... appropriation. — Agreed to. Mr. MABERLEY give notice of a motion for Thursday, respecting the is-ue of Exchequer Bills. Sir JOHN NEWPORT moved, that an account of certain articles imported from England into Ireland forthe last seven Ehould be laid before ...

... it appeared that being at one time wholly destitute of money, Edwards became all at once quite flush, bought quantities of arms and ammu- nition, and furnished otlier means of bringing forward the purpose of the conspiracy. An enquiry by that _House would ...

... taken into consideration the .lime, the second the ISth June, and the two last on the of June. Sir H. PARNELL, behalf Mr. Grattan, postponed the motion (of which notice had been given for the May) regarding the Catholic claims until the of May, observing ...

... Tothill. w. Burroughs, James Fellowes. John Aubrey, John Leicester, Richard Aeion, Arthur Chichester, Edward Berry. Jacob Astley. B Spencer, Lawrence Paik, William Ball, Anihony Lechraere. Edmund Carrington, John Sewell, R. Sliaftsb-try Hawks, William ...

... to the King. The Duke of Sussex came in state, with his full attendants. and was received by the guard of honour presenting arms, and the band playing God save the King, as his Royal Highness entered the grand entrance. The other branches of the Royal ...

... Tuthill, William Burrouglil, James Felluwrs, John Aubrey, John lAticesler, Aelon, Lnmlcy Skeffinglon, Edward Berry, Jacob Asllvy, B. Spencer, Palk, William Ball, An- Ihony Lrebmere, Edmund Carringlun, Wm. Ahily, John Sewell, R. Shaflo Hawks, William Clayton ...

... F.ngland, Dakir.s. Ilty. NlEssits.—r. W. Flinn:berg, Harris, T. Mills, J. Fortefreue, John Croft, J. King, C. ['owlet, Thomas Thurlow, Sir John Robinson, William John Nloost, James Harris, B.D. George Wasey, Lascelles Iremongtr, R. Carleton, W. Ronne, ...

... active part the I landlord and tenant had taken in the armed associations of that district. About 2 o'clock, on Sunlay morning, e a gang of twenty to thirty or more ruffians, wvith fire-; i arms, pitchforks and bludgeons, attacked a house in lBridgeton ...

... James Shaw, Sir William Leighton. Heygate, Aid. Thorp, Aid. Mugnay, Sir Richard Carr All Waithman, Aid. Birch, Sir John Peering, Sir John \' i Atkins, Aid. C. Smith, Aid. J. J. Smith, Sir Charles Flower I * Aid. Wooel. AU). WOO!) AND AIR. BROWN, THE KEEPER ...

... Gentlemen, Your very obedient humble Servant, HENRY GRATTAN. I hope, in the course of next week, to be able to w►'ite to you more fully on the important subject u led to in your Address. Mr. GRATTAN'S Answer was inclosed in a note, of which the following ...

... Petre, Henry Windsor, Rowley Shore, Mr. Smith, Rev. Geo. Neville, William Henry John Scott, Charles Noel, Rev. Gerard Noel, James Somers Cocks, Hugh Lindsay, Lieut.-Col. Knox, John H. Knox, Stanley, (». J- M atson, Lieut. Monckton, Bagot, Col. Boswell, G. ...

... in his hand, deposite it under the arch, and hold a lighted segar to it. At that moment he called the inspectors and Gend'armes who rushed upon Graviers, whilst one of them, the Inspector Ganat, had sufficient coolness and courage to seize the petard ...