... -office. The Ministers present were Lord John Russell, the Lord Chancellor, the Marquis of Lansdowne, the Earl of Minto, Viscount Palmerston, Earl Grey, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, the Earl of Auckland, Sir John Hobhouse, Lord Campbell, the Right Hon ...

... slates, Bangor; B: Renfrew, valt and slates, Liverpoo! ma, Bary, coals, Cardiff ; Mery M‘Sweet, Si sham do; John and William, Evans, slates, Bango John Newport, Nieholle, ballast, Miiford ; mate French, slates, Cardi a. how- Howe li, eoals, Cardiff ; Mary ...

... D., Callaghan, D., Caulfield, J. | CON- Fagan, W.. Grattan, H., Greene, J., Henry, Alex., Kerr. near Kershaw, J., Monsell, W., Moore, G. H., Mowatt, pair O'Connell, M. J., Reynolds, J., Sadieir, John, Scrope, G hoot. Scully, Francis; Tenison, E. K., mpson ...

... LorJ Win. Kitzgtr.ilJ Sir Montagn Chapman, Sir David Roche, Hercules R*.’ binson, R.N.; Surgeon Carmichael, Dr. Maunsel, 1 Grattan. Gostavus Hamilton, T.C. ; Godfrey Ljvinge I B. M. Tabutean. Thomas J. Fetheistone llaugh, Uanj I Hamilton, C. King, R. N ...

... DEATHS. Ang.ll, st Arra,after a protracted tlloeea. Anne,wife of John B.Graves, Esq., E.M. for the county of Cavan, and only daughter of the late James Howlin, Esq., of Ballycronlgen. In the county of Wexford. June IT. 1947, et Block Drift, Sooth Africa ...

... Patrick Lyons, PP, Kilmeen; John Burke, P, Mount-Belle* Thomas C, ; John Noon, 1 I , Menlo ; Edward Whelan, K C C, ; Peter Curran, I* P, Athenry ; Daniel Healey, R C C, do ; John O Gradr, PP, Abbeyknockmoy; John Hughes, U CC, do; John ...

... Mallow. M. E. Corbally, Meath County. John O’Brien, Limerick City. M. J. O’Connell, Kerry County. Robert Arcbbald. Kildare County. Robert Gore. New Ross. Hugh M. Tnite. Westmeath. James Power, Wexford County. John Collett, Atblone V. F Hatton, Wexford ...

... taken for miscellaneous expenditure connected with the relief of the dis* tress in Ireland and Scotland. 23d November—To Mr. John Stewart, Commander of the Princess Royal” cutter, in the service of the Board of Fisheries in Scotland, 501. Paid out of civil ...

... desperate parties were in arms against the constitution. The right'hon. gentleman belonged to one of those parties, and deserved death. I couldt not join the rebel I could not jobi the government. I coulld take part with neither.-Grattan. August 1, 1848. DEAR ...

... agitate in D.ollvi;ul, the most peaceful distrct in Ireland, and where two policemen constitute the ref reseithitisres of the Arm:, and Constabulary? A zentleman answering the description of Mr. Doapplied to the Bank at Skabbe-rceli for sovereigns Fir :WO ...

... great favourite with the gentry around him. It appears that John Mitchel and be were school-fellows and most devoted friends, and the example of Ahat unhappy man may attributed the ruin of John Martin. —Mommy Herald Corrttpondent Til HA*vasp.—The weather ...

... agitator, residing at Kingstown, was lately refused a license to keep arms in his dwelling, whereupon he immediately took out a game license, under which he is entitled not only to keep arms, but to march to Slievenamon with a battery of light sixes, if he ...