... Gentlemen distinguished rank attended, amongst whom observed, Lord Lin ton, John Smyth, Esq. M. P., Janies Grattan, Esq., Henry Grattan, Esq. &e. Sic. After the cloth was removed, Sir John Doyle rose, ami in excellent speech, commented upon the inestimable ...

... 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 ...

... Heretic now breathing in this land Saints, and bribed Popery advocates. Within the last two months ronsiderablc ' (|iianliiies arms and ammunition have landed the coasts the disturbed districts, night, from smug ovtSG vessci-s, M»mr cannc*n (most likely ship ...

... whom unserviceable LOUNDON—SUNDAY, JUNE 8. jOf administering justice in Ireland; and which no ju ist the arms shall be found, or who, having good arms, muy take se drawn enough, and men should be cautious of adding to i little case of them, that the Public ...

... serious consideration. He now moved that tbe petition be brought up. After f«w words from Mr. F. Lewis, Sir John Newport, Mr. Hutchinson. Mr. Grattan, Mr. Spring Rice, Mr. Moack. and Colonel Barry, the petition was ordered to lie the table, and to be printed ...