... . ?? Mr. PoPE Emerance ?? . . ?? Mrs. W.WFST Bathilda ?? Miss SMssil'soN The authorbas avowed himself intbe personof Mr. GRATTAN, n the writer of High Ways and BIye Ways, and we regret tha. pulilic expectation thus excited has not been gratified ; partly ...

... Guistone, of Derwydd,'Esq. Pembrokeshire-atbony Wainys Stakes, of Scoveston, Esq. Cardigansbire-Arthttr Jones, of Cardigan. Esq. Glamorganshire-John Henry Vivian, of Marlno, Esq. Brecenshire-Cqapel Hanbttry Leig, 'of LManellyw Esq. Radnorshire-Samniel feera'n ...

... ostensibly for purposes of Education; but really for pro- selytising the Catholics. The presentation of a Petitibn from Mr. J. GRATTAN gave rise to the discussion. It was observed, by Mr. ABERcROMIoIE, that the wish that Protestant and Roman Catholic Children ...

... why were they allowed, at all timles. to have arms in their hands ? Whatever the Honourable Baronet might de- clare as to the intentions and wishes of the Magistrates of Derry, the fact was as he (Sir John Newport) had now stated it. If legal proceedings ...

... the pronudpedestal of his ¶br. We see every man honoured hut tle friend..of Ireland. hot stone marks ?? grave of John flitpot Curran ? Grattan, owing to the bad taste of his family, was taken to Westmin- ster, when he ought to have been entombed it Saint ...

... Parneli, ir Henry Realtnck, Lerd Wint. iHoward. Hon. H. Russell, Lord Win. jolborne. Ridlay Rlestrate. a. tt,,sell, Lord John Calerafta John 55tshinssen, Hely (of Robinson G Clifton, Lord Cork5)A.W Davies, colonel Jepbsor, Orlrndo ?? C. Dswsen, Alex. Wen neda ...

... POLICE. I MANSION-HOUSE.-Yesterday, a person named John Mer- rett, came before the Lord Mayor to implore his Lordship's aid or advice against the Directors of the Cornwall and Devonshire Mining Company. The applicant appeared to be a respectable arechanic ...

... Thursday next, ARREST OF MR. J. STANBURV. The SPEAKER -aid, he had to acquaint the House that the Seaeant at Arms had takeis into custody John Stanbury. r.C. W. WY'N moved ThRt the Order of the House e o yesterday, on this suhbect, he diischarged. Tie ...

... the whle plot of ground being asorly three qutarters oftant acre, and late the In the occupation of 01115Horsman, dece~ase Arm Te be viewed by tickats which ?? particulars. maybe bad fourteen MCI days prior tothe sale att5lessrs. iarebrother and Co.'s ...

... by expressing lisi satisfaction ait to the pledge Riven by Sir John Burke, that if tile Question was A- not carried this time, he would join its seeking a Reform in trParliament. r, Sir JOHN BURKE wished to say a word in explanation.- AE Mr. Lawless had ...

... convicted Of bbeing concerned in illegal proceedings-in the robbery of arm [hear, hear !lI LI:e might give a similar character of other persons by Whom I these affidavits were made.I Mr. H. GRATTAN was in many Counties in Ireland-in Westineath, in Cavans, and ...

... Wright. SPEA KIZR Is it tl,' pheasatire of tile House that John Wrigbt should se talledt to the bar ? The Honsr assented. SPEAKER ; Serjeaut at Arms, call in Johbs Wright, tie Blesseegter. Mr. John Wright now appeared at the Br, and stated to the MIoiuse ...