... lo be wasted with school boy nonsense ‘{ Mr. Lawless—l propose a vote dunks Mr. Grattan and the Widow Mr O’Connell shall support the motion as far as it reljlea Mr. Grattan. slull principle oppose the vote thanks Moriiing I‘ost. Mr. Law less—l hope you ...

... rEcine-noRTE, And with astrong escort Chinese nails, of darksome hue. His clothes nasty, ragg’d, ami few And underneath his arm was seen Ty’d with red tape, bag of areen. Cringing enter’d ; look'd behind. And seem'd suspicious of the wind. Then the bag ...

... bad te.a made » oppme the too tien With which ehoold conclude, mo»ed for leave bring the Bill for the repeal the —See Mr. JOHN SMITH eeconded the tOetion, and mid tho public were uneequninted With the extent the Ae The Teet Aot applied all permn. ...

... Peter John Petit, vice Gordon, deceased ; Ensign David Rsa Smith, viceVVo'd, Ensign Charles John Geuldm, vice Rabant be Ensigns wilhoul pun-base—Wm. Glascock, Gent., vice Smith ; Thomas Sydenham Conway, Gent., vice Goulden. 26th do—l.ieot. John Camphell ...

... should be concluded. the course the discussions that have taken place, since the first introduction of question the Noble Lord, (John Russeil,) various propositions have been submitted to the consideration the House by different lloim ...

... men, to offer their prayers for them, lo moment after they were in the arms of death, xnd seserely struggled for some lime. Wednesday last the EXECUTION of Pierce Grioe and old John Russell took place, little after o’clock this ill-fated old nan was seen ...

... regnlelinp iMiemlly Sebu-iieS. Sir J. BRIDGES pnehtited five petilin«a against the Catholic*, from various places in land. Mr, H GRATTAN pre«>aied a great number |ietiiion* laerdr of CstShlio&msoeipatioifc iror.i towns 'he Cdiielas ol Monaghan, Wicklow, Mayo ...

... Daere.'Alihorp, Carnarvon, Ebrington, and King, Sir F. Burden, Mr, Brougham, Mr. VY. Smith, Mr. H, Grattan, Mr. Coke, Mr. Hobbouse, Mr. Josses Grattan, Mr. Bireb, Mr, Denham ; several Roman Ca> tholics of distinction, among others—Lords Stour' 100, StaffSid ...

... relation o' Lord Liverpool, The Earl of Chicester ia shout lest! the aliar of Hym-n, Mary Brudenell, daughter of the Earl of Cardigan. Lady Clemen's dunglUfrol.be Earl of Leitrim, is about to united to (be Hon, and Rev. Mr. Keppell, son Lord Albemarle; It ...

... . Surgeon C. Grattan M. D., from the 75th Foot, vice C'Reilly, op- poir.ted to thp 30th Fool. 69;bdo—Major l.ord E. H:y, front Ilia ha! pay, to be Major, vice C. Lowri:, ho ercbeojea, rcreiving the difference, 74th do—Serjeant Major John Ccanor to be ...

... Georga Deapard, half 63J Foal, Lieutenant-William iebard Lloyd, ball pay 33d do. Enaigo John Pieroy, ball pay 8(b do, E'laign.). Winoiett, half pay unattacbed. Ensign John Sobnrider. half pay 97ih Foot. Ensign William Fraser, bolf pay Foot. Entiifn Jolin Payne ...

... single day, and that-he parties absolutely paraded the streets, arm-in-arm, and that Orange Lodges and Brunswick Clubs hare ceased at once, and that the Brunswickers were met with open arms the Catholics Till we read these very foolish words, we did not ...