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... HOUSES BILL. Mr. LACY begged to potspone the second reading of the bill to the 311th April. After a discussion, in-which Mr. Grattan, Mr. Keogh Mr. Reynolds, and Mr. O'Flaherty, requested the hen member for ]Bodhmn to postpone the bill to a later da) after ...
... the ?? of Malta, who is supposed to have resigned his command of that impregnable island, in a fit of indignation at Lord John Russell's anti-mum- mery letter to the Bishop of Durhan: The Long- ford boroughmongers are good Tenant Leaguers, but they are ...
... amongst whom Mr. John O'Connell was not-(cheers).and the other consisted of the gentle- men who were absent from the division; and hi already stated that for their absence many reasons mighlt be given. (Hear.) Now, althoughi Mr. John O'Connell has spoken ...
... elaborate and eloquent reply to that address, it was placed before him. 'I hat address he saw signed by John, Arch- bishop of Tuam, and John Derry, Bishop of Clonfert -tIme same Bishop of Clonfert who signed the docu- ment, and proclaimed the command ...
... William Thompson, Thies. Andrews, M.D., ?? George C. Hyvnfmnan, Robert Patterson, Jas. M'Adam, ?? Robert S. M'Adam, John Grattan, John Stevelly, LL.D., Rev. I. Steen, Edmund Getty, ?? Rev. Edward Hincks, D.D., James M'Adamd jun., W. Neil- son Hancock ...
... Antonelli, against the offence of pre- venting others from smoking was in force. A man who murdered his own wife in her father's arms was, about the same time, condemned to the same punishb ement. Such is the just and paternal government of Pio Nono. An inoffensive ...
... fastened a lighted candle to a bed in the garret of the house occupied by John Burnett, butcher, which was one of those completely burned down. Tihe other house was ocetipied by Ellen Johns- ton, bdnnet-mnaker, The goods in both houses were considerably injured ...
... up insemusible, and immediately conmveyed We thme hospital, wlsere it wvas found that lie had sus-r Lined a fracture of both arms, at the wrist, and also & f thee jawhbone, besides other severe injuries. Although dc i a precarious state, it is expected ...
... of our highly-valued and respected fellow citizen, Henry Grattan Curran, Esq., Stipendiary Mla- gistrate, has been plunged into the deepest affliction by the accidental death of his only son, John. This fine. youth was invited to dine with some other lads ...
... Victoria Fete Bazaar, acknowledges to have received, through Mrs. J. A. Henderson, Mount Collyer Park, a quantity of music from John Praeger, Esq., of Donegall Square. TIErvVycToarx BAzAAR l, A) FETE--Having already so minutely noticeda variety of the attractions ...
... 9te arms, &C. THE BREVET. (Prom the London Gazette of Tuesday ntight.) WAR-OFFIcE, Nov. 11. Birn Majesty has been pleased to appoint the following officers to the rank, by Brevet, as nndermentioned- The commissions to be dated the 11th Nov., 185I:- LIEUT ...
... as the former one he tlsought the noble lord was bound to assign his rea- sons. After a few observations from Mr. H. GRATTAN, Lord JOHN RUSSELL said lie had communicated with the French ambassador in consequence of what had fallen from Lord Palmerston; ...