... 'without at the sac time offering a similar tribute of respect to her Majesty the Qia EEN: At a Court Of Common pleas at St. John's, Antigua, on the May, two actions i'Ver . elftought by WI tx.i** HARMAN, Esq.. and the Honourable WiLT-Ing ByAm, aping(' ...

... Deputy Serjeant at Arms, read the proclamation of silence, and called on all persons haring claims come forward and prefer them. The Earl of Harrowby, Lord President of the Council, being absent attending the funeral of the late Mr. Grattan, Mr. Bathurst took ...

... member to serve in parliament for the city of Dublin in the room of the late Mr. Grattan. The hon. member alluded to the parliamentary grant that had been conferred on Mr. Grattan for the services which he had rendered, his country. That vote Was an indelible ...

... ent and ultimate aggrandizement. - Mr. GRATTA.N, the son Of the late mucliCre , : spected member. for Dublin, .is a- Barrister at die Irish bar. • . . By the death of the Rev. - RJCIIARD late Fellow of St. John's College; Cambridge, the Rectory•of Easthorpe ...

... How. den, and Arthur Hill ; Sirs John Doyle. Withal*. Conway Colthurst, Jarmes Mackintosh, Henry Parnell, and John Cox Hispanic!; Admiral Sir Jos. Whitshead; Right Hon. C. Grant, Denis Brown, Vesey Fitegerelsi. and John Foster Messrs. Wilberforce, Daly ...

... This, wretched piece was nevertheless an' nouced for Tuesday, with general consent. — So much for the taste and judgment of John Ox ! ! Some thousands of jack-asses were assembled at this Theatre last Monday. It was Mr. , KEAN'S benefit. I do not apply ...

... Pannell, Sir Benjamin Bloomfield, Mr. V. •Fitzgerald, Mr. Wilberforce, Mr. John Foster, (the former Speaker of the Irish house of Connnone, and the early college contemporary of Mr- Grattan) Mr. R. Wellesley, Mr. Long Wellesley, Mr. Dassson, Mr. Wei zoo Becher ...

... deathl of lihe Rlighit [lolll. lie-if C tPast, I, wea iradticed to tircbl e the I-oI ec wiih ta tlel wool', the albsence o f Sir John Newport. The lin,. elud Learoln u - dlemfin proceeded to obsrve, that it had been tibee-co.enlt limit addreseo delivereti pllpon ...

... Rio de In Haehemith six months' provisions, and6ooo stand of arms anti aunnunition on board, with the expectatOii of two Corvettes,. a ship, and two brigs, from Margarita, with 7000 stand of arms and animunition, on board. Colonell'adillo marched on the ...

... Arthur• Hill .and Dartmouth, Sir James Langham, Sir John Leach, Admiral Sir John Wells, Admiral Sir •Thomas Lawrence; Lady Catharine Powlett, Lady Longford ; Lady Owen, and Lady Ann Beckett. Mr. GRATTAN left town on Friday evening fot Dublin, in which city ...

... intrepidity which the Queen continues to displ ay that is admirable. Her conduct i s th roug h out of a noble high-minded woman, armed with conscious innocence, and pursuing that straightforward path which'is above disguise or duplicity. What a pitiful contrast ...

... at Rio la Hache, with six months’ provisions, and 5000 stand of arms and ammunition board, with the expectation two corvettes, a ship, and two brigs, from Margarita, with 7000 stand of arms and ammunition on board. “ Col. Padillo marched on the 6th inst ...