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... _brief space , we observed tlie carriages of _the Lord Mayor and Sir _John Power , _the lion . MrIIutcliiuson ( _brother of Lord Dotioughmore ) sat _in the _carriage _; with llenry Grattan ; _Esq ., M . P . We also _observed Smith O'Brien , Esq ., M . P ...
... _The lion . and _learned _ccnthman was _followed by Messrs J . O'Connell , M . P ., W . _S . 0 'Urini . _^ I . P .. 11 . _Grattan , M . P ., N . _Mailer , M . I * ., and otherf _, and as soon aa the cliccrioK had _subsided , _umvctt tho _Jlon . Mr IIutchioou ...
... Thursday last , Mr _'Wordsworth , the _poet ( who is also an _, honorary _member of the society ) , _entered _the room on tlie arm of _the Master of _Trinity _, with whom he is at present _, on a visit . _Immediately all tho membera rose , and remained standing ...
... Highncss'a arms . The pull , supported _, at _the _foot by _Airs _George Baiikcs and Mrd iMorier , _und at tlie head by tlio Hon . Airs _Henry Legge and the _lion . Airs Williiim Cust . 1 _Sir Charles Young , Garter Principal King of Arms _, carrying ...
... cavalry regiment in Ireland commanded by a noble lord _except the llth Hussars _, _commanded by the Earl of Cardigan ; and tbe affidavit of Lord Cardigan stated in the most absolute _manner , and with the greatest particularity of contradiction , _that no such ...
... Tom _Steele and John _O'Connell _wards , London , and _, _£ 1 from a Catholic prieat , _who _ashed perniiBBion of _Ilia _revered _Liberator to call him _Defender of the faith . _ ( _Clieora and laughter . ) Mr II . _GRATTAN , M . I * ., _addressed ...
... Lady _luunaird , Sir _John Uobhouse , Lord Slltoun , _the Lord Chaiicellor and _Lady Lyndhurst , tho _Master of tlie llolls _and Lady Langdalc , _the _SpTOkw , Mrs _Silaw Lcfevre , and the _Misses _Leferro ; Lord and Lady _John Itusscll , Mr _. _Henry ...
... in the position ( of some one whoso name _she did not know ) with the colonel _, of our regiment . He said _that Lord _Cardigan had given that person a thousand _pounds of _Jewellery . Mo said , would that be _an _inducement to her _? ( Mrs IIawkey ...
... n of which _, the _bride and _bridefrooni left in a special train _ * _route _forDeaae Park , _the seat ot the Earl of _Cardigan , in _Northamptonshire . THE LATE _StB _. WILLIAM PoLI _. ETT . —The friends and admirers of the late Sir _William _Fuflutt ...
... this _spot tbut I entirely _agree _ftitll Lord _John _Runell , on the _subject of tlio Corn _laws—indeed _, 1 _bclieva yir Robert _Pevl and I _aleo ai _; rue on it ; but I am , _entirely _with Lord John Jtusscll , _and I 1 _^ 1 it _my duty / as it will ...
... 'ot ' iSligo , including Colonel Knox _Gore , ' the ' lieutenant of-the county / -, Sir . _Robert Gore Booth , _Bart ; , Mr John _'Wynne ( one of _the Devon ; _^ Commissioners ) , ' Mr Edward Cooper , of Markree , and Mr _Charles O'Hara , have / by _r ...
... tlie adoption of this bill and the putting out of _tlie Government _, lio was not prepared to assent to it ( Hear . ) Mr GRATTAN _said , it was _his intention to liave voted with the noble lord . Such _a measure _as this was an old _debt due to , _Ireland ...