... about the Cabiuet Councils, Lord John said, 0. a-that without rovealing cabinet secrets to that gentleman, there woe le of no0 Iotention of increasing the land-lax, Go Ilfr. Disraeli seemed to Domp isfear, 1or added Lord John, amid a shout of applause and ...

... be got ready for the use of memi- bers by the commencement of the next session. In reply to questions from Mr. Hlume Lord John Russell promised to supply the information in the possession of the government as to the destruction (if the alleged Bornean ...

... lbes poil, and ouglet to betan office; and he (dir Jolen) hogged to anic Lord John Ruseell wbsther it lead not been l- offered to him. Sir Jeltn then complained that Lord John Russell ie smilled, hut that the expression of his countenance was a rtdeite ...

... 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 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 ...

... obaracterised as a crude one, the object of which was not ealled for by anything in the circumstances of the country. Lord JOHN Rtas6Ct: I shall vote against the present proposition pretty much on the grounds on which the honourable member for. West Surrey ...

... :- Messrs. John Russell Reynolds, Leeds; Henry Madge Clovelly, Devon; John Henry Trouncer, Shrewsbury, Salop; Hugh Holland Massey, Camberwell, Surrey; Wm. Adams, blorganstow, Cornwall; Gee. Pound, Axminster, Devon; Robert Fovwler, Cardigan ; Arthur Forster ...

... the constituency than to hd the noble lord. 'The noble lord had been attacked edin that county, and everybody 'said that Lord John nit was going to bring in the PoPe, and that they would atall be burnt. (Laughter and cheers )- But if at that ed time the ...

... are called Lowe's Patent Stench Trap Grids. FATAL AcciDENT.-An inquisition was held at the Cardigan Arms Inn, Kirkatall-road, on Thursday last, he- e fore John Blackburn, Esq., relative to the death of Arthur, - the son of Mr. Robert Baclkhouse, maltster ...

... previoss to the flutal disaster which had coii- signenl lier and her gallant crew to time deeop. Gis Evanl's arivslu lit Cardigan, his first minqitry was far his eaily love, butl lie learned fuel, fully belroievig fise demise, sh had heroine thle ivife ...

... gentlemen's s a houses have been entered by burglars, and- rifled of their contents, almost every night since Christmas. -Several armed.,attacks on dwellings have been to E zmade within the last few days in the counties of clei a Tipperary, Kilkenny, nd the King's ...

... gentlemen's Ihouses have been entered by burglars, and rifled of ,their contents, almost every night since Christmas. .-Several armed attacks on dwellings have been to I made within the last few days in the counties of cle I Tipperary, Kilkenny, and the King's ...