... and Antiquities the County of Cardigan. 4to, bds, published at 4 4s. London. 1807 Morrison's Family Prayers for every Morning and Evening throughout the Year, large Hvo. cloth, gilt leaves. 14a. London, 1838 Moultrie's (John) Poems, small Bvo, cloth, ss ...

... Mr. John O'Connell, 1 It. 40 mitt.; Mr. Feargus O'Connor, min.; Mr. B. Roche, 25 min.; Mr. W. Fagan, 17 inin. ; Mr. Grattan, min.; Mr. Anstey 43 min.; Mr. Bourke, 13 inin.; Sir Henry Barron, min.; Mr. Moore, 21 uiin.; Mr. Muntz, 5 mill.; Lord John Russell ...

... relations with foreign Powers nor the state of the revenue, manufactures, or commerce were subjects of congratulation. Mr. H. Grattan rose to propose amendment of the paragraph relating to Ireland. lie urged the necessity of repealing the Irish Poor Law, ...

... otherwise charitable to the poor. Feb. 4, St. Johns-street, Monmouth, Mr. John Morgan, aged 37. Lately, at Ludlow, Mr. Dukes, saddler. Jan. 30, at the Knucklass, near Knighton, aged 73, Elizabeth, wife of John Davies, Esq., late of Monaughty, Salop. Feb ...

... in his letter. Mr. O'Connor, Mr. Roche, Mr. Fag an, Mr. Grattan, Mr. Anstey, Sir H. Barron, and others, spoke against and strongly opposed the motion, a very few members advocating it. Lord John Russell admitted that the circumstances of Ireland were ...

... Devereux, J.T. Meagher, T. Scholefield, W. che, E. Fagan, W Moore, Sullivan, M. Greene, J. Muntz, G. F. Tellers—Mr. Grattan and Mr. John Messrs. Newdegate, Spooner, Adderley, Thornley, Joseph Hume, George Thompson, &e., voted in the majority. Cominc Events ...

... History and Antiquities of the Count: of Cardigan, 4to, bds, published at £4 4s. London, 1807 Morrison's Famil Prayers for every Morning and Evenin; throu, leaves, 4a out the Year, large 8vo, Moultrie’s (John) Poems, smal! 8vo, cloth, 5s, ondon, Pickering ...

... then divided on Mr. Grattan's amendment. Ayes, Noes, majority, the motion Mr. Stafford, the debate ou Mr. Disraeli's amendment was then adjourned. FRIDAY, Fkbi'AßY 2. New writs were ordered to issued for Cardigan and Donegal. Lord John Russell, in reply ...

... the navigation laws. A great variety of notices of motion were given, several of them relating to Ireland. Amongst others Sir John Pakington gave notice that he should ask leave to bring in a bill on the 13th inst. for the better prevention of bribery the ...

... vacated by •’V death of the late Earl of Carlisle has been conferred on Earl of Clarendon. Bishopric of Hono Kong. —The Rev. John Slni^' l, M.A., of Magdalen-hall, Oxford, late a missionary in Chi 4' and author of a work great interest on that country, ...

... to take the division on Mr. Grattan's amendment, and he would not then object to adjourn the debate on the amendment of Mr. Disraeli. Mr. Disraeli : But perhaps the hon. member for Meath does not wish to divide. Mr. Grattan (with energy) : Certainly, sir ...

... chemist Johnston |, Chester, Jones John, T: Choriton, near Johneon Eliz: : Ruthie, ditto spinster Jones Robert H. Jones John, M ‘ach: Heth, druggist Jones Ji a , shoemaker Joyce Jobe, tors of, Rui thin, watchmaker Jones John, Coedyooa, Nort! se Jones William ...