... in favour ot any article • consumption as the case of John Cassell’s Coffee. If you breakfast Land’s End, in Cornwall, you hear it- fame ami are supplied with it. ravel north wan!, as far as John o’Groat’*, ami ask for cup of good Coffee, the hostess ...

... were not against the present vote, but against the system, for it apjieared to him that the poor law authorities were not armed with sufficient power to enable them to collect the rates. Then let the house for ment reflect on the matter in which the system ...

... DISTRESSED UNIONS (IRELAND). Lord JOHN RUSSELL then and said—Sir, without entering into any question of the policy that has been adopted of late years with respect to Ireland, 1 may say that tbe fai’.ure potato crop, and the famine by which that country ...

... relief was as C to 7, and why should the law be carried out differently in Ireland ? Vr. Clements, Lord Claude Hamilton, Mr. Grattan, Lord Bernard, and other speakers, addressed the house. Mr. Bkight said When was in Ireland some three or four months ago ...

... Ferguson, © Fortescue, R Fox, John G pene, Sir RK Howard, Will 1 Keogh, arquis of Kilda) ; i wCull h, The O'Gorm: it Viscount Milton, Sir D rré Sit TP O'Brien, Maurice O'Connell, M J O'Connell, Dr tower, N Power, Colonel Rawdon, John Reynolds, Francis Seully ...

... Parliament, and praying for a return to Protection principles. The High Sheriff was called to the chair, and the Right Hon. James Grattan, in an able speech, moved the following resolution:— M That the social condition of Ireland, from the highest to the lowest ...

... e Court, W. Tighe, James Grattan. Hoxovrapies—Archdeacon Plunket, Thomas Preston Wandesforde, Captain Southwell, Adrian Hope, 60th Rifles ; Rowley, Inniskilling Dragoons; J. W. Hely Hutchinson, 13th Light Dragoons ; St. John But- ler, Rev. Edward Taylor ...

... MacDonnell, James Grattan, William F. Tighe. HoNOUßAßLES —Archdeacon Plunket, Thomas Preston Wandesforde, Captain Southwell, Adrian Hope, 60:h Rifles ; Hercules Rowley, Inniskiiling Dragoons ; J. \V. Holy Hutchinson, 13th Light Dragoons; St. John Butler, Rev ...

... Court, W Tighe, James Grattane HoxouaAssLEs-Archdeacon Plunket, Thomas Preston Wandesforde, Captain Southwell, Adrian Hope, 60th 1ifles; Hercules Rowley, Innishilling Dragoons; J *V Hely Hutch- inson, 13th Light Dragoons; St John Butler, Rev Edward Taylor ...

... neighbourhood of Crusbeen, before John P. hlolony, Esq. In both cases the verdicts were—died from starvation and cold.—Limerick Chronicle. CONFESSION or SIERDER.—It has within tbs last two or three days beau made knee n that John Baguley aged seventy, who died ...

... influence abhorrent to the generosity and tenderness of tbe Irish nature. In tbe midst of this ferocious conflict between armed power and popular passion, Thomas Clooney never forgot what was due humanity and mercy. Wielding vast influence over the i ...

... proposal, enact the peualty of forfeiture of the arms in the case of persons appearing in those processions armed, as well as persons refusing to disperse. Where the individuals could be identified the arms might be seized subsequently. The Earl of GLENGALL ...