... befora farther assistance could obtained, she was a corpse. James Grattan, Esq. ha* been appointed Captain of the Stradbally Yeomanry) in the room of the late Kight Hon. Henry Grattan. Lord being asked did think the Oeeen read any of the Newspapers which ...

... William Murray, Clooncallow No. 7, John Parker, Lougford Captain Salisbury, 2d Dragoon Guards Captain Caldwell, ditto John Thompson, Clonfin Arthur Goslin, Cottage » CON- mple Foulke Moore, Newtown-Forbes Barry Fox, Foxhall John Robinson, Lisglassie Jolin Armstrong ...

... great abuse from the robbers, by beating him on the head with the pistols. On Thursday night, John Campbell, noted offender, vas, under the direction of Mr. John Armstrong, Chief Constable, apprehended on suspicion, by three of the nightly •watch of this ...

... requiting that should pay money due from their licenses previout the I Oth' Oct. next. The i-ate Mr. Grattan understand tlie sjweches of the Eight Hon. Henry Grattan pre}taring for the Press, and will shortly published by his son, Henry Graflan j and also that ...

... mights during the absence the Judges, call another witness, if be were prepared. Mr, Brougham.—Certainly, my Lord. Call John Whitcomb. John Whitcomb haring arrived at the bar, l«0rd Lauderdale objected to the examination of a w jtne*i during the absence of ...

... her Royat Highness ever had ? ? Yes ; on ste sion to take your: arm ih these” walks Tsing ground, and sometimes in the way of conver “she did me the benor of putting her hand upon my arm, s “you und rstand what I say,” or ‘you agree with @. Cn stich occagipns ...

... had not been the slightest Somers St. ni and the Queen had stept alone-in the tent’ Winchelsea Redesdele proof that Bergau Cardigan Gordon (Huntly) on any one ni; zht—(Loud tries of Question !)+He assured Shaftesbury Mow Belmore Sheffield their Lordships ...

... HOUSE! et be) FURNITURE, consisting of Bedsteads, Chairs, Tab A large Quantity of Timber and Lumber; and sever: aging | Fi re Arms; agood Collection of Buoks and Piste. mpart | And on FRIDAY, the 17th instant, will be Sold, : Lasti- | ganstown and Ringwood ...

... It was in that year and month that Mr. Grattan made hit, last speech, and sustained his last defeat. At the beginning of the late Sessions the Catholics shewed great anxiety for early discussion, but Mr. Grattan’s illness amongst other conlingcncies prevented ...

... thatif, any attempt was m4 upon that topic, what has his creed to do with it ?—| Plunkett, the legilimate successor of Mr. Grattan, will is next] party spirit in the County, I should oppose it. However, If city, btain relief for ourselves, what shall we ...

... TO JOHN BYRNE. E&Q. MERRIION-SQUAREj DUBLIN. -- - I 1dy DIxA SIa, Welbeck-street, London, Jan. 6. From the public prints and from private sources, I have heard of the Meeting of the Freeholders at the County of Dublin, and of their subsequent dis- persion ...

... York Paper. A Gentleman of this city has received a letter from Lord Fitzwilliam, saying he had promised his interest to Mr. Grattan, of Tinoehinch, and assigned as his reason for not supporting Mr. Ponsonby, his not having a connexion either by tesid.-oce ...