... Dusicannon, Lord J. Russell, Viscount Palmerston, Marquis of Normanby, the Chan- tcellor of the Exchequer, Earl of Minto, Sir John Bob- 9 house, Lord Holland, Mr. Poulett Thomson, Viscount Howick, and Lord Morpeth. The Council sat two hours. s Viscount Melbourne ...

... er Sir t Patrick Bellew, Sir Montague Chapman, Sir Thos. Esmornde, I Sergeant Curry, Mr. Hetry Grattan, Most Rev. Dr. Mur- ray, Mr. Richard Moore Mr. John O'Connell, and Mr Maher. l rlR IAJESTV 5 DRAWVING R00M. The Queen held her first drawing-room this ...

... Court-Rouse~, when John B. Weatropp, Etq., was eleated Common. Speaker, and Richard Freuklin and' (ieorge Sexton, Esqrs., Sberifie for the'. ensuing year. The C0oart ov. common Council was afterwards held at the Er-i 9hsengies, when the, Hon. John P. Veteker ...

... here, as most interesting to our readers, we select; the alithor's account of one or two of the desperatc ahiieveienits of Sir John Dc Courcy in the North of' Ire- oild. After noticing the forcible occupation of Doonipa- trick lbv IDe Collrey, and the blockade ...

... street, Chinese dress Hope John, Russell street, Hulme, Albanian Chief HarrisonA Mr., Salfurd, Swiss Peasant Holden John, Polish Nobleman Hamuilton Mr., Sidney street, John of Paris Henderson Mbiss, Knott mill, Fancy dress Hobson John, Strangeways, a Turk Hesketh ...

... Duchess Countess of Sutherland, and the Countess n, Granville, dined their Graces at Stafford House. The Earl arid Couniters of Cardigan accompanied Lord e Elphinstone, the governor of Madras, in his official tour; his it 1Qidship and his noble companions quitted ...

... town for Dover. His Royal Highnessis expected to cross from Dover to Cajais, and from thence to proceed I to Hanover. -nn Lord John Russell is not expected to return to London from his tour in Ireland for a fortnight. His sister,. Lady Georgiana, is with ...

... Lucas (who has selected Artaxresee for a libretto), Rooks, Sterndale Bennett, John Barnett, John Hullab, muddy water Smith, Lord Burghersh, Rossini, Auber, Halwy, Meyerbeer, Grattan Cook, Jolly, and M. Jollv, are all hard at work, fasting, praying, sitting ...

... fur the purpose of settling all their little village differences, in the saene way ns is now practised in the Emerald Isle. Grattan finishes his powerful portrait of the fate of a gamb- ler, in My First Visit to Brussels ; and An Old Friend with a New ...

... crqf1 v. Calvert.-This case was, decided in the Court of Common Pleas (Dublin). on the 10th, It was an ac- tion brought by'John William Calcraft, Esq., Lessee of the Theatre Royal, Hawkinp-street, against the defendant, formerly lessee of Abbey-street ...

... eBrowie, Garrett, Armatrolg H Grattan, Martmn Moo Mee, Galeavi, Atkinson, Rowley, O'Carroll, White, J M'}5enna, Gordon, Browne, Nangle, Vaughan, A Lyle, CriisrhW wite, Duggan, Hacket, C Gordon, Doherty, Mans- field, St John Blacker, Pennefather, 5 White ...

... October, 1781, and government at first showed some slight disposition to resist this armed body, by rejecting two or three motions brought forward on the subject by Mr. Grattan. But the ministry, under the Marquiss of Rockingham, coming in, messages were sent ...