... manuscript, from which this paper Was printed, from Mr John Gale Jones, I did not see the manuscript until it was struck oft I now ready to give it up, and to prove it is the hand-writing of Mr John Gale Jones.” He ordered withdraw. Mr Yorkc then said, ...

... Stewart, Sir John Orde, W. E. Lockhart, Esq. Duncan Campbell, E.-,q. A'u.m Thos. Creevy, Esq P. W. Baker, Esq. A. H. Eyre, Esq. Lord Guernsey, Sir Mark Wood, Sir R. Peel, P.. Williams, Esq, i/r,ces. | Sir P. Murray, Bart d ’'x' » Mr Grattan presented the ...

... Mr Rose and Mr Fitzgerald opposed, and Lord Pollington Lord G. Grenville and Grattan supported the Resolutions. Mr Canning said, that as the Right lion. Gent. (Mr Grattan) had called upon the House to visit upon the authors of the Expedition the calamities ...

... measutrei 'vere proper ts he scihsl-p e, ted in the present ?? sitnacion in WrhILl tiMO& ly House wsaq placed. tn The Serjeant at Arms' viws then called to the bar, amn al proceeded, by order 'of the House, to give-li:s report of to his proceedings in the arrest ...

... very extraordinary questions that distinguish the politics of the present day; which discussions, person of the name of Mr John Gale Jones, has, as it appears, taken an active part. Upon the conclusion of the debate relative the standing order, this person ...

... & Co. Renfrew; -Mr. John Buchanan, juur. for Walier Buchanan & Co. ri Greenock ; Ai Mr. Agnew Crawford, for Jamnes Likely & Co. Green- L E, Sir. MtN1.A iLLr, the Preses of the Socicty, havingtaken St 1rr.the Chair. h E~ Mr. JOHNS BUCHANA N Etated tCP ...

... amounted men, ready to fake up arms againft England. Indeed, thele Directors •wanted no great aid to enable Ireland to deliver herfelf; all they aflted from France for that purpofe was 10,000 men, and 40,000 ftand arms. If ever they were driven to this ...

... , vice Horne, deceased. 63d Ditto—Ensign G. J. Wigley, from the 25th Foot, to he Lieutenant, vice Thorne, deceased. Ensign John Lowe, from the Foot, to Lieutenant, vice Anthony, deceased. i 64th Ditto—Ensign A. S. V. Forbes, to be Lieutenant, vice M'Lerotb ...

... Guernsey), Of~l Bucks, HintsPelbpe Cambridge (includ- H~rn.rd ~ n ing the Town of.Hertford, Rtnd Necvmnrket); Hunts Sulop Cardigan, - isle ofMan, Somerset, Carmarthsen$. Isle of Wight, Stafford, Jersey, ~~~Susi,lK, Cii~~s~er, ?? Surry, Corn~wal,U (Include ...

... Regiment of Dragoons —Captain John Tomkyns, from the Ist Life Guards, to be Captain a Troop, vice Kelly, who exchanges. 4th Ditto—Cornet Garrett B-. Mcnoly to Lieutenant without purchase. 50th Regiment L ; Dragoons—James Grattan, Gent, to be Cornet, by purchase ...

... nothing indicates its prompt surrender. PETKitaBUttG, Nov. 22.—0n the 15th the fortress Nicopoh surrendered to the victoiious arms of the Russians. The Commandcr-in-Chiuf, Count Kamensky (2), in giving an account of this event, lays at the feet of His Imperial ...

... to place arms in the hands of their Irish tfellow subjects, who to be sure, would exert themselves I to support the Constitution. They did grant the re- 2 quest-s3,oo stand of arms were sent to Ireland-and -what was the ?? those very arms were t- turned ...