... and against the wall were suspended in the centre the Queen's arms, surrounded flags belonging to the Cinque Ports Volunteer Regiments, and a trophy composed of a cuirass, helmet, and other arms, taken from the field of Waterloo, between two stands of muskets ...

... here, as most interesting to our readers, we select; the alithor's account of one or two of the desperatc ahiieveienits of Sir John Dc Courcy in the North of' Ire- oild. After noticing the forcible occupation of Doonipa- trick lbv IDe Collrey, and the blockade ...

... Benjamin Walker, Durham-street; James Carson, John Tate, and James Gunnis, for stealing 4 shuttles, the property of John M'Chesney, Ballymacarrett; also, for stealing a pas-pipe from the dwelling-house of John Gillespie, Rosemary-street. October 3 : Bridget ...

... Wallace, Ac. ; and, the left, by Sir J. Gibson Craig, Sir James Spittal, Sir John Graham Dalyell, Ice. The Lord Provost, in proposing the health of their guest, said, that Sir John, hing been detained in London, by public business, after the Session of ...

... was going to the commanding officer. lie then wrote account of the proceedings to the Colonel of the regiment, the Earl of Cardigan, better known, on a former memorable occasion, as Lord Brudenell; but from him he received no reply. His only course was ...

... i>ow to your decision. Sir, but I not, and will not bow to the decision of the hon. gentleman (renewed cries of order). Mr. GRATTAN made a few remarks, which were inaudible in consequence of the tumult which prevailed. The SPEAKER said was sure that hon ...

... information the state of the Burmese empire, ami their authority may fully relied upon. They represent the country to be arming, under the pretence of quelling a rebellion, but in reality to make war the British. They speak positively to war being inevitable ...

... was his argument again in the famous declaration with which he armed Lord Cornwallis, and by which the union was virtually effected ? What else was the argument to which, in 1805, Grattan lent the aid of his masterly eloquence? What else was the essence ...

... de MaUhide.’* I.'MTAU.A.nojr toe Rev. John Hkwrv, at Co«- Bor.—On Wednesday, Decrmher, the General Synod of Ulster’* Committee, charjee of this congregation, assembled, for the purpose of installing the Re*. John Henry, according to appointment. The services ...

... George Evans, Esq. Ml*, H. Grattan. Esq. M.P., Sir James Murtav, James John Bagrot, E'-q, L., C. A. O’Dwyer, E q., Thomas Barnewall, E JT., Edward Wolstenholme, F.sq. J.P., C Fittsimon, Esq D.L. J.P., T O Wears, K«q. J.P., John Power, E*q. D.L., Pletc: ...

... against Mr. John Thorogoosd by the Consistory Conrt of the Bishop of London, with the statement of the Clnurchwerdens of Chelnisford, for the recovery of Churi h-rates for 1838 ; and alse for a copy of the warrant by w ihich the said John Thorogoo I was ...

... announcing her in- It is stated & matrimonial en t is on the sister of Lord between the noble Viceroy of Ireland and Lady Mr. John ical and a Dissenter, has started for the borough of Southwark. Allen Cunnin the botanist and traveller, expired at Sydney ...