... call made upon them ; but, with a few exceptions, the Irish members treated the summons of Mr. Grattan with neglect. The following were present :—Mr. Grattan, M.P., Meath county, who presided; the Lord Mayor (Ald. O'Brien), Cashel; A Id. i Fagan, Cork; ...

... follow must take place \ in London. Mr. Grattan agreed with his Honourable Friend, but he i thought at the same time that the lish Members should be j here. (Hear.) On the first day of last session he went j to Lord John Russell, and told him that the Irish ...

... supposing the matter may meet your approbation. THE BOROUGH OP CARDIGAN. Mr. Sergeant Jones applied to his Lordship for a writ of mandamus, directed to the Mayor and Town Clerk of the borough of Cardigan, commanding the latter to deliver to the former the list ...

... throw overboard a quantity of salt; in coming up to this place to-day she came in contact with the schooner Hibernia, of Cardigan, when the latter lost jibboom, fore and main rigging, &c. ILFRACOMBE, JAN. 28.—A six oared gig, painted yellow inside, and ...

... bulwarks, stanchions, &e., having been struck by a sea, 12th inst., in ht. 57 N. lon e 10 W. The Retriever, Jam - ,s, from St. John's, New Brunswick, to Dundee, was driven into the Sound of Scarp, 18th inst., and has grounded on a sand bank, where she strikes ...

... from Calcutta; Sharp, Madras. John Cobbold, Mauritius; Ada, ditto; Ilamilton, CaUao; Emantttl Boutcher, Buenos Ayres; Buenos Ayres, ditto; £’• Etheldred. Honduras; Equator, Alexandria; Enchantress, Zante. Breeze Ancona; John Graham. Malta; Britannia. Leghorn; ...

... Williaae, do Alert, HaU. do , a t..Broon. do Steady. Bettineon. do Broon, do equally, hail atarm. John, William, CAERNARVON. Siitera, Jonaa, Gloneeater Armed [Jan. 291 from William. Merritt, Lidney Diana, Tnlloeb, Dublin LoTalySnaaß.Clatlarbaek.do Staf, ...

... Thomas Thompson, Esq., John Jas. Verschoyle, Esq., K. A.Woods, Henry Kemmis. Esq.,! Q.C, Chairman of Kilmainham, Major Wills, Charles' Colthurst, Esq., John Molloy, Esq.. John Wisdom, Esq., : Arthur Jones, Esq., H L.ngri.he, Esq., John Lentaigne, '■ E-q ...

... who sat like a political patriarch among the mnmnbers ot his section. On the opposi- tion bench Mr. Fear-us 0 Connor, with arms a-kinbo and a jaunty air, elhowed Lord Lincoln on one side and Mr. Iiisraeli on the other. Lord Granby Fat next to the las ...

... referring national disputes to arbitration. BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE. Sir JOHN PAKINGTON rose to put a question to the Noble Lord at the head of the Government on a subject in which he (Sir John Pakington) felt considerable interest, namely, whether it was his ...

... much. Who, he would ask, were those powers? What suspension of arms had taken place in the south of Europe ? Had suspension of arms taken place in the south of Europe ? Had suspension of arms taken place between Austria and her rebellious states, between ...

... suspend= of arms between Lear • acd.Piedraoet ? Tere have beta rumours, but perhaps we shall receive inlormadem that head. Has there burs a of erste his Helium the Pope and the Prince of Chaim ? (A laugh.) I thoeght at first that the of arms must have takes ...