... Hon. Corps of Gentlemen-at-Arms, by Lord Foley, captain of the corps. The Earl of Belfast, on attaining his majority, by the Mar- quis of Donegal. Mr Gregory Grant Foote, on appointment to the Hon. Corps of Gentlemen-at-Arms, by Lord Foley. The Marquis ...

... principle many more, was redressed. Eng- * An expression of Flood's. -f- The words of Mr Grattan's motion, April 19, 17''{°. * Mr Grattan's speech, Nov. 13, 1731. ,§ Grattan's speech, April 19, 1780. land resigned her legislative pretension and recognised Ireland ...

... soldier has demurred, offering as an extenuation the provocation he received from Lord Cardigan, such as Get out of my room ! This is the mannerin which Lord Cardigan con- tinues to indulge the infirmityof histemper totheruinof his officers, the prejudice ...

... Admmi _) _DUNJ > AS Baid that _orders had been civen to Sir J . Ross tn go to Jones _and Sniitli ' s Sound in _quest of Sir John Franklin ; and copies of all the _documents relating to tlie expedition liad been communicated to tlie _Amerip-nn _Rnvpmmpnt ...

... created in town yesterday by the arrival of Mrs EIlice , L _. G . _Brown , B . H . Norval , Jolin Macdonald , John L . Grant , John Bryson , John Boss , —— Houndslow , David Norval , Dr _Surveyor , and another , whose name we did not learn , about whose ...

... Brunton t siss Bruitou, Mrs Roebuck, R- Dillon, Esq. sen. mner- Ih25t, g Nictholl, Esq. Mir Phillipson, Masters John F Wi. Dillon, Nath. Dillon, John Nichol; Lieut.- Dilaoels 111ill and Green, Capt. Waugl, Lieutenant Ba; 3,eS'tl, regiment, Masters Be. Jamles ...

... entered, two of whom wore masks, the other two had their faces coloured. One of them was armed with a pistol, and the fifth person, who was stationed at the door, was armed with a pitchfork. There were in the house at the time, James Mullally, eighty years ...

... north of Ireland. From the letters he (Mar Grattan) had received it appeared, that a number of Roman Catholics were returning from a fair, and that they were attacked by a party of Orangemen, as he (Mr Grattan) believed, or Conservatives as they called ...

... 25. Copy of a Letter from Admiral the Right Honourabje Sir John Borlase ?? Bart. and K. B. Commander Is in Chief of his Mai'esty's ships and vessels on the North be American station, tt John Wilson Croker, Esq. dated on board the San Dormingo, offiAnnapolis ...

... to _. _arrest ; • the _.. _ordinary _consequences-of knowledge ! to foment . discord ! _to _. _perpetuate intolerance ! to arm one part of _. tile-community with daggers _-and f ' ury _- against _tliei other ! to _preserve to . us ; our _dew Protestant ...

... 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 ...

... Ilindon—Hon. F. G. Calthorpe, Plumer w ley lloniton—Hon. P. F. Cust, Sam- Horsham—-f-Sir John Aubrey, R* ll.dl—John Mitchell, Daniel Huntingdonshire—W. H. Fellowes, John llussel ct tf> x Huntingdon—Jo. Calvert, Lord • fi' Ilythe—S. Jones Lloyd, S. Ilchester—Sir ...