... of your meeting, and the expression of our gratitude. Receive the assurances of my high consideration, LAFAYETTE. HE IRISH ARMS BILL. (From the Standard of Scturday.) In the reports of the morning papers of the proceedings of the House of Commons, last ...

... 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 ...

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... BIGOTS PETITION. Mr. Henry Grattan intends sext session to move fur s eeleet committee on the petition of certain Protestants of Iveland S3lset Avgust), relating to the grant to Maynooth kek LA UBLIN ELECTION. Me. Henry Grattan has given notice that he ...

... and 6d. costs. Blundell a. Grattan. ‘This was also an action of assumpsit for work and labour dune, and goods furnished. The plaintiff was stated to he a printer in the city of Dublin, employed b the defendant, Mr. Grattan, M.P., to print his election ...

... of repeal When they found they could.not terrify nor Grattan, they then implored of him ive them three not one week,” said Grattan to 8 They next 4 asked him for a not half a week,” an- swered Grattan. They then required but two days, until the packet should ...

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... prerogatives of the Crown and the liberty of the peuple. the honour to be, Gentlemen. Your most obedient humble servant, J. GRATTAN. Arm) 97, TRS) POLAND—GENERAL DWERNICKI IN VOLBYNIA. General Dwernicki, whom the German jowmals have so of- ten announeed as ...

... V that persons ting Goods from London ce of Compan: be particular in di recting them to be sent to the Of (corner ¥> No. 1, John-street, Crutchedfriars; 38, of ine’s Country-street,) or :to their Wharf,. adjoining St. Guzrantee for Dock, as they cannot ...

... Robiusor, at Ba'lina- cally, on Sunday. His nome ia Carew, MEATH ELECTION—BETURN or MR. GRATTAN (PROM A ) Trim, Wednesday Night. The vistory of the people is won. Mr. Grattan will be de- the sitting member for the county Meath this evening: The vistery has ...

... Lord Hill, Burke, to take leave on proceeding to the Government of Ne@w South Wales; Mr.. Henry Barron, Mr. Grattan, and General Lord Forbes. Str John Byng sailed for Holyhead on Saturday, nied by Lady and the Misses Byng. They will sojourn fer short period ...

... national airs, &c. &e. The ball and supper, on Thurscda: ssed off with great cela. venty coupe o€ the y wight, at the Glengall Arms. Hotel, crilies, and did not separate firet rank danced qua. band were in attendance during the nig an early hour on Friday ...