... ««Mt die, but be would vote with Mr. Wood if the amendment were pressed to a division. Lord I’OWERSCOURT contradicted Mr. Grattan’s tails. laird J. RUSSELL complained that Lord Stanley bad (brown unjust imputations on him. If be had not intro, hill this ...

... well as pistols, that, the latter did not decide the matter, the swords should Baggs declared no swords should lie taken, but arm cbairi, flask* of powder, and bags of bullets. At last, it was agreed, that, being in custody France, they should meet the Austrian ...

... notice. Terms—Four months' credit, on approved bills, on sum* above Too Pounds. JOHN DEVLIN, Auctioneer and Appraiser. (697) /2. T« Sold. The brig « Charles, of St. John * n.b, (now lying at Dunbar’s-Dock.) ♦ J45 Tons Old, 133 Tons New Measurement. Length ...

... nation-Y, at cach a moment, and aigainst snch a person-shieldi oe. might think, by tile weakness of her sex-was t ,, assin's arm twiee dleliberately raised ; at her was t n-iirderons aim twice deliberately taken ; and the wc ,ols of oleath twice deliberately ...

... Thursday, 30th. The Right Hon. the Lord Chief Justice, the Right Hon. the Chief Justice of the Common Pleas Justices. John Philips and John J. Stanford, registrars. Assistant-Barristers. —Mr. Hutton remains a? Carlow; but being at present confined to bed ...

... Packet Office. DonctjaU- Quay. Belfast, Belfast, lit June, IH4O. ACESTS // Mr. EDWARD JOB LING, Carlisle. //) Mr. JOHN NICHOLSON, Am,an. Mr. JOHN FRASIER, Dumfries. Messrs. CLARKE DUNN, Artie tile. (571 CASTIOV. SCJIWE S I E MONAD E, Kcmlsi Water. S some ...

... Westraacott, by the Countess of Jersey. Miss Litton, Lady Barham. Miss Clara Vcrner, by the Countess of Belfast. Mrs. Henry Grattan, by the Marchioness of Norraanby. Countess Dowager of Cavan, by Lady Vivian. Countess of Lucan, by the Countess Cadogan. ...