... Sir John Benbew John Graham, 'Sir James Paget, Lord W. Bodkin, W. H. Greene, Thomas Parker, John Boldero, H. G. Hallyburton, Lord Patten, J. W. Botfield, Beriah Hamilton, J. H. Pattison. Bouverie, Edward P. Hamilton, W. J. reel, Sir R. Bowes, John Hamer ...

... weeks since, all Burgh Quay was in an uproar at the bare idea of owning any allegiance to a foreign parliament. Mr. HENRY GRATTAN it was, we believe, who boasted that he hurried through London, on a return from his travels, without crossing its thresholds ...

... of Oi limy, for Taplow Court, near Maidenhead; the Earl and Countess of Gainsborough, on a continental tour; the Earl of Cardigan, from Portman-square, to inspect the Warwickshire Yeomanry Cavalry, at Warwick; Mr. and Mrs. G. Holland Ackers, for the Continent ...

... the late Mr. Grattan, end here he of 1 it tto give the people every reason to expect it. (Hear, would deny the assertion made by Lord Monteagle, that the lav hear.) A mexsure of coercion, therefore, passed in suc Insurrection Act and the Arms Actof 1807 ...

... Esmonde, Sir T Evans, Sir Ie Lacy Ewart, Wlliamn I Fielden, John Fitzgeriild, R.A. Fitzrov, Lord C. Fitzlilinam, G. IV. Fleetwood, Sfr P. Forster, latthow I Gore, Robert Granger, T. C. Grattan, Henry Hall, Sir Benjamin lhatton, Captain V. Hlawes, B. Ilay ...

... be Deputy Lieutenant ; William Cartwright, Esq., to be Deputy Lieutenant; Ratnald Knightley, Esq., to be Deputy Lieutenant ; John Michael Severne, Esq., to be Deputy Lieutenant ; Richard Aubrey Cartwright, Esq., to be Deputy-Lieutenant ; William Esq., to ...

... weeks since, all Burgh Quay was in an uproar at the bare idea of owning any allegiance to a foreign parliament. Mr. HENRY GRATTAN it was, we believe, who boasted that he hurried through London, on a return from his travels, without crossing its thresholds ...

... Wednesday 'night, the materials of which were executed by the Misses Williams, Mr. Allen, and Mr. John Parry, with others of lesser fame. Allen and John Parry appropriated all the encores. The rooms were respectably filled. ROYAL ORTHOPCEDIC HOSPITAL ...

... took the chief place in the discussion. The Earl of Wwrox confessed himself unshaken in the creed of Protection. The Earl of CARDIGAN considered his honour bound up In the cause. The Earl of WINCHILBEA viewed with an alarm sufficiently justified, we admit ...

... and HPEECIIEI4 the Right Hon. 'HENRY GRATTAN. Valliant already published in the Serie., price hi each .- 1. nets Lin:. TIMES, and SPEECHES of DANIEL O'CONNELL. . M P. 2. The LIVE and Bk:.II'TIES of the Right lion. JOHN P . Ctn. 3 SELECTIONS of IRISH NATIONAL ...

... had he recourse to the use of fire-arms—and he mos* sincerely believed he was more safe in presenting himselt thus before one, or ten thousand men, than if he had invited them to attend by the fact of his being armed to defend himself. He (Mr. Thompson) ...

... mcnster Monopoly of the day? Their doom, where not already pronounced, may be read in the speeches of Sir Robert Peel, and Lord John Russell,—the Minister, and the Minister to be, should any change in the existing Government occur,—men bred in different Schools ...