... 13.-Arrived from London, the Ruby, Corneby, for Lisbon. 0 ?? ?? Plymouth, Feb. 12.— Arrived, the Pearson, Smith, ironi St. John's. ?? Falmouth, Feb. 12.— Arrived from London, the Huskisson, March, for Sierra Leone; Julius Cesar, Stafford, for Honduras ...

... County _of ?? , «- ?? .Cardigan, Thomas Lloyd, Esq. -to- be Deputy Lieutenant -; -Williaih Henry WVI.Iey. Parry, Esq to he ditto ; John N;it_NH'iel Wit- liatns, Esq. to. be dittos. William Owen Brigslocke, Est;.- jun. tol>e ditto j John Lewis, Esq. to be ...

... trust ! With these embalm' d shall Grattan live, The proudest record Fame can give ! With Revolution's bursting flame Fell anarchy and carnage came ! Tocsins resounded with alarms ; Towns, cities, hamlets, flew to arms, And, buckling on the cuirass rude ...

... Maurice O'Coni.ell (Secretary), Daniel O'Connell, Morgan O'Connell, John O Conuell, Charles D. O'Conncll, W. F. Finn. Herbert Baldwin. C. titzsimon, A. C. ODwycr, Richard L. Shiel, Henry Grattan, Sir Richard tingle, l>achlan Maclachlan, C. O'Brien, D. Ronayne ...

... Ossulston Sir F. Booth, Sir John Walsh, Sir W. Pell Bathe, Sir John Kynaston, Sir Wm. Abdy, Lady Lyndhurst, the Hon. Miss Copley, Lord Suffield, Lord Foley and the Hon. Miss Foley Lord and Lady Beauvale, Hon Bowes Lyon, Hon. John Fortescue, Hon. Henry Stanhope ...

... Edward Wolstenholme, Heury R. Westeura, John Craven Westenra, Robert Chaloner, R. Musgrave, Bart. ; Ww. Sharman Crawford. M.P.; J. Parsed, B^rt. , D. Henry, Dublin; John Chivers, Dunlin; Richar ...

... relief, arms and mantles on the pacncls, compass . perch, carriage painted same colour as the body, aad whip springs; hammer-cloth to correspond. The. ?? latter itere built by Messrs. Atkinson and Wilson, of Davks-stnci, Berkeley-square. THE HOY. JOHN.OLMIENS ...

... Montezuma, West, Philadelphia; Pacific, Neale; Moscha, Heron; and Ariadne, M'Kellop, Quebec; John and Mary, Thompson; Duncan, Gravson ; and Lady H. Ellice, Lidded, St. John's, New Brunswick; Corn- wallis, M 4 L«od; British Tar, Barker; and Isabella, Grant, Richebucto ...

... some member in the gallery inquired Where is Henry Grattan? It was answered He's unwell. Mr. °'Oonnell said he believed such was the case ; but that, at all nts, the spirit of Henry Grattan (meaning, doubtless, .j j father) was here. It must ...

... French, Pryn.e \7ZZn n T*_, F f ndarve ?? W * Williams, Bridgerman, Horsman, Mark Philips, John Benett. Handley, Henry Sal- way, James Stuart, Vernon Smith, Grattan, Estcourt:Tur- ner, Stanley, Robert Steuart, Robert Wallace, Ponsonbv, Broadwood Gremsdilch ...

... et ab hajredibus I nostris in perpetuum volumus observari. We leave j it to the ingenuity and candour of Lord John Russell, \ Mr. H. Grattan, and Mr. C. Lushington to reconcile I j this, and other provisions ofthe celebrated charta of i j English liberty ...

... follow must take place \ in London. Mr. Grattan agreed with his Honourable Friend, but he i thought at the same time that the lish Members should be j here. (Hear.) On the first day of last session he went j to Lord John Russell, and told him that the Irish ...