... a part ot the army, with true attachment to their Emperor and their country, maintained the ancient renown of the Austrian arms,—the most perfect tranquillity reigned throughout the whole extent of the empire. fhe evenis which occurred in the last months ...

... death in the usual awful manner upon the following prisoners :-— Death.—John Murphy, alias Gale, for stealing ina dwelling honse, bank-notes and other monies, to the amount of 1401.; John Leary, a boy, only 11 years of age, for stealing in a dwelling house; ...

... been walking on Primrose-bank, and in their retorn, when passing Mr. Biech's sizing- house, they fonnd two lads, Thos. and John Gillesby, weavers, of Caldcoats, irritating the watch-dog, to which they bad given more than the aanal length of rope, and ...

... the same. Monday. the Queen and Princesses, attended b Lady Cardigan, paid a visit to the Duchess of Giou- cesier, at Bagshot. Wednesday. the Queen and Princesses, attended by Lady Cardigan, tuok an airing by Slough and Duichet. Thursday. the Queen and ...

... thrown from the bo*, and unfortunately pitching on bis head was killed on the spot. John Doyle and Timothy Turner, two the persons don. rented in the late attack on Mr. Grattan, during his chairing in Dublin, pleaded GulUy in the Recorder's Court on v sennight ...

... Esq. ; Benjamin , of Hertford-hire.—Samvel Unwin Heathcote, of Sbephall Bery, Eeq.; John Early Cooke, of Turnford, ward Derant, of High nnons, Boulton, of ¢ Tew, Esq.; John Houghtos Langston, of Sanden, Joha Conner Field, of Adderbury, ° Sarrey.— William ...

... of a high breach of. the privileges of the OUse.—. to Mr. Wynn then asoved; that he be taken into the custody of the at-at Arms, and kept there, ia- stead of being immedintel sent to in order that he might fatte Ps the present iaquiry.— to. ‘A discassion ...

... otffers,.:with a combination to defraud. their creditors of John Kinnear, Mozei Qt ihg to upwards of irators abscoud, but are taken : in. . The Ambas-ador and the Fair Circassian, lagd MAY. % Me. Grattan ushers in his motion respecting Irish thatics to ghe House ...

... )—Right Honourable John Foster, Viscount Joc elyn, Dublin (City)—Right Hon, H. Grattan, Robt, Shaw, Esq. Dublin (University )— Right Hon. W. C. Plunkett. Derry-—Sir Ge Hill. Kinsale—Gceo. + oussmaker, Esq. Youghall—J. Hyde, Esq. Arm h— Win. Wicklow (C ...

... DEATH OF MR GRATTAN. It is out d ut ince the death of the Right Hon. A. Grattan. took place at a late hour on Satara event house in Baker-street. been for sone time ex ay se‘nnight, at his with mournful an of whom watched, with the tenderest xiety by ...

... Llandican, Esq. Cumberland. —John Marshall, of Hall stead, Esq. Cornwall. —Richard Vyvyan, of Trewan, Esq. Derbyshire, —Sir Geo. Crewe, of Canlke-abbey, Bart; Devonshire. —Sir John Davie, of Greedy, Bart. Dorsetshire. —John White, of Up-Cerne, Esq. Es ...

... pieces of ordnance planted before the Cnstom-house, and the ships of the squadron. Immediately upon his landing on the pier, Sir John Stanley, accompanied by a deputation of the inhabitants, presented his Majesty an Address of Cungratulation on his arrival ...