... the hustings. After waiting some time for Mr. Grattan, the high sheriff. Moore, intimated that he ought to l>e sent for, and despatched a gentleman to inform him would wait minntes for his arrival. Mr. Grattan at length and was received with considerable ...

... Butler, CITY KILKENNY. 29* 202 The election for the city commenced on the same day. At the close of the poll the numbers were— John Doherty, 20 P. ft. Butler, 14 Majority far Mr. Doherty, Mate of the poll on Monday:— Mr. Doherty, Mr. P. S. Butler « State ...

... Bttrn, Captain John Sparks Byers, Major Richard Timpson (Lirucenam-Colonel), Lieutenant-Col. John Dunne, Lieutenant-Colonel John Lisuteoant-Cnlonel John Havrrlteld, Major llngh llatniltoo (Lieutenant Colonel.) Captain ilnnourahle John ...

... s of various shades of | toll tics. Amongst others, noticed Archbi- ; shop Murray, the Lord Mayor, Mr. James Grattan, M.F., Mr. Henry Grattan, M.P., Sir fid ward Lees, Mr. T. O. Lees, Mr. Peter Judge of the Insolvent Court. Major Sirr, tho Messrs. Huband ...

... States, from the Ist January, 1112(5, till the Ist of July iust.., new post otiir.es. Upwards of 1500euiigr-tnts arrived in St.John's during the month of June, many of whom Were iu very distressed condition. The Salchrt Paper publishes weekly list' of deaths ...

... Southey’s intention to vacate the former, and Mr. Wilks, jun., the latter, accepting theCbiUern Hundreds. Lord John Russell’s Resolutions.— Lord John Russell has addressed a letter to Lord Althorpc, on the resolutions the late House of Commons, respecting ...

... St. John’. (Newfoundland), and oil; Nancy, Daniel, Newport, iron; Three Sisters, llincks, Glasgow, coals, (for Dunmore) ; Totlenliam, Richards, Quebec, timber and deala (for Koss),—?7th, Nancy, M'Dowell, iron and hoops ; Hibernia, Way, St. John’s, fi ...