... Lord Nugent, from Berkshire; Sir F. Burdett, Bart. from a tour to Ramsbur; Manor, Wilts.—At the British Hotel—Mr. and Mrs. Grattan and family, from France; Dr. and Mrs. Bridges and family, from Oxford; Mr. and Mrs. Hawkins, from Staffordshire.—At the St ...

... presented petitions from the Writers and Proctors of Forfar and Perth against the Attorney Tax.—Ordered to be printed. Mr. GRATTAN presented a petition from the Vintners of Dublin against the Duties on Wine Licences. Mr. ELLIS presented a petition from ...

... ; but they were generally lying about. Soon after the snapping which witness described she heard a report as of loaded fire arms. Witness then detailed the results to the . same effect as in her examination in chief. In answer to further questions, she ...

... Supply—Report. NOTICES GIVEN YESTERDAY. Wednesday, Feb. 21. 1. Mr. James Grattan—Petition from the Catholic Bishops in Ireland on the subject of Education. 2. Mr. James Grattan—Return of the Parishes and Counties, with the names of landlords from whose ...

... tithe cause came to be tried before the Reverend S. T. Roberts, Surrogate, of the Diocese of Leighlin and Ferns. John Baily, administrator of John Davis, VMS promovent ; Felix Toole, impugnant. The claim was for tithe of corn, hay, rape, potatoes, &c. &c. ...

... for - proposing this Bill mid 'altering the present laws, By the Act entitled 'Battles's Act, any person found at night With arms in his handi, fokhe pur-: pose of poaching, was liable to be brought before 'a jury, tried for a misdernianour; and, if cOnViited ...

... e has just'taken place . here, far surpassing their' irii horror and atrocity. An American schoonei' the Napoleon, Captain John Hall, having received the a mount of her freight in cash, about 1,000 dollars, sailed from this on Friday last, the 23d inst ...

... Duigenan followed him, and Mr. Grattan, he believed, spoke afterwards, but never charged Mr. Pitt with a breach of faith. How came it, if he had given a pledge, that Mr. Grattan did not call upon him to redeem it ? Mr. Grattan must have known all the facts ...

... Pembroke—John Mears, of Eastington, Esq.; Owen Lewis, of Trewern, Esq.; Jonathan Haworth l'eel, of Cotts, Esq. Cardigan—Thomas Lewes Lloyd, of Wern Newidd, Esq.; George Price, of Pigeonsford, Esq. ; Lewis Davis, of Crigie, Esq. Glamorgan Sir John Morris ...

... Arthur Hill) ; and the Hon. Frederick Stewart (commonly called Lord Viscount Castlereagh.) Or NEWRY—The Hon. John Henry Knox. BOROUGH or DOWNPATRICK—John Waring Maxwell, of Finebrogue, Esq. COUNTY OF FERMANAGH--General Mervyn Archdall, of Castle Archdall, Esq ...

... the Hon. Members whenever it came fairly before the House. Mr. H. GRATTAN supported the prayer of the petition. Mr. MOORE (of Dublin) defended the Kildare-street Society. Mr. J. GRATTAN made a few further observations; after which the petition was brought ...

... for a similar sum..-. The late firm of Shiells and Johns, late Bankers in this place, is enabled to pay ls. 9d in the pound to its creditors, and 4s. in the pound on the separate estate of Mr. Johns for the first payment, which is to commence on the let ...