... SEARCH FOR ARMS IN KERRi'. Sir Henry Hacdinge has addressed letter Rickard O'Co'jnell, Esq., of Tralee, in which he states that tin Lord Lieutenant regrets that the search for arms should have been made, as in the present tranquil stale of the county ...

... Mr. Grattan here entered. with a number of frie nds, all wil calling upon him to resign, as it was impossible, while such Ci conduct was going on, that his election could be fairly ducted or managed. an If to the Assessor, said, Sir, Mr. Grattan, addressing ...

... letter has not been received ; the Bill has not been endorsed. Payment is stopped. A small Reward will be given by app’ lying to John and J. Boyce, ‘Andrew-street-——6th August. if his ministers. Louis XTV., no doubt, afforded proteetion to | James If. under ...

... No! Mr. Fitzpatrick, the secretary of “82, asked for delay—Mv. Fox dnd he offered Mr. Grattan anything that he chose to ask if he would agree to de- lay.—Mr. Grattan refused—he shut his door against the minis- ter—(and a Whig minister too)—and no—when ...

... The beer and bigg bill was to be read a second time on Tuesday, to which day the following bills were also deferred :—1 of arms, ecclesiastical leases, and embankment bills. The insolvent debtors act and witnesses bill have been read a first time, and ...

... would ge- fied tbat they ha d been properly onvicted.— ever be satis by proposing the health of ere (Cheers.) «“ Mr. Grattan.” fou Mr. Grattan returned thanks, an d expressed his determina- n parliament ; but above ‘allahlags he ed tion to support reforta ...

... Summer-bill, in thii city, At Oakgrove, county Cork, the Udy of John Bowen, Esq , of da M Laurel HU), King's County, the of Sandford Falraer, Esq., of * At Babr»h«ra, Cambridgeshire, the lady of John Adeanc, E*q., M P., of son and heir. MAHRIAOES. in lyituinn ...

... Rev Ve A Conne Nt, Church of the Conception, John Shields, Kevin's-part : Mr. John Dolan, Kevin's-port; | Sale to commence at o’Clock. | horough-street 5 Mr. Win. Fitzpatric k, 22, Pill-lane ; New-row ; Mr. John Nolan, Lower Mount-street, { } id by the Purchaser ...

... Harcourt-itreet, John Weldon, E ...

... opposed him- ble self to Mr. Grattan was because his father had shrunk frem e€ and hid himself in at! theexertions of the people, 1810, for a repeal of the Is when the people were struggling, in pa of Union—he opposed Mr. Grattan, because that gentleman rested ...

... IMPORTANT NEWS FROM BELGIUM. Nov. 21, 1830. PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT OF BELGIUM.—ORDER OF THE DAY? Brussets, Nov. 24.—A suspension of arms for 10 days bas j ust been agreed upon between the Belgian and the Durch government. ‘Tine troops shall retain their respective ...

... tain is not threatened with danger or invasion from without.” Mr. Grattan proposec— “ Mr. O'Connell, and the union of crange and green.” Mr. O'Connell returned thanks, and Mr. Grattan next proposed the health of ** Mareus Costello, Esq., the Vice-President ...