... and Dublin Heralds in their Tabards and Collars, Steward and Comptroller of the Household, Gentlemen Ushers, Ulster King of Arms, in his Collar and Badge, with his Sceptre, bearing, His Majesty’s Letters Patent appointing, the Earl of Mulgrave Lord Li ...

... Yorkshire, at the ptosecudon of the Chortistc foi erlliing at night. The accnsod w“ie ssme of those to wham arms had beep entrusted under the tion ol Lord John Russell's circular to the English brd lieutenants ot counties : but they being persons in business, ...

... association, and the leading public men of the Queen’s County still assert that Mr Grattan can bring info the field, if pTenses, consideral.le force. The jro Mr James Grattan holds the reward of patriotism and talents almost unexampled in the history of any ...

... affected the late decision of the Couitof Exchequer. [Mi O'Connell, here entered the House with a large toll of papers under his arm.] the motion of E J.. STANLEY a new writ was issued tor the Elgin Butghs, in room ot'Sir A. L. Huy, appointed Governor Bermuda ...

... bribery oath was put to almost every man & amongst others the Inspector* ot Lefroy and Fox put this oath to Henry Grattan, Esq , M.P ; John Hopping, Esq., I. P.; Rev Thomas O'Donnell, P.P.; Dominick O'Rielly, FiSq., of Rayview, and many others of equal ...

... CELEBRATION OF ST. PATRICK DAY IN ST. JOHN* NEW BRUNSWICK. the John* Cettrier f March 24.) Ik* St. Patrick’s Society celebrated the nnnirer•sary of the tutelar saint of country on Monday evening last, at the St. Johns Hotel. Avery excclli-ni dniuet was provided ...

... with theensignias of Knights Commanders ami were re»pectiveiy'iiilri>ducedby|Sir William Woods (Clarenceux King ot Arms) officer of arms of the order. Martins. Gentleman usher of the Sword of Siate, attended the ceremony with the sword of state. WILL THE ...

... AJiguel was about to appear in the camp of that it was there also that the Due de Oordeauz should make his lii st essay in arms? why because it was left throunhoiu (lie uurld that it was to the camp Don Cailos ihat the friends of despotism should res ...

... Garrison News. Major-General Sir John. Buchan, K.C.8., returned to this garrison from England, where he has been leave absence ; we regret much that the gallant officer has lately met with a severe domestic affliction, has ihe command of the western di-trict ...

... erery assistance in apprehending the two fellows at present in custody, whose names are John Holmes, and a man of the name of Brown, ddie entire of the fire-arms that these men bad were secured Hayes and the country people in the pursuit. —Limerick The ...

... i»r si'iit rei'reseiitaliou sufficiently huiiiiHatiiisr Irelaml ; Grattan, Flunket, aud George Pon«nn‘>y, were, during years, Irisli e-eiubers. VVil! any one compare O’Connell with Grattan, or Sheil with PlunUet ? i* be hoped not. Mr, Huthven he younger ...

... bad learned long ago that they should trort rhemselvM—by >h>ir own right arm their conquest must wrought. It was by their own right arot that conquest wrought. I; was by tbc right arm inorul power hat th.-y were succeed, and it they were nut the must patier ...