... would have flung herself into her busband’s arms had not | Sir James Clarke and the other gentlemen in attendance | removed her, The effect of the meeting upon Sir Robert was extremely painful. He swooned in the arms of Dr. Foucart, and was placed upon a sofa ...

... being 7,200 sacks the latter, and 16,370 Ferns. #e _ u .in ♦!.» the former. Priow, however, remained Arm, the average On the 24th of last month, Feast St. John the Baptist, . r quarter. .. 640 children, boys and girls, besides several adults, converts, Jirrivu ...

... eulogium upon the late Duke, moved the address. The Marquis of GRANBY seconded the address, which was unanimously agreed to. Lord JOHN RUSSELL then moved an address of con- dolence to the Duchess of Cambridge. Mr. D'ISRAELI seconded the motion. The address was ...

... eulogium upon the late Duke moved the address. Th Marquis of GRANBY seconded the address, which was unanimously agreed to. Lord JOHN RUSSELL then moved an address of condolence to the Duchess of Cambridge. Mr. DISRAELI seconded the motion is most feeling speech ...

... purpose of establishing a republic—(no, no.) An honourable gentle- man opposite stated, at a certain meeting, that he had armed himself with many extracts from the speeches of the honourable member for Buckinghamshire, and re- marked that they were handy ...

... upon the late Duke moved the address. Th Marquis of GRANBY seconded the address, which was unanimously agreed to. Lord JOHN RUSSELL then moved an address of condolence to the Duchess of Cambridge. Mr. DISRAELI seconded the motion is most feeling speech ...

... meets him. has rather more to do with the management of affairs in the country this momtbl than Secretary Hobart or Henry Grattan- and well they know it. Mark him, Duke. If lie stay here, he will demolish that Castle ou’re going to, as sure as they did ...

... succeed Sir T. Wilde Chief Justice of the Common Pleas, and that Sir John RomUly will be appointed Attorney- General. It is confidently expected that Mr. Cockburn ill succeed Sir John Homily as Solicitor-General. Times. MONEY MARKET, &c. London, Thursday ...

... occurrence. Under this category Mr. Townsend has placed the trials of John Frost, the Chartist, of John Oxford, the maniac and would-be regicide; Stuart and Macnamara, duel- lists; Lord Cardigan, for shooting CaptainTuckett; Courvois- sier, AlexanderEarl of ...

... foreman; John Head Drouffh*. John Gilbert King. Henry Trench, Richard Warburtoo, Francia VaUotine Rennett, John Wakely, Thumia llacfcett, Tliomsa Spunner, Barry Fox, John O'llrien, John Lucsa, Ambrose Cox. William Buchanan, Robert Lauder. ...

... House; George F Dowling, Esq, 'White-hall; Edward T Enns, Esq, 'Kimniage';' John Magrane, Esq, Oldcourt; John Reed, Esq, Summer. ville; Peter Magrane, Esq, Knocklyon 'Castle; John Flana- gan, asq, Templeogue; Peter Magrath, Esq, Ballycdllen;, Richard Moran ...

... Aylmer, Bart. John Latooehe, Ponsonby Moore, Robert Arch bold, P. L. Mansfield, B. Maonsell, J. H. Nagle, E. O’Farrell* Benjamin Lefroy, B. L. Moore, Sir Wm. Hort, Bari.; John Aylmer, Charles Colthorst, E. J. Medlieott, Henry Grattan, Christopher Bynd ...