... taking part therein being Mr. 11. Drummond, Sir. G. Grey, Mr. John O’Connell, Mr. Meagher, Mr. Somerville, Sir B. Hall, Mr. Augustus Stafford, and Mr. F. O Conner, after which , Mr. 11. GRATTAN withdrew his smendmCMr. H- HERRIES proceeded address the house ...

... companion Lord Palmerston. I* saw bim, some years ago, come to one of Gavazzi’s, the Italian Protescant preacher, lectures arm-in-arm with the then and present premier; therefore his presence in Italy, which he once regarded as his country, is not without ...

... It is proposed to construct a line of railway from the intended Manchester and Milford Railway, near vi astle-I.inlvn, to Cardigan, Newport, Fishguard, and Milford. The line would forty miles in length, and cost out lO,OOO per mile. The students of Kingsbridge ...

... been received, Mr. Steele moved the suspension of the standing order, to enable Mr. Grattan to brin ...

... association, and the leading public men of the Queen’s County still assert that Mr Grattan can bring into the field, if he plenses, & consi- derabls force. Vhe Mr James Grattan holds ie the reward of patriotism and talents almost unexampled in the histury ...

... and Dublin Heralds in their Ta- bards and Collars, Steward and Comptroller of the Household, Gentlemen Ushers, Uister King of Arms. in hig Collar and Badge, with his Sceptre, bearing, His Majesty's Letters Patent appointing, the Earl of Mulgrave Lord Li ...

... that the Neufchalel Government had given bills on Paris for the 300,000 francs levied the canton by the MR. REYNOLDS—MR. GRATTAN, The following letters were sent in consequence of certain observation made by Mr. Reynolds at the Repeal association on Monday ...

... Cavalry, hae The Eari of Cardigan, Inspector- made his inspection of the 1 ays and 3rd Drazoou Guards, ws they embark early next mouth four ludia. AVUL OMS Printed and Published on every Wepyespay,for the Street Proprietor JOHN DALY, at his SMITH & DON ...

... that Mr. Disraeli will not be permitted to walk the course in the county of Bucks. Mr. John Lee, in the liberal interest, is holding meetings every- where. Mr. John Honghton, the noted teaant- Both candi- farmer, is also fairly in the field. dates are ...

... The former Liend firinuess with gcod humour, quality is necessary in order to repress ruffianism | with astrong-and vigorous arm, and the latter is required in order to prevent unnecessary collision | Letween the police and the people. } election is a kine ...

... Yorkshire, at abe of the Chortiste for erlliing at night. I'he accnsod were ssme of those to whom arms had beer entrusted under the sence tion ot Lord John Russell's circular to the English lord iientenarts of counties : but they being persons in business ...

... affected the late decision of the Couitof Exchequer. [Mi O'Connell, here entered the House with a large toll of papers under his arm.] the motion of E J.. STANLEY a new writ was issued tor the Elgin Butghs, in room ot'Sir A. L. Huy, appointed Governor Bermuda ...