... A eon venation then ensued, to which Mr. Ju. Grattan, Mr. Cblcheeter, Chancellor of tho Excheqner, Mr. Daweon, Sir John Newport, Mr. Leelie Footer, and Mr. Tnlto participated ; after which tho motion arm agreed to. Consumption of Coalt Ireland. Mr. O’BRIEN ...

... Louim, M* Cart in, do. Laadoaderry (eteemer), Wy»e, ditto, merchaodix*; Jamea, Canaiogham, do. battlea; Sittera, Etrana, Cardigan, alalca; Alexander Maxwell, Fullerton, Irrine, coala; Jamea and Elixabetb, Bereridge, Aberdeen, bottlee; Shamrock, (ateamer) ...

... societies, Mr. Henry Grattan (as understand) sent to one of the individuals who attended that meeting, to demand explanation, some offensive words were supposed to levelled at him. The person in question was waited by two of Mr. H. Grattan’s friends, and he ...

... 44* Dissolution of Partnership. THE PARTNERSHIP hitherto Bubeutiaif between JOHN WARD, Coleraine, FRANCIS D. WARD, of Comber, end MARCUS WARD, of BeU feet, under the Firm of JOHN WARD ft SONS, in the PAPER MANUFACTURINGmd WHOLESALE STATIONARY Business ...

... Hu. marter, on Sunday, Utb Dec. two o’clock afternoon. Dae. 3, Fakioa, Thompam, from New-York; WlUUni Booth, Aherdoon, St. John’o —Doe. 4, Fingai. Price, Glaagoer; Anfom, Jonee, Troon; Erin, M'Kibbin, Loo*»; Chieftain, Oweoa London Dee, 5, Sir Watfcin ...

... J* Dovia. To John Charter. „ , The Secretory then rend letter from Mr. O Coonel, of which the following is an extract: “I poroelretho ‘enemy' (meaßlof thereby Mail,'' has thrown oat mu* taunt* afalort Henry Grattan. I deem Henry Grattan one the most useful ...

... an oak, lime, came to a certain age, transplantation was impossible; and remember eloquent passage speech of tbe late Mr Grattan—who was very conversant with treeswhere in speaking of the transfer of the celebrated Henry Flood from tbe Irish to the English ...

... afford a roust useful for national defence, a sale and abort transit for vessels of war, transports, the conveyance of troops, arms, and ammunition, to the defence of the most vulnerable part of tbe empire, and for protection of tbe British trade, so that ...

... Fasucit W. Macnaohtkn to a Gentleman, who appears to have addressed himself to Sir Fasacis on the subject hi* fanner Letter John Pa*rr Wmvia, Eeq. appeared in the Chronicle of the ISth Inst. were to wished that the Gentleman alluded to had suffered his ...

... himeetf, heard Macdonald arrira, and In a few minute* be woo on eya-wiu am. th. guilt of th. partim, and bis awn dhhaacar. Armed with an knife, k. cam. from hi. hidiag piara, aad ruahodapon Mandcnald. irbiancm|tii I butwa* aatakla to dam, aad yoraind wound ...

... D.vr (SATcaouv.) Ths Synod m*t for p'ihlic Eight o’clock. After prayer, the adi debite wis resamed. The Rev. JOHN BARNETT, of Monajrse ...