... outset, there was a perfect identity of opinion between them. Upon this point, Mr. H. Grattan has collected in his Father's life a mass of conclusive evidence. Mr. Grattan, it appears, was first apprised on the 23d of August, 1794, of the impending changes ...

... the peasantry,—and with arms privately smuggled into the country, occupied as that country is, with a highly-disciplined and effective military force—in what position would the loyal and well-affected he placed, if the strong arm of power were not upheld ...

... ravelled and intricate. He found a disquiet and complaining people, and hoped to pacify them by exercising upon them the strong arm of the law. He must, by this time, have discoveted the truth of what a much greater statesman said, as to the moon-stricken ...

... Seizure of Arms, in letters larger than the largest size, the 7'imes give a true, particular, and circumstaneial account of the discovery of an arsenal, concealed in a puncheon on board of a Dublin steamer. The clever smuggler of the arms had the puncheon ...

... Ere* Messrs. Bnrford, Strange, Fhilpob, Kirby, Hunt, Bigg, Hoynee, too. BnaivoLEitcs or ImrsTion.—Tha Earl and Cpoato** of Cardigan have wtablished coat and clothing elobe all P*ri»bo* aitoated within the Noble Earl’* retato* Loicealontoreond Northamptonshire ...