... 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 ...

... efficiency of the poor law in Ireland. But it is said, although I cannot trace the reason to any very authentic source, that Lord John Russell considers inquiry on the subject before a se- lect committee unnecessary, as three commissioners were some months since ...

... Indii, the same year; and England, in 1846. served with Sir John Moore in Spain, was engaged at Corunna, Vittoria (wounded), the Pyrenees, Orthcx, Toulouse, and Waterloo; the latter he lost an arm. During the above service, it appears by the Records of the ...

... cxamlnatkm, on Tuesday week, wc notice Mr. John Joseph Thorncy, of this place, and Mr. Atkinson, Mr. Borland, and Mr. Iveson, of Beverley. The Tiibatbe-Rotal.—The season of benefits has commenced tills house. Mr. John Holmes, boxkecper, and his daughter. Miss ...

... 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 ...

... business. He was glad that the Government had not congratulated the country upon the so-called successes of the the British arms in the Punjaub, for if the nation were thankful for tliem, it could only be upon the Christian principle tbat reverses should ...

... Bernards, Mills, Everard, MocKenxie, Williams, ADC ; Smith, RN Messieurs —John Gaynor, George Lefroy, John Lentaigoe, F Harkan, W T M'Cullagh, Christopher Filzsimon, M Fox, MP ; John Reynolds, MP ; T N Redington, Edward Grogan, MP; S W Flanagan, Nicbo las ...

... to the follies and inconsistencies of Mr 11. Grattan and his friends there is no end. Archbishop M‘Halb held a meeting on the Poor Law in Mayo at the very same time. Mark how the opinions of Mr 11. Grattan and his Grace of Tuam coincide That the system ...

... THE CARMARTHEN FRIDAY FEB 2 !VEOl S Council on afternoon at Foreign-office The present were Lord John Lord the of Lansdowne the Earl Minto Sir George Grey Viscount Palmerston Chancellor of the Exchequer Sir Francis Baring Sir Hobhouse Lord Campbell the ...

... occasion the following Gentlemen bave consented to Stewards: RICHARD WHITTON, Esq., Mayor. Mr. JOHN TURNER. Mr. MIDDLETON. Mr. R. O. HILL. Mr. GODDARD. Mr. JOHN STEVENSON. Mr.PUNT. Mr. GENT HUDDLESTON. Mr. HORNER. Mr. A. ODLINO, Jun. Mr. DYMOKE. Mr. T. J ...