... read with more avidity his couritryroeh, than the id. popular Senators—on account we endeavoured to. “do jurtice to Mr. Grattan’s Opinions. Art unknown Cor- feems off, tided our attenlion to Mr. tirattan. can afliirc our‘.’orrefpondent, however, that ...

... o’clock, he was alarmed with the cry of m order, and came to- the of Smith—that John Johnfon, Jofeph Barnes, and Wm. Langcake, had arrived there before him, and that John Johnfon was coming out of the houfe when he reached the place—he did not enter the ...

... entertained at dinner our worthy Chief Magiftrate. ' The Freemap’s Journal having aflerted late publication, that Mr. Grattan gave notice at the clofe of the laft Seflion, that he would call the attention of the country at the opening of the prefent ...

... Wales, the Duke of Clarence, Marquis Buckingham. Earls Spencer, Moira, and Darniey, Sir John Newport, Gen. Fitapatrick, Meffrs. Secretary Fox, Sheridan, Grey, Grattan, W. Ponfonhy, G. Ponfonby, Elliott, &c. 4cc. The Right Hon. James Fitzgerald is to be ...

... a prifon. have the pleafure to hear that Major General George Cockburae of Rutland-fquarc, has been placed the ftaff of the arm)’. Friday, the Term Grand Jury the city of Dublin, waited on his Eici llcucy the Earl sf Hardwicke, at the Caftle, when the ...

... till the fecoud reading of the Bill. The Dublin Prefentment Bill was read a fecond time, and ordered to be committed. Mr. GRATTAN prefented a Petition from the Prifoners confined for debt in the Four Courts Marfhalfea Prifon in the city of Dublin.—Ordered ...

... their fccrets, and judging them their acts, miiii lay that they a coni’.dcrable degree of mildnels and mod.ration.— {Mr. Grattan read many extiadts from Lord lowick’s diipatch to Mr. Hilt, and alio from the American Correipcadence, in confirmation oi ...

... the aga'mfl Pit- O’Hitillon, '! « Ma/nilrate for the counties Armagh and Kn. application certain ,U„ ri and of Newry, v>z. John (Vie, Thomas -Waiiog, Wlllltm Pollock, Robt. Scan, '-i'rjvo; Corrv, Robert George \tkinfon.Wm. ISeath, and Charles Courtnay ...

... at that time had not left i PP®‘ as Stewards on the occadon. Peter (burgh. ihe concourfe of carriages, and the anxiety Mr. Grattan is at prefent at Bath, with his ami- ths . I i have produced unpleafant able lady, whofs date of health is extremely deli- ...

... this fame hour, you were the memorable field Aulicrlit*. The feared cohorts pf defeated before you, or, farrouadcd. hid down arms at the feet of their conquerors. the moderation, and the, perhaps, blameabte gemroSty, which cverlooked the cmmiiahty the third ...

... with Counfcl’s opinion thereon, and maps of premifes may e fccn. Thomas Hickman, Efq') pURSUANT to an Order adminiffrator of John J. c f h; High Court Hrciman, Elq.dcceaf- J of Chancery freiand, made ia *’ ! this caufe, bcaringdate the 71bday Plaintiff ...

... difficulties uugfat be fumouutsd in* tie OoimnitteeJ ...