... the north east angle of the town, at a distance of about 250 yards from the walls; and on the same afternoon the battery was armed with four 18 pounders and eight 24 | pounders. Last night, a second parallel, connecting the twobadvanced batteries, was comumenced ...

... hot contest in the City of Dublix between Sir Robert Shaw, Sir John Kingston James, and Mr. Henry Grattan. Mr. Ellis retires from the representation. Sir John Kingston James and Mr. H. Grattan start on directly oppmft‘o principles, but Sir R. Shaw steers ...

... has this day declared bimself a Candidate for the City of Dublin.— The struggle then is between Sir R. Shaw, Mr. Grattan and Mr. Haig. Sir John Kingston James resigned. Mr. Thomas Martin, son of the Member for the County Galway, is a Candidate for the r ...

... Mirror. It is uneszpectedly, but confidently, said that the County Tipperary will be contested.—lbid. X The Rigkt Hon. Sir John Newport has arrived st Newpark. On Monday, H. V. Stuart, Eeq. arrived st Dromans, from Dublin. . Sir Hugh Stewart, son of the ...

... Clontarf road on Saturday night last, by four armed men who robbed him of his coat, watch, and whatever money he had in his possession. On Saturday night, & gentleman, named M:Crann, was attacked by five armed men between Ballybough and Annesley-bridge, ...

... himseli in the popular cause on other occasions ; he had aussisted Mr Grattan ; but neither in the county of Dublin, not in the city of Dublini, were his services required. Mr Hehry Grattan hdd of Limself overcome every obstacle to his return ; and by throwing ...

... ; Wor- Curdifi, Lord P J Stuart, a; Cardiganshire, Colonel W | cester, G Robinson, s 1 Davies; Wotton B“f' H Powell ; Cardigan, P Pryse; Carlisle, Sir J Graham, n : Twiss, G Phillips, Wycombe, Sir G King, Su' T Sir P Musgrave ; Carmarthenshire, Hon ...

... Wakefield, in the abduction of Miss Turner, has absconded, and the recognizances of his bail, Dr. Davies, of Macclesfleld, and John Cuthbert, of Stonehouse, County of Kent, Esq. have been estreatod. It is conjectured the brother will also take the same course ...

... --Henry Brougham---Mr. Scarlett--- the Memory of Henry Grattan---Charles Brown- Jow---the Attorney-General and the liberal portion of the Irish Bar---Nicholas P. O'Gorman--- After this toast John O'Connell, Esq. took the Chair, and the bon wivante of ...

... Briess In Clonwel, the relict of Mr. John Magrath, At Dromore, Mr. Michael Woeds. ‘ In Camden-street, Dublin, Mr. John Sixsmith. Mr. Thomas Smyth, late of Nassau-street, Dublin, woollen-draper. At Youghal, the Rev. John Phelan, O. S. F. formerly of Plicentia ...

... seduction of the Plaintifl’s niece, a female of 17 ears. , In the King’s Bench, on Thursday, the Rev. Mr. Jones, Fellow of St. John's College, Cambridge, recovered a verdict of £lOO and costs against Colonel Hanbury, of the Guards, for baving said the plaintiff ...

... Sessions, on Wednesday, | one night on a farm of Lis. Gazette of Friday. Mr. Braham re-appeared on the boards of Drury-lane { John Foxley was found guilty of opening the grave and | ln'lhe Recorders Court, Richard Herbert and Bridget \ Alderman Braddish ...