Ireland.
The Duke of Leinster, the bead of the Irish Peerage, with great spirit originated and circulated among the Liberal Peers a protest against the proceedings of the Downshire and......
Mr. Kavanagh, The Member For Carlow, Died Yesterday Week....
Vigors will be the Liberal candidate to succeed him, and is almosl certain of being elected. On his road from Kilkenny to Dublin, Mr. O'Connell stopped at Carlow, and dined with......
From The Kent Herald We Learn, That Lord Albert Conyoghatn
hai a meeting on the 19th blatant with his Canterbury constituents. lie addressed them in a very manly eeh, which proves him to be more Radish than Whig. May we not, after......
Baron O'loglilen Is The New Master Of The Rolls, Mr.
Richards Baron of the Exchequer, Sergeant Woulfe Attorney-General, .and 31aziere Brady Solicitor- General. These are all excellent ap- pointments, and such as might be expected......
A Petition To Parliament To Repeal The Duty On Cotton-wool,
was adopted at a public meeting of merchants and manufacturers in Man- chester, on Thursday. The son of the Mr. Dickinson who was formerly M. P. fur Somer- setshite, deities a......
The North And South Warwickshire Tories Have Been In Motion
this week. The former gave a dinner on Wednesday, at Coleshill, to both their Members ; but Sir Eardly Wilmot would not attend. flowerer, his health was drunk, and be was......
At Winchester, Yesterday, The Hampshire Tories Dined....
of the proceedings received "by express," and published in the Peat this morning, we should imagine that it was a miserably dull affair. For some days past a paragraph has been......
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