... of Mr. Grattan, then expressed himself perfectly satisfied, and the affair terminated. In consequence of Lord John Russell's letter to the Lords-Lieutenant of certain counties, signifying the readiness of the Government to supply arms to any armed associations ...

... employed in scattering firebrands in England In some instances the banditti, who were armed with guns and swords, contented themselves with breaking windows and carrying away arms and other pro- perty: but in other cases they maltreated the unfortunate inmates ...

... had then thought proper to steal arms from the United States, and set their laws at defiance, no reasonable man could have deemed it an offence to our allies if we had cap- tured the vessel which had transported those arms to the island, whether in British ...

... Wexford, J. Maher, J. Power ?? ?? 2 Wicklow, J. Grattan, R. Howard ?? ?? t • *'„ ' Total 44 J9 Dublin University, F. Shaw, C, Lefroy 2 i Cities and Boroughs. Armag h, W.Curry ?? ?? ?? ?? 1 Athlone, John O'Connell ?? ?? \ Btndonbridge, Sergeant Jackson ...

... of Tipperary. A short time since Mr. Grattan, the curate of Swatilinbar in Cavan, diocese of Kilmcre, was dismissed from his curacy by the Rector, nephew the Bishop. His case excited much interest; for Mr. Grattan had been curate for twenty-nine years ...

... alteration which had just been made, there could be no search by night, either for persons or for arms, under the present Bill. The right of searching for arms by night existed under a law at present in force, and therefore there was no oc- casion for tbe ...

... Harnett John, Essex-street, Strand, navy-agent Chalk Thos. Henry, barking, Fissex, corn-dealer Clayton Mary and Henry, East Retford, Notts, drapers CouttS John, jun. Xotting Hill, Kensington, baker Cronin John, Old Bailey, stone-merchant Critchley John, Ryeford ...

... 2 Suffolk, Eust, R. X. Shawe, Lord Henniker 1 1 Suffolk, West, C. Tyrell, Sir H. Parker ?? 2 Surrey, West, W. J. Denison, John Leech 2 Surrey, East, Alajor Beaut lerk, J.I. Briscoe 2 dicsser, East, If. B. Curteis, C. C. Cavendish -2 Susse.i, West, Earl ...

... had committed no breach of neutrality in respect to the expedition to Tcrceira. The vessels were not armed ; there was no law against exportation of arms as merchandize: the ships could only have been detained as having more than the legal number on board ...

... Vesey Fitzgerald, Mr. Estcourt, Mr. Pcnrylin, Mr. Crampton, Mr.Sadler, Lord Ebriug- tou. Sir J. Bvng, Mr. Lefiroy, Mr. J. Grattan, Mr. Littleton, Mr. Leader, Mr. Baldwin, SirT. Baring, and Sir R. Musgrave. — Five to be ti quorum. Orders have beeu received ...

... Johnstone, George Strickland,. J. C. Ramsden ?? 4 WELCH COUNTIES. Anglesey, Earl of Uxbridsre 1 Bream, Colonel T. Wood V Cardigan, Col. Powell ?? ?? 1 Camunon, C. W. G. Wynne ?? .. i Carmarthen, Sir,', R. Williams ' ?? i* .. Denbigh, Sir W. W. Wvnn ...

... Muskett John, Fornham St. Blake P. J ., Great Barton Genoviece Blythe Henry, Eastßergholt O'Grady Captain, Orford Bowen Capt., East Bergholt Packard Joseph, Middleton Broke Sir Pi B. V., Nacton Packards John, Carleton Broke Captain, Nacton Palmer John, Bury ...