... aind county metabers, wit] r th Henry Grattan, M.P., be requested to accompany his lord-' in .ship on the occasion. c Dr. John Murphy seconded the resolution, which was fCU carried unanimously.fl IMr. Henry Grattan, M.P., here rose and said that hieS would ...

... admittance, although I said I was going to the commanding officer. In consequence of this preven. tion, I wrote to the Earl of Cardigan, the Lieutenant.Co. lonel of the regiment, detailing the transaction, but received no answer from his lordship to this letter ...

... Morris, Walker, Edward Martin, E. Roche, and T. C. Grattan. Admiral Thomas Brown. General Lord Bloomfield. COLONELS-G. Higgins and Gore Brown. a CAPTAINS-G. White, Shea, Sutton, Halliday, Hay, and John Sutton. The Earl of Charleville presented an address ...

... chan without purchase, vice Momn, deceased, have 76th Foot.-John James Hamilton, Gent., to he Ensign, TI without purchase, vice Somrerset, appointed to the Cape, couri Mounted Riflemen ; John Frederick Galiffe, Gent., to be TI Ensign, without psirehase ...

... Cloyne. BARONETS-Sirs John Burke, (Major), James Croftort (TDL. county Sligo), Denham, Jephson, Norreys, Edward R. Borough, Thomas M'Kenny (D.L. county Dublin). KNrastg-Sirs Thomas Finlay, Samuel Roberts (Cap- tain ?? Francis Smith, John Burgoyne, Arthur Clarke ...

... centre-piece was inscribed on a garter,, encircling a ducal coronet: Invincible in arms, pre-eminent in council ; this was flanked by groups of weapons, and the arms of Oxford and the Tower of London, of which his grace is respectively chancellor and ...

... Bellew, Percy Nugent, and John Kennedy. IKNsIITS-Sirs Benjamin Morris, D.L., Waterford; James Murray, M.D.; Arthur Clarke, M.D.; T. Ross, R.N. GENERALS-Sir John Ormsby Vandeleur, J. Franks. MAJoa-GENax;ALs-Sir Hopton S. Scott, Sir John F. Burgoyne. CoLO Lr~s-Wlhite ...

... hear). Mr. DILLON BROWNE-The petition is signed John MacHale. It is described in the heading as the petition of the archbishop and clergy of the diocese of Tutam, but it is not so signed. The signature John MacHale has no such title or character attached ...

... of no Importance, the meeting separated. LORD BROUGHAM AND MR. H. GRATTAN. Lord Brougham. requests the editor of the Morning Chronicle to insert the inclosed report of Mr. H. Grattan's speeches, to which the late correspondence refers, and which was ...

... to pow, r wm ,ild tie eradlicatetd. c It is ourditty then to stand togeiher. shoulde-rto shoulder- p theart to hevart-and arm to arm-to resist thle ?? of a, the foul Orange domination over our country (htear, a hearI, sod loud cheers). I ask any manl to ...

... the information of Mr. Brown, and sue- ceeded in re-taking John Bourke, who was convicted at the last Spring assizes of administering an unlawful oath and robbery of arms in the house of John Piper, near Pa- r trick's.well, for which Bourke was sentenced ...

... Iseen an admiration of liberty amongst them-the effect will be irresistible, and Ireland must be free, invigorated as her arm iswbylthe poteriofiustice (loude heers). Ihamg gad my .birth took place when the penal laws were in all their horrors, when ...