... at analysis. He was followed by Mr. KOCHB, Mr. FAGAN, Mr, GRATTAN, M'. AVSTTV, SHll. W. BARRON, and Mr. MOOKE, all of whom »;nvko in strong terms condemnatory of the proposed measure. 1 Lord John IIUSSELL admitted that the circumstances of Ireland were ...

... new writ for the county of Donegal, in the room of Colonel Conolly, deceased, was issued also a new writ for the borough of Cardigan, in the room of Mr. P. Pryse, deceased. ADJOURNED DEB A TE.-ADDRESS. MR. STAFFORD resumed the adjourned debate, and said ...

... with each other in gay habiliments, knightly decorations, stars. and cr08ses, and ribands. Heralds, Pursuivants, and Kiugs-at-Arms, Garter. Norroy, and Ciarencieux, per- formed their parts with their accustomed propriety and dis- cretion the episcopal lawn ...

... at onece upon Mr. ¢ Grattan's amendment. t- After some conversation, in which Col. SIB- n THOtRP and Sir II. INGLIS took part, n Mr. STAFTFORD withdrew his motion for the adjoursiment, whereuposi the HIoase divided upon Mr. Grattan's amiiendnienst, and ...

... Vachell, M.D., \V. A. Bradley, John Bird, M. Grover, George Bird, William Harris, James Pride, David Lewi-, Charles M-tner. T. H. Lowder, John Grietson, Richard Hamleu, John Lloyd, T. Price, J. B. Hopkins, W. H. VVatkins, and John Batchelor. The commissioners ...

... exclaimed, Behold, Tali!:sin! (brighr face, or radlaot countenance.) Lei name be Taliesin, said the prince and lifting him in hm arms, not forgetting his own misfortune, he placed him on his own horse, as though it had been on pn easy chair. Immediately upon ...

... CaerphiUy. f. s. d. E. s. d. John 0 5 0;Committed. George Head 0 5 Henry Prosser 0 0 William Harris 0 5 John 1 0 Catherine Thomas. 0 5 0. Ann 0 2 n. John Thomas. 1 0 0 Distress issued Thomas Jones Hill 0 10 0 William Davies 0 1 0 John Jameg 0 5 0 Howell Howell ...