... the room John Temple Leader, Esq. who had accepted the Chiitern Hundreds. Mr. SMITH O'BRIEN wished know whether it was the intention his Majesty's Government to bring in a Bill for the Registration births and Marriages in Ireland. Lord JOHN RUSSELL—Though ...

... 'l'empest.-Tlie late Earl of Cardigan, who died at his residence inl Portman-Equare, on Monday last, in his 69th year, was succeeded il his titles and estates by his only son, James Thomas Lord Brudenell, now Earl of Cardigan, Licut,-Col. of the 11th Light ...

... Cork County Grant. Colonel- •• • Etpin and Nairn 1 Planta, Hastings 1 Tralee 1 Grattan, James • • Wicklow Plumptre, JP• •• h.ent. East V ' Bateson. LoniianderryVoun ' „ , Grattan, H Mas* 10 Phillpotts, J Glmieester 10 Beamish F B Cork City--. Greenaway. C- ...

... existed between this country and the United States. Lord John Ru'ssei.l added few words, to the effect that all future operations against Navy Island were to be carried on under the direction of Sir John Colborne. Sir G. Grey stated, answer to a question from ...

... in that direction from Navy Island ; and sudden descent had been made on a village called Fredonias, and three hundred stand arms, robbed by tho miscalled Patriots, rescued. Another steam-boat, which had heen laid hold of by the rebels, was blocked up in ...

... it would come before them, or in w hat shape it would come before them. For his own part, he would not t rust his mea- Lord John This, or to Mr. Spring ‘That. Tf it sure to my were sent to the other house, it was strangers, aliens, and, for aught he knew ...

... they pressure of pub lic opinion on this subject, he | along the lake shore, in this State.”” J. S. Donaldson, John Pratt, J. M. Dickson, and John Wil- the United Kingdom were rendered eligible to various offices mountains near city. Tbe number of lives lost ...

... cat-paw Report declare! that the sitting Members (Messrs | Tory Colonial motion—Lord Eliot’s Spanish iey ques- Howard and Grattan) were. duly elected. and that neither tion—Lord Maidstone’s O’Connell reprim the petition, nor the to said petition, were ...

... course of the present session of Parliament, to tuke the sense of the heuse on the measure reliting to the church in ? Lord John Russell ackvowledyed that he hid stated what ses 1 added to the Bill. ba Mr. O'Connell also sora. het the 4. preventing the ...

... 11, at the Kins's Arms Inn, Leominster. Sol Mr Smith, Chancery lane. JOHN BATES, South Crosland, Yorkshire, clothier, Jan 8 and Feb 1 at 1, at the George Hotel, Huddersfield. Sols Messrs Rickards and Walker, Lincoln's Inn fields. JOHN & ROBERT TRUTTER ...

... commissions issued in the last and present reign on the subject railroads In Ireland. Lord John RUSSELL contended that the alteration was immaterial. Mr. GRATTAN brought forward his motion respecting the Board of National Education Ireland. long discussion ...

... Court. Joseph Savory Eve- leigh IUnion-streut, Sulithwark, Surrey, hatter, Coin. Court. John Carver Coates, Baslngliall-street, London, man milliuer, Corn. Court. John Wimble, George WVim- ble, aand Henry Wimible, Maidstooe, KIent, wbarflrige's, Corn. Court ...