... of putting down that trade force of arms. By conciliatory, rational course of policy they might succeed effecting that object. After some observations from Captain Pecbell, Mr. O’Connell, Mr. E. Dennison, Lord John Russell, Mr. Hume, and Mr. Bernal, Mr ...

... instead of that of Pryse, and also bear the Arms of Loveden only, and that such Surname and Arms may in like manner be taken, borne, and used bis issue; such Anns being duly exemplified according to the Laws of Arms, and recorded in the Herald’s Office, otherwise ...

... harriers Friday at Knapton. Mr. Morgan’s hounds Thursday atßamsdown Turnpike Gate. Mr. Trelawny’s hounds Tuesday at Bailor’s Arms, Dean, ami Friday at Cross. The Durham County hounds Wednesday at Findon Hill, and Friday Stony Gate. Tho F. B. hounds Friday ...

... Anion, Colonel Anion. Cord Ann«f, T C Arms!rone. Sir A Arundel, Earl Bagshawe. J Bsinei, M T Baring, Sir F T Barron, Sir II Bass, T Fagan,W Ferguson, Col Ferguson. Sir R Fitzpatrick, J W Fiiawilllam.HnG Foley,John H Forster. M -AYES, 114. Langston, J Romilljr* ...

... Thomas Pelham Hayes, John Lubbock, Thomaa R. Gage. Sire— George Carroll, Frederick Madden, Henry Light, Charles Douglas, M.P., John Orde, Charles Trevelyan,, Henry Willuck, John Kirkland, Charles Lyell. Queen’* Counsel, Andrews. Rev. Doctors Wesley, Hastings ...

... Ternan, Esq, of Drogheda, Drogheda ; John Chadwick, Esq, ot Drogheda, Drog ; James M‘C»nn, Esq, of Drogheda, Drogheda^ Dublin—Robert Alexander, Esq, Garrutown, Ashbourne ; John Breunan, Esq, ngstownLodg-, Golden Ball; John E. Vernon, E-q, ot Clomarf Cattie ...

... ioned officers of (he First Life Guards gave an assault of arms at the Riding-house, Hyde park Barracks. The display look plaes under the patronage of Gen. Viscount Combennere, and Col. John Hall, and the officers of the n-gimsot. Thera were also present ...

... very properly on the occasion. Scarcely, however, bad General M'Mahou been again settled in quarters, when he learned that armed bands were collected the neighbourhood of Sebdou, consisting of fractions of the Algerine tribe of the Ouledel-Nubr. Some French ...

... Airs. Franklin, Airs. Fraser, Mias Fraser, Lady Laura Grattan, Hon. Airs. Frederick Grey, Mlaa Gordon, Miaa Alaria Theresa Hulbert, Alra. Coapattick BailUe Hamilton. Alra. Henry Hamilton, Airs. John Hardy, Lady Arthur Hervey, Alias Annie Hogg, Aliss Howard ...

... William Cooke* Gainsborough; John George Gibbs* Bakerstreet* Portman-square; George Frederick Gwyo, Long Stratton, Norfolk; William Reynolds Hayne, Sussex-terrace, Camdon-town ; William Henry Johnson, Weymouth, Dorset; snd John Smith, London. At the same ...

... reported; Sophia, Spence,'from St. John s, N. 8.; Alice Brooks, Ell and Brothers. Belfast, Jan. 31.-W.b.W., Feb. 1. Arrived, the Nile, Crennet, from Philadelphia. SO.—Sailed, the John Moore, for Bombay. Feb. I.—The John, of and for Belfast, from Troon, ...

... Fagan) was opposed to it (laughter). He was also in favour of Labour Rate Act, while the honourable member for Meath (Mr. Grattan), who was chairman of the meeting, was opposed to any system of poor law whatever (much laughter). And the honourable member ...