... case. Lord DUNCANNON— It ii only in cases where the number of Grand Jurors present was less than required by law. Mr. J. GRATTAN thought the alterations suggested by the Noble Lord were great improvements. After a few words from Mr. Ruthven, Mr. LITTLETON ...

... The Magistrates, in consequence of this promise, dismissed the charge, and the Defendant and Miss Algar left the office arm-in-arm, and on reaching a neighbouring tavern the latter handed to the former a well-lined purse to treat his friends, which he ...

... Acquaintance with the late Edmund Kean ; -by T. C. Grattan, Esq.— The Factory, a Poem; by the Hon. Mrs. Norton— Dick Doleful, a Sketch from Nature; by the Author of '-Paul Pry— -The Divorcee Devote, a Tale, by John Banim, Esq.— Seasonable Ditties; by Thomas ...