... Most Honourable Military Order of the Bath ; and appointed Captain John Acworth Ommanney, Capt. the Hon. J. A. Maude, Capt. the Hon. Frederick Spencer, Capt. Edward Curzon, Capt. John Norman Campbell, Commander Richard Dickinson, Commander George Uohun ...

... against a man named Davis, proprietor of the St. John’s Coffee House, Cow-Cross, for throw-. ing William Clarke, an elderly man, out of his house upon tlte curb-stone, by which he was killed. On Monday, Captain John Ramsden came before the Insolvent Court to ...

... a farmer named Morrisy, on his return home from Caher, where he had sold his wheat, was attacked near Springhouse, by five armed maurauders, who robbed him of £42 3s. 4. and beat him so severely, for a spirited resistance which he made, that his life is ...

... reading of the article, the Solicitor-General stated that Mr. Grattan was not the author of it, that he did not direct it, nor was he privy to its publication. In setting forth the article, Mr. Grattan supplied what the Court upon the former occasion considered ...

... (Virgo Surgeons a! Iruoliu, admit asys memlier Mr. John licculi.itc the follege of Surgeons Glasgow. The Solicitor-General applied the Court King’s Bench, on Tue.duy. upon amended Affidavit of Henry Grattan. Esq. for Conditional Order for Criminal information ...

... disclosed, „ Solicitor - General said, Mr. Grattan that was not the author of the article nt whuh M«- ior Edgeworth took offence—that was not any way privy to its publication. in pursuance of the wishes the Court, Grattan had set out the article in question ...

... e men who had been left to suffer, vis—Edward Lowe, ;l „ed 40, for coining ; John Powell, 23, for robbing his employers, Messrs. Sewell and Cross ; Charles Smith, 2) ; John Keaton, 36; and Thomas Sacket, 28, for highway robberies. In the course of yesterday ...

... concentration of powers so unworn, thd lives and works, the eloquence and the actions of the Avonmoredband the Youngs,* the Grattans and the Currans, afford abundant testimony and proof, Never did any country girts to the world a more splendid, or more ...

... Marchioness Wellesley had select evening party. Horrible Outrage. —About eight o’clock on Monday morning, the 19th inst. party of armed monsters proceed to the lands of Grancullo, barony of Owney and Arra, when two of them entered the house of a farmer of the ...

... James Grattan, Esq.; James Staunton Lambert, Esq. M. P.; James Dalv, E.«t. P • James O'Hara Esq. M. P.; General ®‘.r Samuel .Maley, Daniel O’Connell, Nicholas Purcell O’Gorman, Esq., Sir Char'es Morgan, A R. Blake, Esq.. Chief Reraembraßcer; John David ...

... be obliged to abandon arms, ammunition, and baggage, to save the poor boon of existence; as some of his comrades were intent on safety, others on plunder, and Uie rest on glory ; he, among the last, resting for a moment on his arms, cast his eyes towards ...

... President and Vice-Presidents of the dinner to the Earl Fitzwilliam, this evening, are Lord Killeen, Sir John Burke, Sir Thomas Esmonde, and the two Mr. Grattans, The Evening Mail says, the windows of over 400 Protestant citizens of Dublin, were destroyed on ...