... Tuesday Mr Grattan and Mr Shaw were elected members for this city withoutopposition. During the ceremony of chairing, the populace broke out into acts of open outrage. The car was assailed 'by -missile weapons of every description, and Mr Grattan received ...

... Saville, C.A. Samllc Orford, E. A. Macnagliten, John Douglas Oxfordshire, John Fane, VV. H. Ashurst Oxford, J. A. Wright, 11. St John Oxford Univ. Sir W. Scott, Rt Hon. R. Peele Pembrokeshire, Sir John Owen, Bt. Pembroke, J. H. Allen Penrhyn, Sir C. Hawkins ...

... inhabi- tants of St Mary's, St Thomnls's,- and St John's, Dublin, in favour of the Roman Catholic claims; also similar pe- titions-fromn St Michael's and St Nicholas's. Ordered to fie on the table. Mr GRATTAN-.On presenting these petitions, lie beg-. ged ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... t ( or _tin' _city of _. _Dublin , in the roomoftlie _Right _Honourable Henry Grattan _, uccged leave , in tlie _absence _oF-his _Right _Honourable l ' ' rieiid ( Sir John _Newport , ) to say ii . lew words _. unon this . _melancholy , occasion _. He ...

... treason within the county, viz.- From Stewarton Parish-William Orr, Andrew Wyllie, John Dunlop, Thomas M'Kay, James Wyllie, Robert Kerr, and James Rayburn. From Galston Parish-John Goldie, Joseph Abbott, An. drew Adamson, Alexander Roxburgh, George Roxburgh ...

... Sanguinis Missione in Febribus. vol. vjr. Robert Buchanan, De Scarlatina. John Butter, . . Ophthalmia. J. William Calvert, Vaccinae vera Testimoniis. Alexander Clarke, . Pneumonia. John Crawford, . Quibusdam Febris Epidemic® Varietatibus. Robert Dymond, . ...

... aid now the north of Germany wsas inhabited by. a people b ul perfectly Carbornari in principle, and ready to take up~ tri, arms in ithe cause of freedom. For these reasuns he Bedl thought that Austria would receive with eageroess bur. me- tes' dlietion ...

... Antiquity, down to the esjlisbment of the Grand Duchy. J'he i>econd volume of Sir R. K. Port ?'* Travels Georgia, Persia, Arme- Ancient Babylonia, &c. &c. is nearly for publication. a few days will be published, the v ' a te and confidential correspondence ...

... accomplish their purposes, whatever they are !. I arm guilty; r did t'ke the gun from Mi Sandwith it tl is all trite'; perfectly 'trie. I forgive my prosecutfoi, tlhev r ly did their duty. Let all those whohave arm's deliver 0 them up to the Magistrates ; unless ...

... the table copies. o ofcorrespotnlence withs the Irish GoQvernment ; and 'it' ht awas in contepai n propose to. Parliament to arm a the executive Geyernnmen't of Ireland withb farther powers. it It Was however ihtended to confine those powers to the f, y ...