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... justice, as uert a i, Arms. of our continental neighbours phrase it.—Daily Ca.unromisninz BOROUGH R.—On Saturday the elec. for the C ardiganshire districts terminated. The c)..ntest was a very severe one, the candidates being John Seandret Harford, of ...
... nimond, a Bill to facilitate the transfer of real Property; Colonel Sibthorp for the reduction of duty on insurances ; and Air. John O'Connell on the of Ireland, svith a provisional intimation of a contemplated call of the House. THE ADDRESS. Bp A ete t oeth ...
... fair have been Lord Cardigan (11th Hussars,) General Thorn, Colonel Scarlett (sth Dragoons,) Colonel Martin (Ist Dragoons,) Captain Wingfield (Royal Horse Artillery,) and several other officers; Charles Tancred, Esq., of Arden Hall; John Scholfield, Esq. ...
... the case. After a discussion, in which Lord Castlereagh, Sir G. Grey, Sir W. Verner, Mr. Scully, Mr. G. A. Hamilton, Mr. H. Grattan, Capt. Archdall, Lord Naas, and Mr. M. J. O'Connell took part, the motion was by leave withdrawn, and the House adjourned ...
... order for a dinner-service of plate, and said he should call on Monday and for it by cheque. He said his name was the Rev. John Coulson. Having made all his selections, and desired the service to be laid by for him, he said, Will you have the kindness ...
... Are-eating Confederation. composed of earnest,men of .the John Mitchel school. The letter of the . Chancellor is, of course, the usual pieliminary step towards removing Dr. Grattan from the Commission of the Peace. The Doctor's reply to the official ...
... inst. THE LATE CITY DUBLIN ELECTION.—A meeting was held on Friday, at which Sir John Power presided, when It was determined to open a public subscription to relieve Mr. John Reynolds of the amount for which he is still liable, foi expenses incurred in the ...
... CALL OF THE HOUSE. Mr. GRATTAN did not know whether Her Majesty's Ministers would object to the motion be was about to make. (Laughter.) No less than fifty-five Irish Members were absent when the division took place on the Bill of last year; he, therefore ...