... Mr. Hlaywzss their private secretary-that his had been supplied with a blunderbuss, and many others were armed, as it acone easy to pracure arms oiit of1/ie Storesi sfi/ic Castle f-and that an Attac was shortly to be noade its Dublin, as they were assured ...

... Lloyd, J. ?? Shelley, Sir John C'vert, Nic. Lyttelton, i1on. Sharp, Rtichard Campbell, Gen. W. NVHI. Sebright, SiF John Campbell, Hon. J. Macdonald, Jas. Smitli, Robt. Carew, It. S. Maberley, John Smith, Win. Carter, John ~ Xarryar, Joseph Smyth, J. ...

... late Member, Mr. Clements, resigns, bht his brother has offered himself in his place. Mr. John L.atouche, of course, will also stand. : Crea' oF WATanrsaD.-Sir John Newport will be returned. Bo3toucii or CLoNoaEL.-Right H1on. Wm. Bagwell will of course ...

... name to the Requisi- lion. He signed immnediately under the signature of vr. GRATTAN, I The Requisition has also received the names of three | of the LATOUCiSrs, GEORGE, JOHN DAVID, and 0 ROBERT DIGGES. This Family, indeed, are always found where they ...

... Leeds or Birmingham. i -The name of JOHN MAXWELL, Esq. ie E; y Renfrewshire, ought to have been included in. j of the kinority who voted on Thursday agWSlo posing the grant to thie Ddke of YoUKF on the Su Id oMr. GRATT'AN is arrived in town, and will, we ...

... Bessborough suid' f Lord 'Kenyon from York, .ad SE. Johnb, Wapping', a'ginst 1the Ingolvent Act; by Lord TKenyon;, from St. John, Wapping,, efor ah Equalizatiorn of the Duty on Coals; by the Marquess e of Bath, from Prome Selwoed, for a Revisiop of the ...

... should be able to shew that he had done his duty to the utmost of his power. Tbe.CHAlIMAN, in proposing the health of Lord John R~ussell, observd upon gte peculiar claims which the family of Russell hkd upon the gratituide andi reyerenlCe of allghid Edgli' ...

... making out a new Writ for Penryn till Monday the 3d May next. CATHOLIC CLAIMS. Sir JOHN NEWPORT postponed the motion of a Right Honourable Friend (we believe that of Mr. Grattan on the Ca- tholic Claims), till Monday the 3d May next. DEFAULTERS. The list of ...

... entrance, and in the exchange of shots which took place, several of those outside suffered severely. Both parties were armed with Ore-arms, pikes, scythes and other murderous weapons, and were it not for the timely and spirited interference of Acl'. O'Brien ...

... made by the H-on~ourable'and Leatned 'Gentleman, upon she eloquence bf Mr. Grattan., 0it was nio'easyniatter to transplant a tree after a certain petflod ; but In Mr. Grattan's ease, the, tree had been successfully trainso- planted, and the H-ouse had ...

... deathl of lihe Rlighit [lolll. lie-if C tPast, I, wea iradticed to tircbl e the I-oI ec wiih ta tlel wool', the albsence o f Sir John Newport. The lin,. elud Learoln u - dlemfin proceeded to obsrve, that it had been tibee-co.enlt limit addreseo delivereti pllpon ...

... affordt Mr. Wi lson an opportssnity of atteisding at the Bar of the House to-morrowv. GRAMPOUND DISFRANCHISEMENT BILL. Lord JOHN RUSSELL expressed a wish, that the qsieetioin wlsich lie had been so often tinder the neceesity of postponing, from icircumnstances ...