... w oes' teeth, which sooner or later would rise up in the shape of armed men. Four years ago to force the learned gentleman into • discuoion ofiepeal. The Lamed gentleman must recollect that dot if he was oncere in his d e clarations it was far well as ...

... and Offices executed by deputy, the Arm and Navy Departments, is unnecessary and inexpedient as means of remunerating public service. ENGLAND. Aglionby, H. A. Cocker- Hodgson, John—Newcastle mouth Humphery, John—SouthwarV Astley, Sir J. D.—Wilts, N ...

... the case of Grattan the support which he gave to the Insurrection Act was a blot upon his memory and a stain upon his political character; but the honourable gentleman was in error both with respect to the facts and the politics of Mr. Grattan, for it did ...

... Moderator, Jan. 25.) the night of Wednesday, the 17th instant, three men armed with pistols entered die house of Mr. J. Cormick, at Coolagh, and took therefrom gun. A well armed party of Whitefeet attacked the dwellinghouse .fames I .oughlin, Shamboe ...

... evening, about half-paet six o'clock, as Mr. Samuel Grattan, grazier, of near Kitson, was proceeding in his gig train that place to Wel:telt:ld, he was attacked, ju-t he bad posited the lodise gales of John Eledys, Esq., az Guinan, by live men. They first ...

... Members of the Commons, basing advanced to the bar, the Commission was read. Amongst those present were Lord John Russell, Lord Althorp. Sir James Grattan', sod most ot the intim-ram' Members of boat parties, The Lord Chancellor then sand. . . My Lords, and ...

... 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 ...

... SAM(.. WOLSTENHOLME, ESQ. Deputy Chairman. Dimmer the fable at half --pea o'clock. Ticket. to be had at the Rar of the kin& Arms. Feb. 18, Ittl.l. nick sad Productive Lead alines. TO BE LET, With immediate right poneuiar, ALL those MINES o f LEAD 011 E ...

... was attacked jusl after had passed the Lodge-gates John Blayds, Esq., at Oulton, by five men. They first fired two shots, but happily without producing any other effect than that of causing Mr. Grattan's horse to swerve; one them then seized the animal ...

... with the Brewhouse, Cooper's Workshop, and other Buildings, lying the north side of the said King's Arms Yard, and now or late in tbe holding of -Mr. John Jones. And also the FREEHOLD .MESSUAGE with its Appertenances, adjoining the said last mentioned Premises ...

... Hone, refloat. The Hambledon hounds Mon at Soberton Down. The Cheshire hounds Mon at li!nderton Guide Post, Wed at the Abbey Arms, Forest, Fri at Dudden Heath, Sat at Sutton Pentuld. The East Bunch hounds Tu at Barcombe Cron. The Brighton hamers Mon at ...

... the prime uses of the cooper, &c.: the six largest arms contained to- gether 1437 feet of timber, fit for Plymouth dock- yard six smaller arms and ships' knees measured 413 feet; and dead and decayed arms of the size of timber measured 126 feet more in all ...