... Sergeant Levens, with Sub-constables Conlan and John Lelens proceeded to execute a warrant, issued by the Magistrate. at Fermoy Petty Sessions, against a person named Fox, for having entered the house of John Barry at night, through a window, and assaulted ...

... Pbaniel. Murray, the Rev. Dr' Charles Vigitoles, Richard more O'Farrgil,.Esq. ms.p. the Rev. James Cafiile -Fenton Holt, Esq. John. Corrie, Esq. James Napler, Esqq. 'tid William Battle 1frightston, Esq. IDusLtV P61,rCE-HEAD OnITICE, WfDNESDAY.-Fon- GaRYa ...

... Tuesday last, the Congrog-ation 'jf Glasrar, assen 1led for the purpose of chow,-:'ne an aqsistant and qiuev.essn to the Rev. John 11-ogers, whien Nlr. Jas. Xl.gers we e!eeted without a dissenting voice. The fair of Kinflongh, eolnt' l1).negal, wvaf held ...

... W. Barron, M. L. Chap- man, W. O'N. Daunt, W. F. Finn, Thomas Fitzgerald, Hon. R. Fitzgibbou, J. M. Galway, Jas. Grattan, Henry Grattan, Pat. Lallor, H. Lambert, A. H. Lynch, L. Mac- laugblin, W. M'Namiara, F. W. Mullius, Sir R. Nagle, Charles O'Connell ...

... performance on the 1]-ier 1. Tim AaMY.-Weinesday morning, three companies of the 5Ud regiment, under the command of Major St. John, left Belfast, on ?? route for Newry. We understand the 60th have left 'Newry.in route for Edinbur.h, to relieve the S ?? which ...

... Avould.We very easy to prove, and that without going all tbe-very to the Netherlands j _I have the honour to be, &c. JOHN GRATTAN, Licentiate of the Dublin Apothecaries' Hall. Belfast, Stb Jan. 1834. ...

... application decided by Parliament. Lord JOHN R USSELL loped the Ho6,se soulJop- pose this amendment, unless they were prepared to give up all right of ?? House then divided-. For the original motionl ?? 19 For Mr. Grattan's amendment.. 42 Majority for Ministers ...

... O'Connell, John Walker, C. A. Fitzsimon, C. O'Connell, C. ; : I Galway, J. M. O'Conor Don TELLERS. Grattan, H. O'Dwyer, A. C. O'Connor, F. Lalor, P. Sheil, R. L. Against. ?? . 57 For, ?? - ! ABSENX -General, O'Neill, Sir I. Keanel James ; Grattan-3. . DID ...

... accordingly admitted. On the motion of C. A. Walker, m.r. seconded by H. Grattan, Alrp. Mr. John Power, the distiller, was admitted by acclamation. Messrs. William, Patrick, and John Sw'eetman, the brewers, weresuhsequelutlyadimitted. Aconsiderablenum- her ...

... superintend the arrangements, and these gentlemen hadl agreed to entrust the nanipulations entirely to Dr. Marshall, Mr. Grattan, Mr. Getty, and Dr. Hincks, of Killileagh. These gentle- men accordingly proceeded to the table, and removed the body from ...

... Dublin had admit- ted that the Catholics were well armed. Mr. O'CONNELL observed, that what le said was, that the Catholics in the north of Ireland had acquired arms, and that many of them were well armed. Col. VERNER would ask, then, whether the only friends ...

... were lodged in the arm and hand of Mr. Labranche. In the house. the committee onl the affray presented resolutions to the effect that the Speaker deliver to the Sergeant-at-Arms lik mandate for the appearance before the house: of John R. Gryiies. that he ...