... Even thus for every 31 they took from him, they gave him or GOOD. Although Lord Anglesey and Alderman Darley might walk arm and arm at the head the ranks to put them down, and Stanley and Justice Graves might bring the rear, they might give, to be sure ...

... ROYAL SCHOOL, DUNGANNON. The rev. John r. darley, a. m. l*u Master of Dundalk School, baTing HEAD MASTER of DUNGANNON SCHOOL, bj His Grace the Lord Primate, purposes Open that E»- on the Ist of FEBRUARY. He begs to sUto that the same unremitting attention ...

... you might well transport once, for Mr. Kelly (the Sovereign) will take bail of me.*’—(Laughter.) A Gentleman Vagrant. Henry Grattan, presented the Grand Jury as vagrant. It appeared that the prisoner had been travelling Gentleman,*’forsooth, and had been ...

... Hercules Henry Slade, half pay Foot; Lieutenant Warren, half-pay, 37th Paat; LieuWrant John Currh,* v A*/ih ftmt; Lieut. Arthur Gamhell Lewis, half pay Fool; yjWmcnaikt John Sankey Kelly, half pay Foot; Lieutenant Alex. Macfarlane, half pay 37th Foot; Lieutenant ...

... to® fatieuioe tierson in his state of health. Seconded Chas. Morion. E»q. late Ili*!. Sheriff. John Young. E«j. was proposed Dean Adams, and seconded John Mayne. Esq. Wm. O'Reilly, Esq. proposed Mr. Peter Redly, of Drumcassidy. se.»nded -Mr. Bernard Smith ...

... side or the other. He understood that it was true that the yeo. manry were in one sense fired at by the people, not with fire-arms, merely with stones. That was not the impression the House could receive from the expression that the yeomanry bad been fired ...

... present the Rev. John Smith, Rector of Beaulieu, to living of Oromisken, void the death of the Ret- Joaepb Pratt. Death of Sir Marcus Somerville —There is a vacancy in the representation of the County of Meath.— Mr. Mapper and Mr. Henry Grattan are again spokes ...

... o’clock. Petit Juar.—Mmara. Alexander R. Burke. Hugh Halliday, John Coleman, John Cunningham, Robert Gunning Charles Standfield, Thomas Major, John Smylie, William Wilson, Robert Stewart, John Atkinson. Thomas Wilson. George Doyle, for having tha 30th April ...

... effect. laird JOHN HUSSELL thonijlit it unnecessary make any addition Walsall, which contained sufficiently Urge population. Aftfr conversation, the wr, * negatived, and the original motion agreed to. the next question, as Whitehaven, Lord JOHN HUSSELI. propnwd ...

... freeholders and electors in the county w majority of 142, which Mr. Grattan claim of the poll on lust evening, could not be there are only 682 voters in, the county 510 have poiled, giving Mr. Grattan an Mr. Bligh ascribes his. defea fluence, threats, and intimidation ...

... Lambert, Hon. Henry 8. Westenra, Charlee A. Walker, Hon. George Lamh, James Grattan, James S. Lambert, Major Macnumara, Sir Joho Burke, Lord Boyle, J- Bodkin, Hon. R. King, John Browne, Charles D. O. jephson, Dominick Browne, Hon. George Ponaonby, Anbur ...

... place, to Mr. Spring Rice.— Court Journal. The Uonibay Courier of the 2d of April, contains the important trial of Captain John Hawkins, Commander of the Company’s ship Clive, for piracy in conveying slaves from Zausebar to Bombay; he has been found guilty ...