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... F.Y a peiiiioii from the mannf.icturer. , file arms liirmmgharn, against certain reign enlistment bill. , , , .„ - , Baking wished to kmw why it was it every s.. j Kurope was allowed Li) supply lire arms and ships I '' ' reautml tin tit, «1..e th, i1 ...
... Assistant Surgeon Lowry Tighe to be Assistant Surgeon, vice Grattan-79th do. Ensign Ewen Cameron to be Ensign, vice Poyntz 3lackenzie-94th do. Captain David Munro to be 31ajor, vice St. Clair; Lieut. John W. Randolph to be Captain, vice Munro; Ensign James Kennard ...
... Protestantism a good trademnnopniy _llie law— _remonstrance ogainst it _disloyalty She would liave made the illustrious name of _Grattan l term of _reproach .. She drove the _immortal Abercrombli _'from our _shore—the bravest of _. the brave—because liii benevolent ...
... figure JPoRTiTUDE.--- How do you find yoursel?, Mrs Judy ( said a sui ge ...
... Friday last. On the subj..et of the expected Orange processions in the present month, in answer to an observation of Mr H. Grattan, Mr Secretary Peel said, no one connected with Government would be allowed to join them with impunity. He looked on them with ...
... Foot, Assistant Surgeon, vice Grattan, appointed the 67th Foot. 79th Ditto—Eo-ign C-imelon, from the 7,5ih boot, to vice .Mackenzie, w-ho retires upon haif-pav. Dm.— Capl. Dav. he Major, vice Clair, promoted ; Lieut. John W. Cap tain, fHirchase, vice Monro; ...
... TUESDAY, April 1 —Poor Laws in Ireland 1 Mr James Grattan presented petition from certain in. habitants of Dublin and other parts of Ireland, praying ffie introduction of the Poor Laws into ihat country Sir John Newport thought their introduction would be ...
... of arresting him. Having received information from a woman of their approach, he made his appearance, armed, and accompanied by another man, also armed—on perceiving the Bailiffs, he instantly fired at them—this unexpected specimen of Cannon Law obliged ...
... pockets to enable them to increase their .comforts, and tlmy would feel little anxiety tha suhj et of Emaneipation. He (Sir John) had the utmost confidence in the firmness and decision of character the Noble Duke at the head hi* Majesty’* Ouvernwyent, ...