... in earnest. (Cheers.) We have be- fore us a noble object, and we have the means in our hands of accomplishing that object. Grattan ibtan.ed commercial and political freedom for his country ; ■md he was but an individual. He was censured by the British Ministry ...

... F. Baillie, Esq., of Leys, Ac. On the left of the chairman sat the Marquis of Tweeddale, Lord Saltoun ; Gen. Sir John Rose, of Holm ; John Hay Mackenzie, Esq., of Cromartv ; Mr. Sheriff Lumsden ; Mr. Mackintosh, of Abe- rarder, etc. The croupiers were ...

... hour of three o'clock, an armed party, with their faces blackened, went to ihe keeper's house a: Toureen Wood, the property of the late Constantine Macguire, Esq., who was murdered, and ifter making a fruitless search for arms they departed through the ...

... Lambeth, oil and colour mau. BANKRUPTS. JOHN MORGAN MACHIN', High Holborn, hotel-keeper, to surrender Nov. a, at one, ?? Dec 3, at elei-en, at the Court of Bankruptcy. Attorney, Mr. Hare, Lincolu's Inn-fields. JOHN BLOMFIELD, Lynn, Norfolk, bookseller, ...

... in behalf of afriead, John Winters, who wat basaiy informed ou by a fac- tion of Orangemen, and now lies a prisoner in Newry Bride- well. The smallest donation will be received and gratefully acknowledged. Five fellows, named John Downey, Richard Jones ...

... 325. bound in cloth, A GENEALOGICAL and HERALDIC HISTORY ofthe EXTINCT and DORMANT RARONET. CIES of ENGLAND. By JOHN BURKE, Esq., and JOHN BER N A RD BU RKE, Esq., of the Middle Temple. London: Scott. Webster, and Geary, Charterhouse-square. Just published ...