... 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 ...

... to have paid his respects to the electors. The carriage was preceded by a band and colours. On one flag was inscribe i, Grattan, the offspring of 1782. Aftar having waited on most of the electors in that town and its neigh- bourhood, he proceeded to ...

... Arai 29.—Right Hon. Sir John Beckett, Im. Holmes, Esq. 29.—Colonel Hughes, R. Kuight, Ronald Ferguson, Sie Thomes 7 Port, Arnit 29.—-George S. Byng, Esq, ; Rich. » Shel, Esq. (City), Arai, 29.—Lord Eastaor, C. B. Clive 29 —John Maberly, Evq. Apait 29 —Lord ...

... Light Dragoons—The Drummond Light lor Illuminating Light Houses, &c. —Memoir of Field Marshal Count Diebitsch—On the mode of Arming and Fighting Steam Ships War—Naval Reminiscences; Dining Out; an Adventure in Portugal—Reviews and Critical Notices—General ...

... Colonel bp c by Sp.racus, outo f Suy’s Dam, Bet | candidate. Sir John Milley All the accounts we as the square, Mr. W. | #, wore | honest. Reformer—is also in ub e field. and th e noble duke, armed fice more, and then the contest is over fur ever !— the treeholders ...

... to represent in the true sentiments of constituents. r 1 have the honor to be, Gentlemen, Your very obedient humble servant, JOHN YOUNG. Bailieborough Castle, 27th April, 1831. Mr. Yotrs. hopes that the near approach of the Election, will plea 1 his esettse ...

... SHERLOCK, Esq., proposed Sir Richard as a fit and proper person to represent the County in Parliament. JOHN NUGENT HUMBLE, Esq., seconded the nomination. JOHN POWER O’SHEE, Esq., proposed Mr. Robt. Power, land j wag seconded bv PIERSE HEALV, Eeq. Both Candidates ...

... Aud L«'rd John was sent to the right about! Witb rowly, &c. For the nation at large was now in the hands the mobbing press and its cut throat bunds ' Witb a lowly, &c. And its rulers were now his tenants-at-will. And this was the end of Lord John and bill ...

... Musgrave, R. Power, 2 Warearonp City: Sie Newport, l Co.: Col. Roehfort, M. Chapman, 1 Wexrorn Town: A. Walker, County: J. Grattan, A. Howard, 2 Town: Hor. G. Ponsonby, 1 Returns nok yet made. 2) Cavan Counry, taae County, County, Dvuaus Ciry, Counry, Lorrain ...

... aad are losers of considerable sums of money. We confess we had hopes of success, founding our expeetations on the struggle Grattan was able to make without any aid from the government, and with support from only a part of the freehulders. As to victory ...

... be aeu, fl, ?? formed of the nature of the new regula ?? atelI the copy of a letter from the Right 1ii ' ~ 11t e; Stanley to John MI'Mullen, Esq O ?? re committee of manufacturers, by referen t r3Y to to whole subject will be thoroughly unde i 'Rhich itf ...

... stepmother conduct of Bri- I tail,; but when we unite and exert ourselves, we have every thing I to expect. In '83, when Grattan and the glorious volunteers i called loudly for un independent Parliament, it was immediately t given them. I was of opinion ...