... and professing to take compas: meo of Grattan, got into the gig with tbe intention of dri Wakefield ; but when avother vehicle was heard & part uf he jumped out, aod made a precipitate retreat over Mr. Grattan was ™ uch cut and bruised about the b 33 ...

... including The health of the Hon. Mrs. Pechell, for which the gallant captain returned thanks. Captain Pechell, the chairman, Sir John Gibney, and their respective friends, retired about eleven o'clock; after which hour Mr. Altree succeeded the chairman; and ...

... evening, about half-past six o'clock, as Mr. Samuel Grattan, grazier, of near Ripon, proee9iling in his gig from that place to Wake, he was attacked just after he had passed the, h ,„,,ge - giites of John Illadys, Esq., at Oulton, by five They first fired ...

... evening, about half-past six o'clock, as Mr. Samuel Grattan, grazier, of near Ripon, was proceeding in his gig from that place to Vi`akefield, he was attacked, just after he had passed the lodge gates of John Bladjs, Esq., at Oulton, by five men. They first ...

... thousand stand or arms had been recently obtained by the Catholics or that country. He would here, once for all, like to know if the policemen were to be perpetually armed. As the previous law stood, a police force could resort to the use of arms if necessity ...

... grievance of which be would complain was 'the armed police in Ireland. By the maintenance of that Po1ice,- the Irish Government had strained itself with blood. The question was, first, whether a police ought to be armed, It might be necessary on some particular ...

... Kaq. WAanricaaNiaa—Mr John MonUunt, WaKoe, Bart. W iLrauiaa—WlUiam Taioak. of BhhoiMrow, Kaq. WoaeaaTßafiniaß—John Brown, of Ltacaatlr. C*q. YoNKfiHiaa—WUhun Comubtc Maxwell, of ETtriaatiam,Eaq. NORTH WALES. MoNTOoMaavaaiaa—John Jonr*. of Daythur, Eaq ...

... To which will be added the Burlesque of CUPID. Cupid, Mr. John Reeve ; Psyche, Mrs. Honey. To oonclude with the new Burletta, intitled OTHELLO ; or. The Moor of Fleet-street. Othello, Mr. John Reeve; lago, Mr. Yates; Desdemona, Mrs. Fitzrvilliam. Box ...

... the Gospel should not sit as Legislators, but reli. gion be put on its best and surest foundation, purity and truth. Mr. GRATTAN had never been more astonished or indignant than at the conduct of the Secretary for Ireland throughout. The conduct of Ministers ...

... enter into the question of repeal. That was not the question before the House. The question was, whether Government was to be armed with powers to put down discussion in Ireland. He admitted the obligations which the Catholics owed to the Whigs. Those obligations ...

... Director, London. Colonel Stanhope, Tower Hamlets. Captain Gowan, South Shields. Mr. John Bagshaw, of the firm of Bagshaw and Co., East India merchants, Sudbury. Dr. John Crawfurd, Agent for the inhabitants of Calcutta, Glasgow. Captain Astell, son of the ...

... remedy the defect by a declaratory act on the subject. The question was then put and carried. BRIBERY AND CORRUPTION. Lord JOHN RUSSELL moved the resolution of which he had given notice :—“ That all persons who will question any future return of Members ...