... Walter Haw. Orilla, Comedy, Frame, Wm Verner, Forde, Robert Cloade, John Echlin Mathews, William W Harris, Henry Same, F Lowry, Wm Docket, Borrow., L t Them Hardy, James Story, John 11.11. John Reilly. Jobe Grier - am lemon Farrel, Melina 1) Pennefather, Goad ...

... in consequence of which the island has I +id under water. A correspondent sends tha followi, g details o a shipwreck at Cardigan Bar, and loss of ten lives On Thursday, the 11th instant, it blew a violent gale from the north-west. About three, p m., ...

... Wilms Loma, Hugh Dillon Huy. Bart; Arthur Brooke. art, 1'; John Radon. art; John Carden, Thomas Dancer, J 'lampoon, Philip Crompton, Thom.. Burke, Bart, M P; Jobs Kings.'ll, Lelrani S)nge, Bart John Duckworth, James Murray, Winn Batmen, William Dillon, art; ...

... Crawford, Hon. T. V. Dawson, V. P. Dunne. Jamie lingua (Wexford). Sir R. A. Ferguson, John MtnMott, Right Hon. J. W. patrick. R. U. Fox, W. R. 0. Gore, Henry Grattan, John Greene, Edward G , U. A. A. Hamilton. H. A. Herbert, Lord Edwin 11111, Captain Joan ...

... baton. mast tastefully trimmed with tulle, slats of white tulkorer white glace silk, sexy elegantly Uinsesed with bouquets arms.. Jessi.e. and myrtle migrant of ostrich fatthew swath of the woe choice loam; blond lappets, wd 1 random of diawnds. L ...

... to the honours of the Bath. Some explanation was given by Sir J. Hobhouse and Lord John Russell upon this subject and after a few remarks from Mr. Mangles. Mr. Grattan, and Colonel Dunne, and a warm eulogium upon the character and conduct of the Earl ...

... himself should be glad to sanction (•• No. from Mr. Grattan). He begged pardon, he heat the hou, gentleman say so—he fixed the coeds in is memory, and he repeated, the hon. gentleman did say so. Mr. GRATTAN rose to order—lf the hon. and learned gentleman ...

... their arms. But he did not belt ye this was founded in fact. He did not believe the clubbists had arms in their possession. He would tell the house a secret. The tugged elubbists Seed to buy an old musket, and where did they think that their arms would ...

... with the usual appendages of jug and basin, wafer flask, and soap-box. On side the door of the saloon a marine with his side arms is perpetually on guard, and permits no one to communicate with us, save and except the captain, the surgeon. and the marine ...

... greatest prompt'. tutio, and Fr igtit paid to Dearest pun iu SELECT COMMITTEE ON SAVINGS BANKS. MAY 2IsT, 1849. John Abel Smith, Esq., in the chair. John Emanuel Hughes, E-q , further examined— Referring to the awards made by Mr. Tiild Pratt, the difference or ...

... question from Mr. Reynolds, Sir W. SOMERVILLE said, he should introduce his bill as soon atter Easter as possible. Mr. H. GRATTAN said, nothing could be more disgraceful than the squabbles that were going on in Dublin on these subjects. Sir J. YOUNG presented ...