... containing request that the Wesminster St. John's-wood Wards might closed for the purpose of affording an opportunity remodelling them. Mr. Ray read a list of the lams received by him during the week. Mr. 11. Grattan, M. P., next came forward and enumerated ...

... Richard Grattan, Fellow however, was unable to perceive it, end shortly afterwards saw **** Queen's College of Physicians in Ireland, now broken water on the Ite-beam. There wss no mind to make residing Drummin House, coonty KUdere. Doctor Grattan the ehip ...

... termed unconj stitutional menns put end to the outrages anddis- turhiinecs the people. Alr.!Henry Grattan, M. P., addressed the meeting. reference to Mr. John O'Connell's allusion to the ad- the magistrate**, he said it was not the nature of man to lie behind ...

... rare. Met Mr. and Mrs. Seton the common, who offered her his arm. whicti she declined. said if one ' lady did so. another might, and pointed, out Mrs. walking with Mr. Maguire, having Ids arm. She replied tint her bus- ' hand did not like it, and she therefore ...

... are the racve for Benares. vnpore, &c. Sir Henry slid remained at Calcutta. Sir Robert Sale ha*l left that place join ti»e arm/. From the latest news is the organisation of force of 5,000 men, of which S Charles Napier is | take the command. They assemble ...

... evening ought tobeasthewarrior’strumpnt upon theblast, John Mabony, Esq., Cork; John Lynch, Esq., solicitor; uttering no notes but those of rejoicing and of courage— Edward M'Sweeny, Esq.; John Batton, Esq.. Listowel; (load cheering.) And if my feeble ...

... services selected for the fete. 1 hus the Luke of Wellington appeared in the uniform of the Cumberland of that day. The Earl of Cardigan the Uniterm of the Dragoons the battle of Culloden, ami the Marquis m the dress of cavalry ) officer of llio time. The Chancellor ...

... precisely Mr. O’Connell, T, ~ M’wment was ahont to M.P.; ifr. Maurice O’Connell. M.P.[ Mr John O’Con- •'' ,h,, lJW( ' r not to insist ne>l. M.P. ; Mr. H. Grattan. M.P. Broderick. ? f »«» and several other raemhers of the com nittee. entered . n, , ...

... corporation: The Duke of Leinster, Lord Cloncnrry, Sir Janet Murray, Admiral Oliver, Richard O'Oorman, Esq., John Clasaon, Btq., Henry Grattan. Esq., Jamea Perry, Esq., P. Mahony, Esq., J. A. O’Neill. Esq., Rev. Messrs. Smith and Yore, and T. M. Gresham ...

... era* frastnan’a right to be trainod to the use arms—(cheers.) He saw that hi* words were taken down; bat ho repeat them—(cheers.) They had right to possaas arms, and to bo practised in the ism the. Mr. Grattan reminded him that this was one of dm first ...

... who died suddenly last r ' „ in , lividulls crow( round the excculioner. who cut week at Llwyodoris. county of Cardigan, tlm seat ot John ™ to , he „p.. ~,1, . hid. the murderer was Griffith, Esq., had tn belt round his body XIOn 1 , ‘j , it shilling ...

... Exchange, where the ceremony took plate. The oath of office was administered Sir Richard Franklin and Alderman Hoy so. St. Johns Temperance band attended outside the Council Chamber— Limerick Chronicle ©/• i Wednesday. The New Polk— Tho Amcricnas. not ...