... the company present we noticed hi taway ; same the Duke of Richmond, the Marquis of Exeter, the Earls of more, Southampton, Cardigan, Chesterfield, Exmouth, and Lorda Rateman. Alford. F. Pitzrov. Ceri! Clifden ¢ ut to Ee SATIVA UE Ve VU. anley’s Colonel ...

... HOUSE Or CODUITONS-MONDAY. PUBLIC BUSINESS. --Lord JOHN RUSSELL took occasion, in replying to a question respecting the Rate in Aid Bill, put by Mr. F. FRENCH, to announce the order in which the public business would be conducted for some weeks to come ...

... GOULBURN thought the hon. gentleman argued that it was in the power of the government to close the bank—(ironical cheers.) Mr. GRATTAN hoped Mr. T. Pratt would be dis; missed. Mr. REYNOLDS having said few words in reply, the gallery was cleared for division ...

... mitnite4 States, to Mary, eldest daughter of C. Patterson, Esq, of Chsughlb M.Mrch 1, at Gretna Green, John Glover, Esq, barristerzlava, if John's Grove, county Cork, to Elizabeth Catherine, seeauddxaugistr o' Henry Mitchell Smyth, EsqN, o Castle Bideuharo ...

... about it than you do. Ru►h—llo you not recollect when I asked Mr. John Cann whether he took down your examination on oath in December, he turned round and spoke to you? W itness —Mr. John Cann never did tura round and speak to me. Rush—Do you not recollect ...

... departure for the East on b y South-eastern Railway, for Calais, * evening the gallant officer had an in-1?*°! h L ° rd John Russe and Sir John Cam Hobvft t e vt ubs equently returned to his residence in v y street 'F or t m an-square, where he dined apier ...

... for ths aid of >»e in sonth, who rolnotariiv taxed themselres for the Pope, and who were able pay their Peter’s pence. Mr. GRATTAN expressed his gratitude, not unmixed with surprise, Sir R. Peel for the interest he had shown in the people Ireland. But he ...

... THE NAPIER FAMILY. Tha Napiers, of Merchistoun. are one of the oldest families in Scotland. Sir John Napier, the celebrated inventor of logarithms, was lineally descended from Sir Alexander Napier, who held courtly offices in the reign of James the Second ...

... egotism may have suffered slight disruption from the passage at arms, in which bis l(*ikbip and his lordship’s cabinet were signally and disgracefully discomfitted on Thursday night by Marshal John Reynolds, of Dublin, the Sardinian Monarch by the Austrian ...

... •o. Richard John Gnu, Sidney streel, Mameßer Jahn Edmonds Clatia, Nell/per. Pagney, printer James heed, Edges are road. sod else* hue, draw Thomas Nunn, Colchester, coal merchant Henry le ilium., Part place, Kennington cues. ironmonger John Redangtou, ...

... Tipperary (Not 111 Riding) Assizes, on Tuesday, John Maher, young man about twenty-eight years of age, was convicted the wilful mu derof Thomas Comerford, on the of July lasi, at Cahra. The prisoner was one armed party, who fired shots into the house deceased ...

... ore. SAlLL'll.—Monday, March 23.—Bristol, Biyaut, Portreath ; John, Barnet, Lone; John Harvey, Jennings, Hayle; Airily, Hosting, Penzance; Enfield, Challenger, Caere; Speedwell, Owens, Cardigan, coal. Caledonia, Farrell, Beath; Twins; Cooper, Newport; iron ...