... Londonderry received Mr. Grattan's fire, and then fired in the air. Mr. Bodkin, on the part of Mr. Grattan, then expressed himself perfectly satisfied, and the affair, it is stated, terminated to the satisfaction of all parties. Mr. H. Grattan's conduct we cousidler ...

... 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 ...

... have arms, to arm themselves with the baton of the special constable. Scoundrels, roars the yeoman after dinner, echoing with vociferous lungs the lesson he has just learned from the squire and the parson, they talk of arming, do they? I'll arm them ...

... taste of the artist. Mr. Scott is in ,f represented as lie frequently sits when transacting public tllt business, with one arm resting on a table, on which are sel placed some papers, with writing materials, &c. The other PT' i pictures of Mr. Howell ...

... them with arms. Inl order to be enabled to use the arms effectuaUy, these bodies of persons must, of course, be drilled, and since the publication of his lordship's letter the Chartists have been on the look-out to detect any of the Russell Armed Association ...

... Butler,lieutenantofthe lon.CorpsofGentleraenat Arms; Sir Benjamin Brodie, 1art., sergeantrsurgeon to the Queen; the Attorney-General, Sir Thomas Reeve, standard-bearer to the hononrable corps of Gentlemen-at-Arms; the Princi- pal Chaplain toher Majesty's Forces ...

... Shorthoam Capet, Church-street, Newv Sboroblam, Sussex. John Tribe, saaeyinlendent-reglstrar. Siloam Chapel, Verwick, Cardigan, Caleb Lewis, saperIntendent- DECLARATION OF INSOLVENCY. Fan. 2G.-JOHN NOBLE, of Brighouse, auid JOSEPH NOBLE, of Atdalton, Yorkshire ...

... ready. They are not yet ALL armed. They are not yet able even to offer successful resistance to the violence which may be orga- nised against them by their enemies ; and this is the only purpose for which they need to have arms. For this pur- pose we say ...

... 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 ...

... the Lord Chancellor, Marquess of Lansdoewe, Viscount Drneannon, Lord John Russell, Viscount Palmereton, Marquees of Normanby, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Earl of Mi;to, Sir John Hlob- house, Lord Holland, Mr. Poulett Thomson, Viscount Howick, and ...

... 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 ...