... »hev old dim*- with. With regard the Marine Society, would future conducted the strictest p*inciples cf economy, Mr. HENRY* GRATTAN, in reply to what had fallen from the tu>n member for Middlesex, relative to the encouragement given Iriah manufactures the ...

... of the understanding cn'ered into at the Union, and great injury to the system of public instruction carried on there. Sir John complained of the illiberality keeping Leinster lawn shut up from the public, that paid for it. Mr. Wyse attacked the society's ...

... ST. GEORGES PARISH Sir John Newport has given notice that will move for pnpets telating io the conduct of the churchwardens, and the levy of taxes, the parish of St. 'George, Dublin. CUURAGH SEPTEMBER MEETlNO—(Concluded The following match was decided ...

... be more efficient according the projected regulation of the secretary for Ireland. Sir JOHN NEWPORT siii they should have been long since mitigated. Mr. HENRY GRATTAN said he was glad that any ...