... Right Hon. y Grattan and Mr. Shaw were Wonted without orpogition. Mr. Grattan did not appear nu the Hustings in consequence of the delic..te state of health in which Las teen for borne time. After the return was dared, his son, Mr. Henry Grattan, jum addressed ...

... old 'lreland in a bumper of whiskey plonk • . We feel euremely gratified is being enabled to state, that (be heakh of Mr. Grattan is . usarly re ; established •' and, we can add, that the littera. tion of the Right Ron. Gentlemen to atteusi his Parliamentary ...

... the moment. Let as haste to save our country—let us baste to save ourselves. Commies! Follow me come with our brothers in arms to organise a Provisioaal Govern. mein, sod let the. call Codes to form a Consti. tation, the want of which has been the origin ...

... Tresteas. Mr. Wm. John of TrIIIPP. it, to the on;verssl satiefaction of the tenantry, appointed receiver of the rents, tsc. of the extensile of gir E.lw. Denny, Bart. The following in addit:on to what had appear. ed in oar it. attended Mr. Grattan's funeral General ...

... VII Thursday and got into some of the eveninz papers. that letter had been received in tow is trom Lord Castlereagh to Mr Grattan, and :mother (tom Lard Fingall to Dr Troy, stating that Ministers intend to mile Emancipation a Cabinet measure. Ott inquiry ...

... George Early, Iliiilop Human, David Thomp.ini, John Booker, Jas. Biady, Hutton, and John WWl', are placed at the Head of their class, for their distinguished merit in their undergraduate course. IS. 26. Mr. John Cahill, of ‘Voteelpark, loving received is ...