... elevation of Ireland once more to that proud and •nvieel situation in which the sword of the Volunteers f 178, and the genius of Grattan, and Flood, and Daly, once placed her. To effsct this great and sublime olject, no man would go farther than I would; but ...

... bookseller A. Bernard, of Chest Arms Inn, Chatham, Kent, victualler .1. J. Bennett, of Plymouth, livendraper •• li 11 Z. W. Perks, of St. John-street, Clerkenwell, grocer J. Hoskins and J. Bird, of Saint John.square, Clerkenweil . • 11 DIED ...

... dispute between Grattan and Flood, that the declareration suggested by the latter was not adopted. If it had, it would for ever have precluded the Act of Union. This, however, must be considered as the only mistake in the life of Grattan, and was the only ...

... iod when the divine minds of my immortal countrymen Flood, and Burke, And Grattan, and Curran would have invoked the spirits of the deep, and Ireland at the call would be in arms to asset t the rights and the honour of the country which gave them birth ...

... Mr. Robrit Buc!omit, the Cardigan Arms, in the township of . fleadlingley-ca• Burley, on view of the body of a new-born male child, which was discovered on Wednesday last, in an out-iffice of the Rev. George Wray, of Burley. John Mason said-1 am servant ...

... Fingal, Young, for Narva • ' Glenitfer, Stevenson, for Quebec I Ceres, Cain, for St. John's, N. B. Telagraph Office. Passed Holyhead, inward-hound, No. 779, Henry Grattan, from New Orleans, at 10 a.m., and No. 482, Blepham, British brig, at 4, p.m. The barques ...

... he pleased to take these oaths, repeating after me :— I, Daniel O'Connell-- Mr. O'Coreereee, starting hack, and raising one arm-0-thai I can take no oaths. My sacred religion forbids it— The Clerk—Then I canrot forward you to the Speaker ; —this is the ...

... commenced. It was held in College -street Police-office. John Harris was the first witness examined—ls a native of Pembrokeshire, South Wales, and a mariner belonging to the schooner Briton, of Cardigan. On Sunday evening last, about a quarter past four o'clock ...

... ships / snow off at i o'clock. CLEARED OUTWARDS—The Boston, Mackey, for Boston' Woodman, Wooffenda'e, for Eastport and St. John's • John Curtis, for Philadelrhia ; Ju n luo, Prow, for Newfoundland ; Quirk, for Bombay ; Lee, Caanon, for Montreal ; Confidence ...

... Cherib, as before proved: That he knew the lady formerly as Mrs. Lear, and was acquainted with her first husband, Mr. John Lear. John WEntire examined, hut not said that he knows Mrs. Lear. That some time ago be summoned her for a small debt to the Manor ...

... this ~ p.nion Lords Milton end Ebrington, Messrs. Villiers Stuart, the Knight of Kerry, Mr. Ponsonby, Mr. Grattan, Mr. Brougham, Mr. Power, Sir John Newport, Mr. Spring Rice, Sir Francis Burdett, with a long list or other friends both Houses, concurahey ...

... Clive, W. Richard Cosway, James Stuart. M.P.. John Hope, P. Campbell Scarlet!, Basil Montagu, Blount, James Salmond, Heathcote, Walter Jones, Henry Seymour, Dugdale, Wm. Mundy, J. E. Campbell. Percy Doyle, John Chandless, Warre, T. Fairfax, Mitchell, Drake ...