... from Henry Grattan, Esq., M. P., which contains the following passage:—“ In the Lunatic Asylum, at Ballinasloe, the coat for fuel alone, lor persona, was, in one year, 4001.; in ordinary years 2801. par annum.” I have to observe that Mr. Grattan has been ...

... Tuesday week, Cork, lit tl.a Cutuwall transport, for Malta. In consequence of intelligence communicated Sir Tbos. Wiltshire, who armed last week from India, government have .leicrtnineO out direct t«» Bombay the 2'id Foot, and also every disposal man hi tbc ...

... means the success of intimidation and corruption. The triumph was that of bribery and terror, the two supporters of the Tory arms. Terror is associated with the name of the successful candidate. How pleasant it is to hear of a popular re-action in favour ...

... Moved Henry Grattan, Esq., P. ; seconded John O'Connell. Esq., M. P. : Resolved—That the following Gentlemen, being Manufacturers and Traders, appointed Committee to cooperate on the part of St. Mary's Parish with the General Hoard of Trade :—John and Robert ...

... devotion to your illustrious house a debt of pd special gratitude to your Majesty's sacred person. 1. THE CASE OF THE EA IL OF CARDIGAN AND CAPTAIN n DOUGLAS.-It will be recollected that at the last session of id the Central Criminal Court an application was ...

... are going very favourably. The Marquis and Marchioness of armed the Bedford yesterday, from town. The noble Marquis is silll obliged to keep his hand iu sling. The Earl and Countess of Cardigan intend leaving at the close of this, or early the ensuing ...

... AoMiHAi. and Napier.—ln recognition iheeminini services of Admiral S:r It. Stopfonl, the recent achievenients hy the British arm* in Syria, hear that the Goternurship of Greenwich Hospital is lo Intendered for bis acceptance—an act which the spontaneous ...

... proper rrvpect for owe feeliofs, under Lord Cardigan, il was effect exchange front • which baa (be undeterred miafortune coßOMuded hit lordabip. ** I have the honour be. Sir, your Boat obedient mi vaat, “JOHN HUSSEY, Late lieutenant Ith Light Dragoon* ...

... should kept totally di nner and separate, and thoae who would endeavour to connect them were enemies to their country. Mr. John noa moved that the resolutions of the meeting should in the General Aflverfii-r the SnumUrt. Rryitt'-r, Journal, Packet, Pilot ...

... armj-. MEMORANDUM FOR REGIMENTS OF FOOT ARMED WITH THE PERCUSSION MUSKET. The Master General and Board of Ordnance propose that each sergeant and corporal should supplied with the following articles ; One tri-armed nipple wrench, with turnscrew and worm ...

... - JAMES MARTIN, Secretary. Mr. Walsh havingbeen moved from the chair, and John O'Connell, Esq., M.P., called thereto, It was moved by Mr. Thomas Reynolds; seconded by Mr.John Reilly r Resolved-That the very cordial and marked thanks of this Meeting, ...

... Magill, &; Barlow, 4; Hume m.) 8; Arms 7: Makce, 4; Coote (Robt.) 9; Pord, Gason, rong, 1; Graydon, 1; Hume (Bliss) 3; Minchin, 4 al 1 (4) 63 Wabh, 7; Danne, (ASC; Coote Moony, 1 Stannus, 3; Doppiny Caulfield, 4 ‘right 4. (John) 4; Shawe, 8; Dopping ANDREW'S ...