... Hospital*. Doctor Erck, L.L.D. General—Sir G. Cockburn. Major-Uenerals —Sir H. S. Scott Maclean. Colon els— Grogan, Burgoyne, Sir John Harvey, E. Hill, W. Smith, R.H. A. Bernard, Sir F. Stoven. Lieitkxant-Colonels —Wedgwood, IVrsse, Sir J. M. Wallace, sth D ...

... ofthe Sergeant-at. Arms until the farther order ofthe house, which was carried ncmiue contradicenU. Lord Althorp then left the house, followed in few minutes afterwards by Mr. Shed, when both were taken into custody by tbe Sergeant-at. Arms. Here the matteqdroppcd ...

... utce.-tid controversial discussions; to Mary, second daughter of Mr h'enralt, Bangor. North Walos. * theisth uit., St. John’s Church, John Fitzsimon*?, Esi of Don County Meath, to Charlotte, third daughter Andrew aan. County Wexford, Esq. * , tl instant, ...

... Lord Charlemont, Mr. Grattan, and all the great men at the head of the Volunteers Ireland. Wuat were the facts connected with that armed body, whose conduct throughout excited the admirarion of the world? Why in the year 1782 armed convention consisting ...

... Fitzsiroon, N. O’Connell, John tellbro. Fitzsimon, C. O’Connell, C. O’Connor F. Galway, J. M. O’Conor Don Sheil, R. Grattan, H. O’lJwyer, A.C. Lalor, P. Rochei D. Against 97 For J 7 ABSENT. O’Neill, General Keane, Sir K >3 Grattan, James DIO NOT VOTE. Barry ...

... Oh, but, say the repealers, John Bull would not such a fool as starve himself, forgetting that he can import corn on even cheaper terms from other countries (hear, hear). Again, the deluded people of Ireland are told, if John Bull refuses your corn, you ...

... On the of the 26th ultimo, the dwelling-house of Richard Forristal, adjacent the village of Mullinanone, was attacked ten armed men—they broke open the door and entered the house, searched for Forristal, who not being the rime, fortunately for himself ...

... pton—M moment the fiat of the legislature was pronounced, comb na»i. against tithes Ireland would broken. The arm of the church WI *k. but the arm of the law was strong, and combination and consulracy would away before it. I.ike snow before the summer'« ...

... Fitzwilliam-square. South, the lady of John Clancy, Esq., of a daughter. the 16th February,at Cawnpore, the lady of C. Havelock, Esq., IGth Lancers, of a son. the 22J instant, at Ballitorc, the lady of the Rev. John Boi.ham, of a son. the 19th instant, ...

... as St. John’s Eve and Mav Eve. The gallery was cleared for a division— For the clause .. 72 j Against it .. 27 Majority .. .. 45 The CHAIRMAN obtainedjleave to report the bill, with the amendments, and the report was ordered received this dav ARMS (IRELAND) ...

... conduct miyht he considered. Sir John Byng lately told the people at Chatham, that though was Governor Londonderry and Culmore, he did not receive any emolument fiom the appointment ; how fine old soldier” like Sir John could have made this election mistake ...

... there had not been very recently an improper interference in the affairs of Don Carlos, j had heard that day that ship with arms for Don Carlos bad been stopped in the Thames (hear, hear.) Did the noble lord mean to justify that line of policy ? (hear ...