... aboutto commenced, was on the whole unpopular the French capital, and His stated in ilie lettcs from quarters, that the supplies arms ammunition from France w ere daily forwarded to Spain. F.XPII ESSES FROM FRANCE. Tlio Ci has kept in a mo.it agitated slate ...

... MINORITY NINETY. Who supported the Motion of Ixird John ttussell for a Return of the Number Voters, and the Right Voters, certain Boroughs. Thus marked (?) are County (17.) Allan, J. K. Grattan, James Fares, Tl?.otnas ? Vis. ?Guise, Sir B. W. ?Pellkam ...

... Stcphenstreet, tallow cbamllcr; Joseph Gabbett, iViiicc Magistrate John C. Graves, Police Magistrate ; James Barton, of the Theatre-Royal; Richard .Smyth, of the City Dublin, Alderman; John Jackson, of Grafton-strcct, tunliridge-warehuuscmaa ; Thomas Sibtborpe ...

... Piaintiff, was next examined. Althorp, Vis. Grattan, J. Pelbam, J. Astell, W Guise, Sir Wm. Pym, Fran Saw, one evening, in the street, the Defendant with the Plain- Ramsbotten \ds in uff’s Wife, arm in arm; curiosity induced her to follow them, Baring ...

... an observation, that this vessel had landed 20,000 stand of arms at Corunna, and had equal I number on board for Cadiz, which was publicly related in Lid Kin by passengers themselves.** Sir John Doyle, in a Letter to the Editor, declares that the statement ...

... Bart. Ignatius Callaghan Sir Charles Morgan Win. Swdetman Junes Chritchley Richard Farrell John Power Captain Eottrell John Roclifort Thomas Clarke Henry Grattan Thomas M‘Donnell Jolm Taylor Itichard Marnier* Michael Ctillen Counsellor Magatt O’Brien Joshua ...

... Jolm S. Hoehfoit, Esq. George Harrison, Esn. . James Grattan, Esq. Jnlm Robinson I’lße John Allan Johnson, Esq. Win. Despard, Esq. ' ' j Win. Cooper, Esq. Robert Lawrcnson, ~ ! Cliarles White, Esq. John Tlion. lihiiid, f, C. Cbetwood.Esq. Hans Whit*, E-» ...

... the extent and object of the disturbances in Ireland.” On this there was a debate which Messrs. Grattan, J. Smith, Robertson, Banlces, Rice, Peel, and Sir John Newport took share.—The not parricularly interesting. The grounds on which the amendment was resisted ...

... serpents from followed UUruti.n ami verbatim. their rods ; but the Scripture informs us that the serpent Lines dictated by John Smith, aged years, w Moses swallowed the serpents of the Magicians! Mail;, on Pcnaenden Heath, on Monday, 11. Mr. Lditor, tb ...

... detailing the circumstance* said, that the defendant had rushed on the old female, one whose arms was at the time bound in sling, seized her about the neck with one arm, and with the oilier belaboured her about the head, in const quence of which her face was ...

... wore hing there on the April, when Mr. Ryan, the Magistrate, came to Kmly,at the heiul of a inoli of npvrnrds of one haiulnxl armed men, mostly mountaineers, and in the noon-slay be forcibly broke open the (ismiid, and rescued several bead of cattle, drove ...

... Duke York left the la-spitahle mansion of the Noble Marquis yesterday morning, (Sunday the SOUt ull.) —Caeta/iy .Uvrettrg. THE ARM Y. The filth (2 York North Riding) Regiment of Foot, which marched from Hull the dill uil., arrived at Kdinkurgh Friday, for ...