... DUEL. THE MARQUIS OP LONDONDERRY AND MR. HENRY GRATTAN. (CORUKSPoNOkNCC.) No. 1. ** Reform Club, Tuesday eTcoing, June Mr. Henry Grattan present* his compliments Lord Londonderry, lie has seen iu the newspapers speech attiibuted to his Lordship, au extract ...

... him in putting an e.,d to the disgiaceful scent s drunkenness and plunder which are going on in Badajcz.” complain of Lord John Russell's charge of exaggeration!” The Duke was liable, and deservedly liable to the last affront which can be offered man ...

... Denis, whiskey, from Cork. Clh —Blue Venn, Jonas, Cardigan, slate*—Ull Packet, Jasper, Hobbs’ Point, mails—Samson, Benny, Dingle, oata—Mary, Bowen, Cardigan, slates. GAILBO. Sib—Hop*, o»iti,Cardigan,flour—HU Packet, Addor. Hobbs' Poiot, mails—Friends ...

... the centre-piece is inscribed on garter, encircling a ducal coronet— Invincible in arms, pre-eminent in council;” this is flanked by groups of weapon* and the arms of Oxford and the Tower of London, of which hit Grace is respectively Chancellor and ...

... Foot, the idsliipman—A Arkwright, the Howe/ d. Ist Class—John M Reeve, and Reginald Bateman, ie John D Loch, to the Britannia. erk to the Admiralty Office, at Portsmouth. Iq the House of l/>rd John Russell brought forward motion the case Stockdale r. Han•aid ...

... of re.i»'S! in evidence; the document alluded to rt i ™', r 'edl^not—it'o.t.ndinc repeated interrup. tiou in insiAtins that John Koasrll and Morpeth bad d .ca,«nt. ro.terW to bi. cae. With respect to the imputation insanity, were many -o-thy Kentfemeo ...

... veiled by the officers of ezciM. On Tuesday last cordials were seised in this town which armed from Dublin without permit* Dmgktda Arytt. Assassination Nbw Oblbans.—John W. Moore, Eeq., third eon of Captain Moore, Koyal N«vy, Galway, who, in 1834, emigrated ...

... curious teetimomunial of tbeir regard to the Rev. John Kenny, P,P., vix. silver claret jug tad salver. This gentleman bus been forty years a Priest. In tbe Consiatorial Court of Tuam, before the Rev. John Galbraitb, Mr. K, L. Davies was cited for building ...

... in alluding to her Majesty’s danger if the present Ministry were kicked out of office, the hon, gentleman remarked : Mr. Grattan hail said that her life would not he safe if the Tories came into (tower, and (Mr O'Connell) declared solemnly was convinced ...

... signalized himself in the ** battle field and spilled more blood private combat than 1 believe any man in Europe. If Lord Cardigan's championship, as proxy for the officer* of the Eleventh Dragoons, is accepted and adopted, the fear of the precedent will ...

... proceedings that look place upon the occasion.* * James Coffey, Charles D. Duffy, Martin llaverty, John Flaunedy, S. Corcoran, Andrew C. Elriogtoo, John MorgMD.* ** •* January 22, 1839.” ALL’S (Froru Travels in Town.) The following short notice ofthel ...

... clergymen of the colony attended. Moore Dillon, Esq., is appointed crown solicitor for the colony. Ihe Roxburgh, John Barry, and Aria, hare armed out; the latter from Cromarty, with two hundred and seeenty two free emigrants, all well; on the passage eight ...