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... CARDIGAN. The Cardigan committee met on Saturday morning at 11 o’clock, Mr. Hay ter in the chair. In this case toe poll-book for the Abcrystwitii district had been lost, and the returning officer had consequence declared Mr. Hertford duly elected, although ...
... dairyman’s bouse, Henly. Limerick. John Higgins,sworn know John grove, and was in th« fair of Mallow day tbnt Mr. Low was -fired at; found the next day company with another double barrelled gun with a edat, at Mr. Glovers, John’s grove Mr Arthur Crosslov, ...
... HOLLYNOCINT HQRSZ, CIA/TLE, AND SHEEP SHOW.—TvispAr. of Arms. Earl of Luse, Lord oommem. glissise, Lord Oraemore, Sir Ilisjor-Geoaral W 11 c Si Knox Colonel II C J r Alex ander Mart n I.' °PIN 0 1 . . s is sm s.ol.lessi, A B l et Anthony Y. * - F Berke ...
... has been appointed to the command of the cavalry force to proceed to the Ea-i—the Karl of Cardigan commanding brigade under Lucan, w is a brother-in-law Lord Cardigan. The day of departure of Lord Raglan, the D-ike of Cambridge, and others of the Staff is ...
... se ol Trim on Tuiusday all.ay took place between Grattan and the attorney named Gilisjn, agent lor Mr. Plunkett, Grattan told him was liar ; Gibson replied and told Grattan was liar, whereupon Grattan seized a hat and violently struck Gibson in tbe lace ...
... Power, R. Waterford co. Rice, Right Hon. T. S, - • Fitzsibbon, lion. R. I-iine* rick co. French, A. Roscommon co. Grattan, H. Meath co. Grattan, J. Wicklow co. Hill, Lord G. A. Cairick- Limerick. Russell, J. Kinsale, Rutbven, Ed. S. Downpa- trick Sbeil, R ...
... THE NAPIER FAMILY. Tha Napiers, of Merchistoun. are one of the oldest families in Scotland. Sir John Napier, the celebrated inventor of logarithms, was lineally descended from Sir Alexander Napier, who held courtly offices in the reign of James the Second ...
... upon the army, the tranquility and safety of this country depends. After some observation! from Mr 'Bright and Mr Muniz. Lord John Russell rose and said—l molt declare that I think it of indnite valu* that any measure which passes the house at the present ...
... O'CONN ELL presented a petition from the Town tuncil of Cork against the Protection of Life (Ireland) Dill. TIM DCTIBB. !,ord JOHN RUSSELL gave notice that in committee i the sugar daties be should move the redaction of alt ' ie« on foreign sugar to the ...
... prompt refusal. The late Earl of Cardigan, who died at his residence in Por'.man-square, London, on Monday last, his year, is succeeded his titles and estates his only son, James Thomas Lord Brunenell, now Earl of Cardigan, Lieutenant* Colonel the 11th Light ...
... continued Mr. F. oan certainly return one member, and if it be horum «**’« naipe. 1 say Henry Grattan and not George Dawson.”— (Cheers.) Mr. Hagan said Mr. Grattan had declared that Mr. Daoson's Competition would completely injure his cause. Mr. Coppinger ...
... ingly injudicious; he would say, matter who should lose bis seat, Henry Grattan ought to be elected. If any one would bring forward Mr. Dawsdn's merits in apposition to Mr. Grattan's, then he, (Mr. B.) would grapple with the advocate and the candidate ...