... of tea, exploded on Monday in the Grand Canal and one of the crew was destroyed, with upwards of 5000 l worth of property. ~ John Huntera blind man was tried at the Old Baily yesterday, for forging an acceptance to a bill of exchange for 500 William Smith ...

... Cadmus, which sprung up self-clad, self armed, and self-supported.—(cheers.)— Then was the moment of Ireland’s regeneration. The moment demanding her long lost rights, but for the then mistake of Henry Grattan, wlu»se patriotism m ...

... Esmonde, Charles Styles, Charles Morgan, F. Macdonuell, John Newport, M.P. Mesers. D. Latouche, Gerald Dease, H.M. Taite, M.P. Thos. Lloyd, M.P. W. L. Napper, W. B. Grainger, N. P. Leader, N. Cuthbert, John Guthery, E. Corbally, Rich. M. O’ Farrell, Thomas ...

... Richard Jones to be Licut.- Colonel, vice Egan, retired ; Captain and PBrevet Major John E. Jones to be Lieutenant-Celonel, vice Hickman, - ‘retired ; Second Captain John Edward George Parker to “be Captain, vice J. E. Tones; First: Lieutenant George ...

... any gentleman. (loud cheers,) Adjourn ! that is to say, sacrifice tire cause Ireland vunr elbows, (liear, bear, hear.) Mr. JOHN REYNOLDS, in the hope that wise legislative enactment would put end the useful and patriotic labours of the Association, handed ...

... friend, th* tat# Mr. Grattan. That Bill tea* criticised by the agitator* in Ireland ; they quarrelled with groat part df it* enact■neuti, and they cafilletl most against the details of the Bill. Yet, though th* oaih proposod Mr, Grattan was similar to' that ...

... The Earl of Carhampton who died in his 89th yesr, was 67 years a Captain in the Itoyal Navy. The Duke of Wellington walked arm-in-arm to the House of Lords, on Monday, with Sir Henry Hardinge, ‘The populace received his Grace with cheers. The Duke of Wellington ...

... ASSIZES. . Carlow Assizes were opened on Thursday, before the ford Chief Justite, who swore in the Grand Jury—John J. Leckey, Esq. foreman. John Linsey, police'oerjegllt, was acquitted of stealing 367 10s, from the shop of Pat. Nolan, at Baegenalstown. ...

... tountry is so much indebted for its civil liberties. It was he who‘ hieaded the Barons at Runnymede, when they extorted from John, Magna Charta, and when-it came to his knowledge that the Monarch was leagued with the Papal | Sce, he, fearful of the tyranny ...

... Mr. Dawson, Mr Moore, Mr. S. Rice, Mr. L. Foster, Sir H. Parnell, Mr. H. White, Mer. M. Fitzgerald, Mr. C. Grant, Mr. H. Grattan, Mr. Herrics, Mr. Hume, Mr. Trench, Lord Granville Somerset, Mr. R. Gordon, Mr. F. Lewis, Mr. North, Sir G. Hill, Mr. Daly ...

... Nisbit. Captain F. Bristow, of Haverfora West, accomplished aclever pedestrian feat on Tuesday, by going from that town to Cardigan, for a wager of 100 sovercigns in five hours, the distance thirty miles. There was no previous training, and the road exceedingly ...

... election, for the City of Dublin, in place l of Mr. Henry Grattan. To-morrow evening the Fishamble-street Theatre will ‘ open with amateur performers, under the patrenage of | General Sir John Byng and the Officers of the Scau! Grevs. The beautiful Band ...