... Edinburgh Review of November, 1810, is intitled— . The t,ubsiance of a Speech of Sir John Cox. HiPPesley, Bart. on svconiting the. Motion' of the Right Hon. Henry Grattan, to refer the Petition of th e Roman Catholics of. Ireland . to a Comniiitee of the ...

... Coull, the room of Mr. John Grant, deceased. Ilis Royal the |’rincc* Regent ha! also been pleased, ‘tiafne bnd on the behalf Majesty, James W'olfe Murray, the office of J 6rthe Court Admiralty Scotland, vacantj hy,-the.,,.death of John Burnett, Esq. • • ...

... Gentleman, fiumaling andfuming, all vJu' Me jam-engine. (A loud laugh!) The °len, Won't you grant Ireland arms to you ? Well, we did give them 60,000 arms, and they turned them againti us. n° gteat faith in Catholic emancipation.— that there is a radical ...

... Terrace from twelve till two o’clock. His Majesty appeared very cheerful, and in good health the Royal Dukes had hold of each arm, and were in close conversation with their Royal Father. —Drs. Heberden and Baillie walked on the Terrace at the same time, ...

... Kelly, ! ~ Richard and Michael Pntßeaghan, jJ: O’Brien, Ulher’s-quay, J. lies Hughes, I Ambrofe 'Drew, Caftle- John Andoe, J• llreet, John Coleman, Peter Farrell, Cook-fir. Leiics. Butlcra, Lower Peter Fry,Coek-(ir. Craioud-quay, TO THE HUMANE AND CHARITABLE ...

... 5 . On Tuesday, Sir John Newport stated, that as he understood Mr. Grattan was in town, he wished to waive his motion, which stood for Thursday, for an address to the Regent on the subject of distilleries in Dublin. Mr, Grattan afterwards gave a similar ...

... Neither the Governorship of Windsor . CWle, or the place of Keeper tile Privy Purse, both vacant by the fl e ath of the Earl of CARDIGAN, will be tilled up by the I' HI NCE REGENT, until his Majesty's pleasure can be ascertained respecting the appoiattudlt to ...

... Stewart, Beaumont, Maitland, Sumner, ' l. Governor Birgit, on his return from New tinsels Wales. Gooch, It Drummond. • Mr. John Hargraves, High Constable of Briglithelnistone, MAJoas-BrAd, Parkinson, Egerton, Higgins, C. Smith, with an Address to his ...

... attended, vir. Samuel Bishop, Esq. and George Bagsttr, Esq. Ci.r.mon Jut or: .-—Robert Maynarel, Tl* nry Perkins, Thomas Ritson, John Seabreiok, David Miller, William I.oti'.laie, Jehu Rotten, Walter Roe, Richard Bolton, and fiiin Nunn. James Fallon, late a ...

... 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 ...

... requisite for Itfinging'tlMdr rishw tftler'll* cogitiainee a Court of Justjpe, hhd the Magistrates compulsority tlietti. under arms, v *W A packet was iq readiness convey Mr. Pole to Holyticml; and it was fimiotlred that lie was resign his Secretaryship ...

... Weather became tempofluoas; and three on Thursday morning, the wearing, the Franchife unfortunately run down the tranfport brig John and Jane, Wm. Wilhart matter, with 219 of the lllh rcg. board, IT her crew, 1.5 women, and children, making the whole 2.)+ ...