? Barrack-lane they heard some person staging- and _hr_*is ?? wards met two soldiers John >rten^akel'them JS&tS_ singing ...

... assented, and got up, and dressed him- self, and accompanied Lieutenant Munro, in his carriage to the back of the Brecknock Arms. He had told him that he had had a quarrel with Lieutenant-Colonel Fawcett about a house which he had entrusted him to sell ...

... been pleased to direct lett tent to be passed under the Great Seal, constitu 1 (common! appointing the Right Hoo. John Russe! Lord John Russe!! the Hon. § es Wor Craig. 4a. Montesquieu Bellew, Commissione for exee ots offices of ireasurer cr the 5 Lord ...

... T. Dawson Sir D. Honeys s' Mallow Narreys 7i G. H. Moose s i Mayo County McDonnell R. D. Brovne ic Browne Hi. Grattan ' Meath County Grattan it. Corbally I' Corbally st Dawson 2 Pionaghan Shirley p Leslie p Leslie it Taibot p New Ross t Capt. Gore r Lord ...

... leading to a long debate the motion would be at once negatived- (hear, hear). Mr. Grattan said that as the hon. member for Nottingham had scattered his shot on his (Mr. Grattan's) side of the house, he begged to offer a few words. He denied that his late ...

... H. Grattan ba•l seceded from the (asocial:ion. The rent was announced at Yi i, and the attend was much better than usual. Too a — Ree. .—Her Mnjerty conferred upon that moat tad good man, the Rev. Theobald Mathew, a pension of a-year. Lord John Russell ...

... refers to that apparent circumstance in her appeals to ladies. Besides these recommendations, she carries a lumping child in ber arms, and it accompanied by two or three more. These are dressed in good but ill-fitting clothes (being a small portion of the ...

... After assuring the house that the reports circulation to the purchase of fire-arms the peasantry were greatly mag nitied, and suggesting at the same lime a regulation the Arms Act. the noble lord concluded seconding the Address Lord STANLEY observed that ...

... if it lie St are openly in a state of civil lear, for in the latter case lst e otis knew his ettemlies, and mar ithem veith arms in his vii te Ihionda, hut iii the preatnit case the beand of the assassin On, ;o doonred lanellords to death even in the midst ...