... Vincent, and a man named Roberts, leaders of a party of Chartists, entered Devizes in waggon with flags flying, and many of them armed : hut tlie populace attacked the Chartists, and drove them out of the town. 3. Lord Fortescue, the new Irish Viceroy, arrived ...

... Chnst sCburdi, llvford, where eminently distinßinshed himself hy the I ,Ud,ty of Ids attainments Mr. Grattan e whs great scholar.’ Now assure Mr. Grattan that was. and* though unambitious of display, b’n was extensive mid accruste. At early he himself to ...

... assurance that the land of promise upon which they hart fixed their eyes, they would ultimately reach (loud cheers). Fox and Grattan, Whitbread and Romilly. were gone. They did not live to see the glorious effect of their exertions the cause of civil and ...

... M'Clelland, Robert Power, James Rooney. John O Hagan, Charles H. Walker, Redmond P. O*Carroll, Doctor Murphy, Charles Hajes, Inland Crostbwaite, Henry Grattan, M.P., John Redmond, Edward Clements, T. M. Carew, S. Molloy, John Smith, Thomas Kearney, Francis Brady ...

... Fellowcs, and Miss Heater Fellowes. The State Steward, Matthew Fortescue, Esq., Mrs. and the Misses Fortescue. The Comptroller, John Mason Poolcy, Esq., and Mrs. Pooley. The Private Secretary, Capt. Romilly. The Chamberlain. Sir Wm. and Lady Lceson. The Gentleman ...

... O’Dowd, Esq. ; Rev. Mr. Maher. P.P. ; Daniel M’Nevin, Esq.; John Guthrie, Esq.; T. O’Meara*. Esq.; Rev. Mr. Taylor, Carlow; Dr. McCarthy. Dr. Nicol; Rev. Mr. Laphen; John Martin, Eaq.; Carew, Esq.; John Shea Law lor, E*q. ; Sterne Harle, Esq.; Michael Cor* ...

... —The high sheriff of the coun! | Burgh’s retirement from office, his health declined very much. John Bindon Scott, Esq., has call led a meeting of | | Grattan, anxious for his co-operation in their old labour of he necessity of pe d in the love, ten: erly ...

... Capital, £500.000. / / DIRECTORS. Alexander Anderson, Esq. IJ• Johnson, John Atkins. Esq. Kenneth King Word, James Bidden. Esq. I John M‘(» u ffie, Esq. Captain E. Brandreth. 1 John Maclean Lee, Esq. Vice-Admiral K. Honyman. J. Marmadukeßosseler, Esq. Benjamin ...

... public house Oxford-street. The letters referring to Hanover, and a secret society, advising them to provide themselves with arms, are signed with the name of Smith,” but they bear no date cither os to time or place. The prisoner called upon Mr. Lcnton ...

... cheering Lord R. GROSVENOR moved that the promote on the opposition benches. REGISTRATION OF ARMS (IRELAND). proposed railway from Chester to Holyhead be a on of arms was lately | bring in a bill in the next session of parliament for Mr. LITTON said that the ...

... causes and remedies of the evils under which the people were labouring; and the motion of Grattan, 1788, for this purpose was opposed the very Attorney-General, John hitz- Gibbon, afterwards Earl of Clare, from whose speeches, delivered in 1787, the above ...

... was that the whole British soldiery were withdrawn from Ireiana, and taken to America. Well, the Irish nobility and gentry armed themselves and their tenantry ; they delenaea the country from foreign invasion, keot it for Great Britain, and when the dangers ...