... MR. GRATTAN. We publish, through our sources of Special Report, ing, full report of a speech of Mr. Grattan’s. do so with the more pleasure, because the indepen. dent constituency of Meath must be proud of their choice, and even the proud and lazy aristocracy ...

... FROM THE JOHN BULL. The Reform BUI now completely altered, both principle and details, from the Bill which Lord John Russell brought Into the House of Commons, that the interest created while there was a chance of its ultimate success, has died away, ...

... Mr. J. Grattan to Mr. G. R. Dawson, the latter having applied the term cabal” to the Irish Members who waited Eari Grey intimidate him into coercive measures against the Irish Yeomanry, &c., message, it is said, was sent Mr. Dawson to Mr. Grattan, on Saturday ...

... for consolidating the laws relative .o the importation aud of arms in Ireland, of which he had previously given notice. He meant to move, however, to revive for the year, the act to keeping arms, which had just expired, and next \ear bring forward the bill ...

... What is the arms* act ? Here the law prohibits the keeping of arms; hence arise in. vidious distinctions, galling and insulting to the people, and I have known and witnessed them. Go into the houses of one class, and there you will find arms kept, and permitted ...

... 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 ...

... the messenger, the doors Were thrown open, and Lord John Rnssell, accompanied by Lord Althorpe and nearly all the Members favourable to the measure, entered. On the name of the bill being read Lord John Russell to the Lord Chancellor, who had come to the ...

... this day se’nnight, there were some men cutting hay the lands Islan I-magrutli, for R. Baiclay, Esq. when two men came up armed with a case pistols and blunderbuss each placed them on Iheir knees, and swore them not to cut any more hay, and to use iheir ...

... Thomas Prim, John Fitzsimmons, Caatow, Nicholas Byrne, Tuomasrown, C. H. Walton, W. R. Madden, the Paxsonstown, J. Shields, eful Rarnpownry, Robert Perry, ES. Exnis, J. M‘Gratb, im, Trarze, T.B. Stico, Mrs. Mary Wilson, ion, Gatway, John Clayton, Lovcnaga ...

... g the laws relative to tbc importation and possession of arms in Ireland, of which he had previously given notice. He meant to move, however, to revive for the year, the act as to keeping arms which had just expired, and next year to bring forward the ...

... police New-Inn took down, Wednesday imirnini:, a notice which they found posted on Janies (.’alligsn's gale, ordering man name.l John Callaghan toqultfialligan's «n--eice, other* iae tltey would murder him. Callaghan is from the county ot Limerick, and hat ...

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