... ; 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 ...

... late Mr. Grattan. . That Bill, was cri- ficised by the agitators ja Ireland; they e quarretled with greet’ pert df its enact- be ments, aod they-cavilléd gost agsinst the Yet, though ‘the oath ct “tp Is of the Bill. Ly ne posed by Mr, Grattan -was similar ...

... Lord Wellesley. ‘The murderers on this l occasion were Orange Yeomen, with the arms of Government in their hands, and who are receiving pay from the People.-.- Were these arms put into the hands of these ruffians that they might immolate Catholics in this ...

... and agreed to without s division. . Mr. S. Rios they moved That Mz. Flanagan be taken _into the custody of the Serjeant at Arms. - - ‘The- motion,-after a-few. words from Mr. Hume, Mr. Borkely, and Lord flnnq!l:'.'wn agreed to. Sir J. Newport called the ...

... Alderman Trevor, .:LMMAR}O(L)JILT?‘Q:;‘\[ {IC;[{?(:\KS IN TH “‘ in the Chair—when a Resolution, on the motion of Mr. John R 2 N s N John La Touche, “ That a Case be submitted to the TR w—— of fhaniel Commell, lungecl&r__ N AttprasysGaméral, the Solichor-Gederal ...

... against a man named Davis, proprietor of the St. John’s Coffee House, Cow-Cross, for throw-. ing William Clarke, an elderly man, out of his house upon tlte curb-stone, by which he was killed. On Monday, Captain John Ramsden came before the Insolvent Court to ...

... Regiment of Foot— Lieutenant-General Sir John “Byng, KCB. from the 2d West India Regiment, to be Colonel, vice General Forbes, deceased. 2d West India Regiment—General Francis Fuller to be Colonel, vice Sir John Byng, appointed to the command of the 20th ...

... express ing their anxiety to forward the interests of their na- tive manufactures, which The bealth of Mr, Henry Grattan, M. was viven, and Mr. Grattan returned thanks in a long sdilres ...

... to Portugal, armed, and commanded by the Marquis of,avcs. I'his bas naturally causcd great sensation here.™ - If, in spite of the proiestations on the part of the Spanish Court, the Portuguese rebels have been allowea to re-organize and arm themselves within ...

... by Sir Hugh Stewart, Bart., Hon. and Rev. Dean Meaude, J. C. Moutray, Esq., Rev. Mr. Athill, John D. Fecles, Esq., Rev. Jobn G. Porter, Major Crawford, ...

... of tea, exploded on Monday in the Grand Canal and one of the crew was destroyed, with upwards of 5000 l worth of property. ~ John Huntera blind man was tried at the Old Baily yesterday, for forging an acceptance to a bill of exchange for 500 William Smith ...

... unanimoss, that' 300 ;e John David Lat enry Villiers Stusrt, the Sultan must ml“fn\ue preteice Lo sovereignty | “esar-Colelough, Pierce B‘:‘R&i,« Somerset Butler, over the Christians—that Greece shall not be invaded or Capel Molynens, John Power, Kilfane, Arthur ...