... uinder w hich he proposed i ts continuance were widely different from those under which Lord John Russell had proposed itst enactment. There were no parties now in arms against the Crown in Ireland. but the secret organization which stimu. lcterl to the late ...

... of the dockyard expenses, he (Sir John Pakington? should on his part be willing to promote the Hon. Gentle. man's object, and would see that every possible in. formation was laiel before him. (Hear, hear,) He (Sir John) trusted-indeed he felt sure-the ...

... from Cork was mwade of bog oak, and f ornamented with silver. It was surmounted by a figure of Erin, and on the sides were the arms of the city of Cork and those of Mr Gladstone, with the motto Kide et Virtute. The Waterford and e Limerick caskets were ...

... Unlit- Astached; Edward Basil Broolee, of thle 67th Foot; Edward 0t Gee. Waelpole Keppel, Unattached ; John Fitornaurice, Kil., do. ; John Campbell, do.; John Cralwfordl Young, do.; Fre- dierick Hope, do.; Lewis Alexander During, do.; Joshua Slum- erg mllrords ...

... lauise..) Well, gentlemeon, I will beh sorry if there is any. ore here, now that the contest is over, who- cannot -lay his arms aside, and slides hands as f friends. I am ready to-do so, api hope the good sens~e and a good feeling of my-opponeists here- ...

... instant, by the lcs . r Miller, Lree St. Matthel-s, Mr. John TDarge, to ELiza- ibth, youngest daughter of Mr. James Robertson. (No u erds) DEATHS. At 154 Hospital Street, on the 28th inst.. John M'onald, I cattle dealer, late of Torridon, ?? will please ...

... Sir Fraci Knollys, KC.M.G., G,.. Sir Albert Woods, K-C. M.G., 0.3. Sir John Gardner Englehart, C.3. (Secretary, Duchy of Lancaster), Sir Andrew Ree&_ V.B. Sir John Haseano. John Wolfe Barry, Esq., C&]; Itenry Burdett, REsq. Henry Craik, REq., 0.3. Edwin ...

... as opt of Parliament, it v hich, all things gcohidered, was not to be wondered cl at. The Report 'of the Commissioners, Sir John 51 M'Neill and Colonel Tulloch, in' the first place, and a the-deliberations and commentaries upon that Report tl by the. Chelsea ...

... S. M. Johnston, T. B. John- ston, IV. C. Johnston, W.S.; Andrew Johostone, J. G. John. stone, J. G. Johuotone, C.A.; J. S. Johnstoner. %. Jobehtane, ; iun., Johu, JpoTl J.ConsingSasve. Kay, John Keay, M.D.; Dr Raillier, BRe. John Keith, Cept. Ut-tercos ...

... respective clans to which they belong, and pre- sented an interesting appearance. Among those present were the Earl of Cardigan, Sir John Macdonald, the Ad- jutant-General, and several officers who wvere engaged at the battle of Alexandria. The usual loyal ...

... sponsible Irish Parliament. That was superior to di iways 1782, and superior to Henry Grattan's scheme. wi Ltdoor He admired Grattan, but ho would not now so- of Iture. ept Grattan's Parliament. They wanted a re- s- wards formed Parliament-they wanted the entire ...

... the vessel, and John Miinch, a seaman, wino wes at thi e wheal, was dashed under it, the spolces cutting into his thighs. His shouts for help indnced Walter Balleino, the boatman Rausch, a German, and a sailor named John Llovd, of Cardigan. to hasten to ...