... motion was granted. AI. ARMING DECREASE THE REVENUE. There are alarming reports circulated in London relative to the Revenue. It is said that it is now decliningat the rate of 200,000/. weekly, or 10,000,000/. per annum. John Lysaght,-v Letting tl)e Lands ...

... Jaug-v ter, .At •DurU-*t , « Grove, county Carlow, the lady of John f Dawson Duckett, Kwj. a daughter. Mcrrion-v.juare, the lady of the Rev, John Joseph Fletcher of daughter. At the lady of John Callaghan, Ea> a to:. and heir, |n Waterford, tlie lady Barton ...

... acclamation. Mr. John O’Ccnncll, after a brief introduction, proposed the following resolution.:— * 'that it is the undoubted right, as the of crirv his God, according the dictates his conscience. Mr., r.xr.s Mac rose second the Resolution Mr. John Connell. He ...

... ' Lady Grace sat his right hand and John Moody on his left—it was his duty to turn obliquely and j attend to the long story John Moody, but he placed his chair near the Orchestra that he could not turn his face John without turning his back on Lady Grace ...

... played Machclh flesh coloured arms, and gloves oi one piece, and when lie retired to reash I his hands under the injunction cf l.ndy Mnchrih, jthe short interval did not allow him to disengage himself from his flesh-coloured arms and gloves, and lie entered ...

... Oats, Gd. to per Barley, 2d and Potatoes 2d, ditto- MIUfARt r ar*OJjU'€ M, «f ilrtijptoiK, Comet John lieutenant vice Garlli to the 37tb fot lion John Kennedy lo be cornel CL*i«n:- berlain. (jrli ditto, Knaign George Ilrtgtieni from tl«e C.h foot cot ...

... requiting that should pay money due from their licenses previout the I Oth' Oct. next. The i-ate Mr. Grattan understand tlie sjweches of the Eight Hon. Henry Grattan pre}taring for the Press, and will shortly published by his son, Henry Graflan j and also that ...

... It was in that year and month that Mr. Grattan made hit, last speech, and sustained his last defeat. At the beginning of the late Sessions the Catholics shewed great anxiety for early discussion, but Mr. Grattan’s illness amongst other conlingcncies prevented ...

... stud •>! the justice IJ.acicstone treated ...

... Blake, late Representative the Town of Galway. The econd yfr. Janies Grattan, prestnt member for the County Wickl iw. Mr. Blake came forward with a lorn} .1 letter of advice. Mr. Grattan intro, duced counsels by way of parenthesis in speech mule at his election ...

... Workman,. President, I Tlios. Mellon, Treasurer, Job,, Dick, Vice-President, F. Alexander, Physician, j il. M'Adam, Secretary, | John Dick, Counsellor, It. K. (lord 11, G. Vance, !■ Managers. K. Dick, ) The Mernbeis of the Society afterwards partook of Dinner ...

... E*tj. COMMITTEE, Abraham Boyd, Esq. Alderman Kin?, Kev. Dr. Cramer, C. E*q. Wm. Goddard, John H. North, Lsq. Kev. Thomas Goff*, Th«n. B. St. Esq* Archibald F.‘q. John Esq. George Udl. Esq. Uev. Charles Strong, Esq, Charles Williams E^- llev; A/clideaeon ...