... rr«i-deuce of John Wolf, Esq.,'nas accidentally burnt, M-m--day night, together with the adjoining offices. Afontlay week the house of a poor Inoffensive man, the name Shcehy, Lismoylan, near Dunheg, county Clare, was broken into midnight a large armed party ...

... ; Joseph La- lor, Freshford ; John Ennis, Nurney, Kildare ; Philip Fo- garty, Cabra Castle, Thurles ; John Brennan, Eden-hall, Ballyragget, county Kilkenny ; Daniel Lawlor, county Kil- keuny; Patrick Murray, brewer; John Gannon, Ballyboy, county Meath ...

... yeomanry question alone, on this ground, that if relief was not given against that most mischievous plan of Lord Ag- glesey, of arming the Orange yeomanry—if, I say, the. go- vernment refused us relief against the sanguinary consequences of that plan, it would ...

... Mr. Grattan would meet with great opposition from the corporation, that the freeholders should give him their undivided vote*—they should first secure Mr. Grattan’s seat, and the* give their second votes to Mr. Dawson, should be stand. Mr. John Reynolds ...

... strange policy putting men into regiments who oould not be trusted with the care their own arms. Why arm tuck men, he asked ; and again, why deposit their arms in a depot 9 It could only be because government was afraid they would make bad use them. Mr ...

... seveteiy burned on the lace, arms, neck, and chest, *o much •o, that her recovery doubtful. LIST OF THE MAJORITY OF 524, (Tellers include.!), who voted morning favour of the motion of Lord John Hu&scll. Acheson, Viscount Fergus, John Ord. Adam, Admiral Fergusson ...

... George Evans, William F. Fion, Thomas Fitz Rrrald, Nicholas Henry Grattan, L, Macleehlan, O'Connell, homas Martiv, Cornelius: O'Brien, Daniel Mourice O'Connell, Charles O'Connell, John O'Connell, Morgan O'Connell, O’Conor Don, William Roche, Edward Southwell ...

... meeting was then addressed John D. Cmkcr, Counsel for defendant resumed his reply the arguments of Per rot t, James Ludlow Stawell, Gerard Callaghan, plaintiff's counsel in support of the conditional order, and John Herrick, and John Boyle, in speeches re ...

... Poacuinc Arrray.—On Friday night the J 1th current, as Mr. John Whyte, gamekeeper to Dundas, Esq., of Arniston, and an assistant, were on the out-look for poachers, they wereaccosted by a band, armed with gunsand bludgeons, and so rudely maltreated, that ...

... assembled was, to secure the re- They also promised themselves a ction of Henry Grattan (coeers) as the representative of d entered | good old times, when a connnittee of these | Grattan was afterwards called on, an their eity, No man present could havea doubt ...

... missing thern he ran out of the bouse, and saw the boy Burke with a bundle under his arm ; he caught him, and was bringing him away when he slipped from under his arm policeman carue up, followed him, and again brought him back. The hoy Burke, when asked ...

... that Sir John Byng was sent Mr. Heniy Grattan “to demand an expla~ nation frorn Colonel ; and the Standard is equally in error applying the word *• retraction to the communication made to Sir John and Sir George Murray by Mr. Henry Grattan. The int ...