... where they could get a name added. It was anOrange petition of the deepest dye. It contained shameful falsehoods The late Mr. Grattan bad received the thanks of a former government for the share he had m rescuing the Catholic youth of Ireland from the influence ...

... (a thing in summer,) as the case might be ■; but bad luck to the day I paid first penny of the rint,” and voted for Father John at the ’lection. Since then every thing went wrong with me entirely. Not that it was Father Jolm;s fault for, to give the divil ...

... upon their receiving commuted allowances for their commissions Assistant Surgeon John Purcell, 78th Foot ; Assistant Surgeon William’J. Sheril, Light Dragoons; Lieutenant John Gourlay, 86th Foot; Captain Gamaliel Brattle, 95th Foot; Ensign Frederick W. Farmer ...

... M. h. Chapman, Sir A. Clifford (Bandon), Alderman eland (Colerainel Sir J. M Doyle, Arthur French, H. Grattan, James Grattan, Sir William Horte, John Hutchinson, Hon. R. King. Hon. O. Lamb, N. P. Leader, Major Macnamara. Sir Richard Musgrave. Daniel O'Connell ...

... £6OOO to public charities. - The Bill brought in by Mr. Grattan a few nights ago, to make provisions for the Relief of the Poor in Ireland, in certain cases,” has been issued this day. Mr.'Grattan proposes to make Bishops apd all other Ecclesiastical Persons ...