... detrimental to the public service to give up the correspondence referred to, declined to accede to the motion, The Earl of Cardigan supported the motion, stating some length his objections to the bill. The Marquess of Londonderry withdrew his motion, after ...

... surgeon, of Clifford-street, Bond-street, recollected attending Col. Fawcett at the Camden Arms on the morning of the lst of July. Found wound under his arm, which appeared to have been inflicted by a shot. He was very weak. He died the next day, and ...

... measures would be taken for the instruction of the people of Ireland, and the developement of its inexhaustible resources. Mr. H Grattan moved as an amendment, that although the existing poor-laws might be adequate to supply the wants of some districts in Ireland ...

... compared with 1,035 in October, made an increase of not less than 300, chiefly attempts to shoot, threatening letters, stealing arms and cattle, &c. After a debate, in which Lord Farnham, Earl Fitzwilliam, Lord Beaumont, Lord Stanley, and Earl Grey participated; ...