... Conciliation Hall. Among those present ?? O'Connell, M.P.; Rev. P. J. Gilligan, Alderman M Loghlin, John Bagnall, T.C.; John Kelch, Peter Slevin, P. Tormey, John Rafferty, Shel- burne-place; Thomas Walsh, P. Quan, J. Daniel, P. Smith, Bernard Brady, W. Cranston ...

... present were- Henry Grattan, M.P., William Digges LaTouche, Sir T. O'Brien, M.P., J. M. Cantwell, solicitor; William Andrews, Hugh Morrisso., Geo.W Boileau, Thomas Whitfield, Simon Foote, Abraham Rainsford, P. Gilchreest, barrister; John Langstaff, Luke Dillon ...

... expressing the ty objections of the meeting to the proposed change, were as adopted. Among the speakers were Mr. John O'Connell, s. M.P., M1r. Grattan, M.P,, alr. Grogau, M.P., and Mr. of Mlartin Burke. A committee, consistittg of the movers and at seconders ...

... the iem. Mliss Vernon, Sir Thomas Hatse, Mr. Towneley attd Lady Caroline Towne- ley, Hon. George Milles, Hor,. John Forteselle, ilP., Sir John Bailey, General Metade, the lion. Mrls. Merde and Miss Meade, M lr. Henry Greville and Miss Greville, &c. SADLER'S ...

... the Irish coastS, aud (chemin fescam on his way to Dublin) to intercept the King of Spayne and his navie. ?? Then did Sir John Perrot prepare for that voiage with all conlvenient speede. i-e had fiftie mcin in orange tawney cloaks, where,'f divers were ...

... by the exercise of ordinary prudence. Deceased bore an excellent character; and was a very teady workman. A collier, named John Edwards, was work in the same stall at the time. The coroner hav- summed oil the evidence with bis usual clearness and ability ...

... the hon. member H for Meath (Mr. HI. Grattan) in his place, he Wished tl to know whether that hon. gentleman had said at a' the Dublin Rotunda that he was offered £5,000 in fc that house for his vote? iM Mr. GRATTAN was understood to say that he had B ...

... Swahey, student i of Christ Church. Master of Arts-Rev. John Edmund Coulson (student) and Rev. Cyril Randolph, Christ Church; Rev. Frederick Watt, University College; Rev. Nathaniel Dimock, St. John's College; Rev. William Worcester God- den, Worcester ...

... Ile Lord Norinanhly, whlo wvas Colonial Secretary, shortly SI.j after this period, in at despatch which hie wsrote to Sir it, John Colborne, who was then Govertior of Canada, said : I begg to informn you that Mr. Ryland's nomitiatiott to tins hie office ...

... these explanations ? Lord JOHN RUISSEOLL said lie p~roposed to take votes both on Thursday and Friday. Mr. EVELYN DENISON said it would he con-voenli for honouraible ?? to knoly what votes were to be takler onl these daye. Lord JOHN RUSSELL said lio inset ...

... all'religious persuasions and rshades of politics, against the binl for sbolishing the Lord- Lieutenancy of Ireland. Mr. GRATTAN presented four petitions from different parta of Irelond, to a similar- effect. a ford J. RUSSELL now rise to make a proposal ...

... rejected. He b, abused Lord John Russell's address as without -argument, solidity, point, or interest; described the ,: attempt to abolish the Viceroyalty as a case of Downing-street v. Dublin ; and declared that Lord John was asking what lie had no ...