... o’clock the King entered the throne-room, am! took THK KIN(»‘.S HIRTH VY I,ls seat upon chair crimson velvet, with the royal arms j ,From the Crmrt Newman.) ' the hand it. and just above h.s Majesty . Hi, Majesty having appointed Thursday for boldine held—ns ...

... Surgeon Kirby : I saw the plaintiff on the he hada fractured arm ; I set it ; the plaintiff was sober ; | he was confined from 10th to 30th March ; tliccore was not ! complete I saw him last ; the arm was fractured between the upper and middle third the last ...

... S aith, Btggot-court, in the city of Dublin, hufac-droer. John Botkn, late of Kells, county of Meath, dealer. John Walsh, tale of Plunket-street, In the city of Dublin, tailor and broker. John ft.ihinann. lata Ordnaneo-lane, coal factor. Jt nea Flanagan ...

... policeman, ami seizing him tue arms ; and that the policeman acknowledged before the magistrate the following day, that was laadcil powder halt. the fuduwine persons «>«re ibeti put 10 the bar i hos. Dmm, Win. Dixon, John Coyle, and ntliers, charged with ...

... admitted that the proever so treated in Ireland, in wretched Ireland, oee.llnga the ».st,-iea had been Illegal; and return to Sir John Newporl's act. .ted that the. ohoold not oonrinuo w. was • «-- . c r* • naaifimt (dtiil ...

... was John Philpot Curran. (Cheert.) No, It was net John Curran. You veil! conjecture ih.-tt It wee Mr. Grattan, that roan whose mind like bis face, east the mould antiquity. No, It wat not Mr. Grattan. It neither Pnneonby, nor Curran, nor ...

... 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 ...

... Catholics should bestir themselves have this Act speedily repealed. MR. GRATTAN. Mr. O'Connell reported from the Committee appointed prepare resolutions founded on the letter of Mr. Grattan. That letter had not come before (hem in an official shape, but they ...

... there arc about l,l(Xt acres in the and Duke of Buckingham ami Chandos ; George Thomasi , y {jt. James’s Parish, (exclusive the John, Earl of Wextmeadq the dignity of Marquis of Ire-' ~h flfn, x an j , | , pit;l l grounds.) which land, titic iMarquis of West ...

... 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 ...

... in 1/. 10s. from the workmen employed Mr. John Murphy, in the new Market Brewerv; and 13/. from New Ross. KENT FROM CASHEL. Mr. D. RON AVNE presented 55/. from the city of Cashel, transmitted to him by Mr. John O’Brien, hurcbwarden (Cheers.) RENT FROM ...

... observed the following Noblemen ;«nd Gentlemen Ihe II«gh Sheri!!, l.onl Wicklow, General Saunders, Colonel Howard, 11. Grattan, James Grattan, Pen tiler, Kstjrs. Captain Prohy, Counsellor Colonel flamy, Mr. M. Saunders, Mr. Westhy, Mr. .Major Kccles, Mr. Drought ...