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... TILE NEW PARLIAMENT. MEMBERS RETURNED SINCE OUR LAST. L. P. Cardigan Colonel Powell 0 0 1 Cornwall, East T. J. A. Robartes 1 0 0 Cornwall, West E. M. Pendarves Cumberland, West Edward Stanley 1 0 0 11. C. Lowther Glantorganshlre C. It. M. Talbot Monmouthshire ...
... TAXATION.—LOHD JOHN Russam..—The following important communication has been received from Lord John - Russell, in reply to a memorial from the guardians of the Carrickmacrose union Downing-street, Sept. 20, 1847. fita,—l am desired by Lord John Russell to ...
... the abettors of the frightful crimes which now disgrace and desolate Ireland. Mr. H. Grattan, in a speech which reflected strongly upon his honourable friend, Mr. John O'Connell, supported the bill with great heartiness, as calculated, if passed unanimously ...
... BAILLIR COCHRANE, Mr. Lord DUDLIT STUART, Sir WILLIAM SOMERVILLE, r. MORACE, Mr. 0. if. Moons, and Captain ; opposed by Mr. JOHN O'CONNELL, Mr. CALLAGHAN, Mr. FLANGE'S O'CONNOR, Mr. O'CONNELL, and Mr. SHARMAN C/IAWIPORD. !Sir Ozoaciz Garr took the opportunity ...