... Henry Parnell seemed to say, that Mr. Grattan could obtain a more beneficial discussion than he could. He (Mr. Woulfe) therefore conceived it would be.desirable to kaow whether the Catholic Body could obtain Mr. Grattan s advocacy upon fair and honourable ...

... Committee, held the day previous, letters were were read from Mr. Grattan and Sir H. Parnell, which both seemed to rccommend acquiescence in granting the Veto to tlis Crown. Mr. Grattan's sentiments are expressed more decidedly on the subject than those ...

... *Advertiser. expected that Mr. nutlet Rill be returned lot itochepter opposition. A tnan named John Woodson. has been appichended at T.lol3ist, England. about a vane rof a from place where Mr. Longuet was so inh.mtaaly murdeted. lic a thatcher, and in ...

... Publio„ busily ei in endeavouring to dissuade the Vatholics from acc , the Veto,—this in oppositiOn to the declared sent; Mr. Grattan and Mr. Parnell, the latter of w)nun guine as to carrying the question of EmancipatiOti sion s should the leading Catholics ...

... night, concealed their arms, for that purpose, in the thatch of an out-houste belonging to one of the persons whose property they intended to plunder. Henry Briscoe, Tinvane, Esq received Information the whole plot. He armed himself and his domestics ...

... Mr. 1X’ partys:who had alfo names of Rutland, Athol, it ysdetisfactory to defperate gang have fince been heda, Blandford, Cardigan, of 2 Peerce, .fo1 St. ‘Germaine, Devenifh remains dangeroufly thorpe, St.Helens, and Lo- elericultural Report for the ...

... Ia o V..ux, Mrs. TI10 Copping, Mr. Craven- Cloud, bliss o 6o plate IIa Poynder, John, Esq. a a Ching, Mr. Serjeant's Nicholson, Thos. Fsq. 5so Inn o o 6 Lowdell. Mr. John T.Ta 0Do. Mrs. do. o o 6 .110t, Mr. a T n Wild, Mr. IIa Jiundell, Jos. Eaq. a2a ...

... decision.- upon the subject.--Tbc Dublin Evening Post of -Tuesday adds, that Mr, 'Hay has Just received. d letter - from Mr, Grattan decidedly hi -favour of the Veto, and also a letter from Sir 'Henry Parnell, . of 'nearly the same import. this subject indeed ...

... Renext i the House where she now resider enchment. He would call on their Lordships not to ' n • declared sentiments of Mr. Grattan and Mr. Par- tr . . h,. ~. Mrs. Hobbes will engage a Teacher -leave thts subject to onnisters, but to take it into their nell ...

... Nomination in its that from exclu-without interference on of the Pope Irtvine the religious of indue-jsd This is in of Mr Grattan and Mr Parnell the to carrying the ques-3 Emancipation this Session should acquiesce conceding the Veto in owing to poverty ...

... ling of signature by the higher classes of the “of Westininster—the noble names of Rutlar tholl, Camden, Drogheda, Blan: Cardigan, Harrington, Egremont, Abergavent Acie Germaine, Stawell, Grantham, Calthorpe, -A- len’s, and Lovaine, already put to the ...

... fir Town 'jy r Hanbury Arms ' of when “th qualified and desirous ion ! -hall ’ Cb-ar5’ Thp f ' The 37-10- free TH0S’ PROTHERO Jon WILLIAM 1 I N TNFRT RESPECTFULLY leave return sincere Friend atd Public fur lavor- received Mr John them account by unremitting ...