... with Por- trait, tec, LIFE AND TIMES OF THE Right Hon. HENRY GRATTAN. By hit Son, HENRY GRATTAN, Esq., M.P. Henry Colburn, Publisher, 13, Great Marlborough-.treet. Agent for Ireland : John Cummin-, Dublin. Part V., price '2s. 6d., of tbe LIFE of the DUKE ...

... P.G.S. D.P.G.M. George Francis, Esq., D.P.G.M. | TRUSTEES. John Hendorson, Esq., P.U.R. i Jobu MasUrman, jun.. Esq H. A. Hoare, Esq., No. 2. | Claude E. Scott, Esq., No. 37. DIRECTORS. JOHN HENDERSON, Esq , P.G R. Chairman, ie _ _ , J ...

... W. Weilor Pepvs, John Hatchard. Esq. -50' Bart. - - -10(1 0 0 Messrs. Herri. ...

... to suppose that any party prejudices could influence t tie judgment of Sir John Barrow. He had nol the honour of a personal acquaintance with that officer; but certainly Sir John B irio v ha 1 never been consi- dered a partisan of the present Government ...

... evening respecting the appointment of the com- mission. The Noble and Learned Lord on that occasion had read aletter from Sir John Burgoyne. He (Viscount Dun- cannon) had also rece ved since a letter from that gentleman, and he recommended the appointment ...

... Major John Hill -. •'bn I aters i Ensi**n James Lecbie . , Olson Adjutant Andrew Simpson ?? >rge Phiffen i Adjutant Wtn. Pass ucl Beresford Jermin j Pavmasier Chas. M'Carthv . »mes Miller M^jor John Marcus Clements 'smes Owen C:.pt. John Sutherland ...

... flourish- I j and that Ireland would not only be the right arm of En--.no . j in time of war, but would participate with her in the more I . glorious and useful ertsof peace. (Hear, hear.) j Mr. JOHN YOUNG (who was very imperfectly heard ! if throughout us ...

... any charge in th.- course of his statement should comeout or should be ira- pUed, it must De implied as agsinst the s:rong arm of the Rxe- cu ive Government of this co intry. (Hear, hear.) The Go- vernment was responsible in law for tbe conduct of all ...