... with intense, with almost trembling interest We are ignorant what the government is about to do—of what Lord John Russell «i I undertake. Lord John Russell has been praised for his courage and his sagacity.— I will not dispute his possession of these virtues ...

... well-beloved Sir John Peter and James Courthope I>4ollo. Eaquire. the sum of Twenty Thousand Pounds, to awarded Prizes and Medals aforesaid; and have appointed Our trusty and well-beloved Arthur Kelt Harclav. Kvtnlrc, William Cotton. Sir John William Lubbock ...

... the following gentlemen were elected holars in their respective departments: In Science —J.It Arnold, John Clarke, John Craig, John (Jordon, John Gillie, William Lupton, and David 11. M*Murtry. In Li/era/ars—James Gumming and Thos. Richey, Dean of Residence ...

... WOLFE & Co. ; or, to JAMES M. WALT HEW, Tower-Chambers and JOHN GREER, Newrt PRICE, tin. Intelligence. OF QUEEN’S BENCH—DI»u», Jaw. 16. (Before the Full Court.) Th« Queen, at the prosecution of John Jardine, ▼. W. F. Conway, Proprietor of The Evening Post ...

... P., Sir W. Dillon, Bart., Sir T. Dancer. Bart.. John Davis, Ok.. Warrenpoint; Hercules Ellis, .IP, Lord Fitzgerald and Vesci. John ho«all,D L., Earl of Glengall, Edward Grogan M.P , Bight I om J«. Grattan, Francis Hev. T. D. Grt-KK, •• •• Mans Hamilton ...

... trader. The necessity of reducing his own rents, a larger amount than he had calculated upon, was the avowed ground of Mr. Grattan’s partial conversion to the protectionist doctrine, and the argumentum ad erumenam is variety of logic which we can respect ...

... blot has quite es- caped bit Ezcellencj's attention, and even the hint in the memorial could not direct hia ejre to it. Dr. Grattan provided a meeting conetnational meeting, at leaat it waa held under his Eacellencjr's nose, where some bold speaker of Eng ...

... MONDAY, NINTH DAT. . , «nn,!„v,l-l.lvo. -Ilh Mr.. „t i.rcAonl ; Mr. Illra/.by RWill- mclKmr t,. John 1., put into mchca for which ha,l mans.-; hrnrJ that John llolston lulminiAtrriNl lubneco-wntrr to him Armngh with 11.0 Man) m « ran. an,l aha, km* to not ...

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... -VFBride; third do., Mr. John Snowden, plough held David Reid. Second class.*first prize, Mr. Thomas Gray, plum*ll held by James Dowling; second do., Mr. John Ireland, plough held Robert Montgomery. Third class.*first prize, Mr. John Carlisle, plough held ...

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... Maxwell, Hon. James Conolly, Thomas Naas, Viscount Cotton, Hon. W. Napier, Joseph Dickson, Samuel Sadlier, John Dunne, Col. Taylor, Thomas E. Grattan, Henry Verner, Sir W, Grogan, Edward AGAINST THE AMENDMENT I Armstrong, Sir A. Milton, Viscount Bellew, ...