... he had, second thougnts, itrlttai to Air. Grattan, to say tiiat he would be glad SCO laird Pineal on Sunday; but, as Mr. Grattan h.in hinitd his house in the country, the letter had him there, whe«e Air. Grattan ‘had written answer, that the matter (ltd ...

... the _presence of Mr. Grattan, or the Knight of Kerry. Neither of those gentlemen were in WWII, but expresses were sent off to Item, and also to Lord Fingal, and early on Saturday anoreireg, the three arrived in town. Mr. Grattan and Mr. Fitzgerald waited ...

... enby ; Castle, Morris, tur Neath : Sarah, Phillips, for Cardigan; Davies, and Welcome, .Mavis, tor Carmarthen. —e~->.-.-ao*.;--.;;::— BIRTH.—On Friday last, was Safely delivered a Son, the Lady John Biddulph, Fsq. at his Champion Hill, Surrey. MARRIED.—At ...

... Gallicia. / f He also says, that Don Carlos D'TCispaoha, is I Lumbratcs, arming and cloathing hi* division, for I the use of which, had received from Lord Wellington, stand of arms. A very daring attempt was made by the Guerrilla partizan, Zaldivar, on ...

... ft* Phed with a blunderbuss r '' ! armed, as k was easy t o l*'y Stores at the Castfe '-4JT shortly to be made;,, iWi.; l^;? sored that the garrison 2*- ?? was the subdue /P made hy this man.' ** : Mr- Grattan and' Mr. Firzir nU acquainted with all ...