... rencontre occurred between Mr. Grattan and another gentleman ; and after the interchange of not very polite terms, Mr. Grattan concluded by throwing his hat into the face of his opponent.— Towards the close of the day Mr. Grattan came into the Assessor’s room ...

... replied, and told Grattan was in r, whereupon Grattan seized a hat, and violently struck (t in the lace. Gibson took up a hat, and retaliate.] striking Gtattan with the hat also in the face. The Hi.-jh Sheriffjherc rose, and told Mr. Grattan would not billow ...

... his tirsf levee thi the season, at the of by rctumitig a member for ' st. James’s Palace. It was very mi- he has backed L ...

... expected that a war would take place with America. Ihe war seems at stand still in the north Spain. Mina is gathering money and arms, and Zumalacarreguy is augmenting and organising his troops. The curate Merino, who was killed long ago in tlie Madrid papers ...

... under the admiralty board. He could not help expressing bis hope thatthd same advantages would result from the junction of the arm} anti ordnance departments. The lion gentleman specified &jiuml>er of economical advantages which conceived would result from ...

... this lime, and began speaking to one o' the persons who had follow ed down the market, returned hack wl ere were standing, armed with a knife ; made blow at but cannot say posit civ whether he was struck by it, as I ran away on seeing the knifj ; this ...

... morning tells story it passed some weeks ago oir i r. , between Lotd John Uus-ell and Lord Londonderry, Cabinet Council was held *t llitec o'clock yesterday Devonshire House, Lord' John being now in afternoon at the Foreign O.Kce. was attended Dcvonslnre ...

... Richards, K. C. John Lawless, Hudson, Oahan, O’Donoghue, J. A. Curran, Dr. Saditcr, J. R. Corballis, D. M. P., H. Grattan, P.. C. Fiuesimotr, M. P., J. Power, M. A. C. O’Dwyer. M. P., L. Finn, M. Nowlan, P. Hayes, J. D. Mtiiiin, John Lnnis,&c &c. Amongst ...

... family in the county of Moray, lie perished in the most awtul manner. A lire haring broken out on the piopetty of his uncle. John Simpson, Esq., of Tilston estate, he repaired, at the load ot his servants, the ap6t, and exerted himself by example and precept ...

... James Butler, Lord Uoscuinmon, H. Grattan, Esq. M.P., and Mrs. Grattan, Hon. Mr. Boyle, Sir John Burke, Ponsonhy, Esq., O. B. Hunter, Esq., &c. During the races the Countess Mulgrave, the Countess Howth, Mrs. H. Grattan, and another lady, sale in the chariot ...

... Church Rome not placed in circumstances favorable as to cause the secular arm to exert itself in her behalf. But all who are acquainted with the subject, know well that the secular arm is bound one of the canons, under pain excommunication, to inflict the ...

... Hlaquierc and Krtvarti* I'itzgeraid; the Bishops of Waterford and Right Honorables John Curran, Grattan Mr, Secretary Ctwiy; j|r. Patrick ; Major-General Matthew Vereker; Sir John M‘Cartiufy, Sir Barnngton Messrs. Hood, Francis Hardy, Gold, Egan, Richard Dawson ...