... -he latter are defeated with the kwtof men. Capture of the fortress and citadel of Gbusnee, by the British troops under Sir John Keane. Dost Mahomed it deserted by his troops sod escapes with body uf horse. An American outcast surprited by tbe Cherokee ...

... well cjliul.ted to (am him At the Freeentation Convent, Carlow, Mother Sian Arm Nolan, filth danuhter ol Mr. John Nolan, late of Kilhaliltr county Cat low. county Cork, John Gilimaa, Esq. In Ennis, Mr. Hugh log in. The Rev. Mr. Purcell, !*.P. of Clerihao ...

... meeting lakes place on Wimbledon Common, between Mr. H. Grattan and (be Marquis Londonderry, in consequence of some expression of the Marquis of Londonderry in the House of Lords, which Mr. Grattan applied to himst-lf. 14 The* National Petition, with 1 ...

... Clements from ball-pay the Koval Corps, to Captain, vice John F. Du * With Foot-.Lieut. John Ward, from lull-pay of the d rout, Lieut. Vice Jickson, appointed Paymaster of the Dragoon Guards ; Cliarlea John Colville, be Lieut, purchase, vice d. retire-; Seymour ...

... those a *v ml«>i*d lu honour Mr. 1 lake the Überly givioj ju a* & laa*.?, ** The Reformers the c-.ndu ton of his speech, Lord John was ■ rao-i «irmly cheered for several minute*. Mr. retpouded this tooat. Dr. LuaLiaglon enoeoiQi it high honour be called ...

... M'CleUand, Robert Potter, James Rooney. John O’Hagan, Charles H. Walker, Redmond P. O’Carroll, Doctor Murpl.y, Charles Hayes, Uland Crosthoalle, Henry Grattan, M.P., John Redmond, EJaard Clements, T. Carets, J. S. Molloy. John Smith, Thomas Kearney, Francis Brady ...

... Fort, John Phillpolts, John Admiral French, F Pig * Da‘ad 11 nby, H Gillon, VV D Piouey, W Ainsworth, P Gisboroe, Thomas Pun sou by, C F .Ms oa, Roland Gordon, Robert Ponsonby, Hon Andover, Lord Grattan, James Power, James Anson, Hon Col Grattan, H Price ...

... committee :—Daniel O’Connell, M. I*. J ...

... Joiik Bodkin* b«a M for Galnav *#rond#d iKa - i « ,4 iiisss. di.o.rV R.st «.* uKaII k*- till.l arm avenge injustice (retreated cheers)* He returned to John lodmn. r.rq., m*». tor uatway, seconded .iscendancy, fear, ( ). , the e mspiraev whicb bad exploded ...

... could not attend, but who their sincere wishes for the defeat of Stanley’s bill, wtre read, amongst which were those of Henry Grattan, E*q., M.P., Hugh Morgan Tuite, Esq., of Sonoa ; Sir Percy Nugent, Bart., of Donorc; Mr. Bonny, Ennis; G. King. Esq., Mil ...

... aland good for eight yearn, hot would cell for serotiey. velar weald hero any self protoetion without it. If John Moron died, them would John Heron living. Ragland then was scrutiny annually; ought there Ireland. If certificate were signed with the cram ...

... it was to make it higher in price—that was the entire object. ( A noble lord, whose name could not ascertain, here said that arms not the entire object.) it was not the entire object, would ask what it depended upon—on the harvest ? Why depended on scarcity ...