... is a good deal in the Paris anti-English journals about this Greek affair. Some of them even pretend that whole cargoes of arms and ammunition, furnished by England and Russia for the use of the enemies of the Greek ministry, have been setxed. They pretend ...

... empirea. The cause this vast destruction is that terrible Irishman, that fire-eating Milesian, that very hot potato, Mr. H. Grattan. It is but a very few days ago that that awful person declared he had done with us for ever and ever ; and this declaration ...

... important step, ought equally prepared for all its consequences. And the true question he held be—and ho used the words of Grattan, in to settle once for all the just claims of Catholicism in Ireland, and to riconcile the Protestant feelings of Scotland ...

... might be stereotyped, with merely a slight reserve for change of names : — OnSuntiay night last an armed party often men broke into the house of i John Flanagan, at Shallee, and beat him in a most cruel , and savage manner, and endavoured to put him out ...

... M‘Laughiiii, j Alex. Dickey Co Alexander Finlay, John Patrick, John Martin & Co. ; Bells & Calvert, Grattan & Co. . M'm. Stevenson, William Gilbert, i James Andrews, Thomas Corbitt, 50 James Steen & Co. John Fisher & Co, W. & J. Campbell, 50 Jas, Robert ...