... said, lad asked him what had become of Henry Grattan ? IHe (Mr. O'Con- nell) was sorry to say, ile evas afraid that it was illisalthi which de- prived them of the services of the son of the immortal Grattan; but altheugh absent, his spirit, if not his ...

... advertisement, offering 600 stand of arms for sale. !rc He Nu rots to this editor of the paper, and he would read the ne a'nswver he had raceived. It was aj follow WS You need not be alarnmed at the sale o f firs-arms, though it is set- lee tainly unwise ...

... price of corn in the British mftcket was a mere speculative price; but at the end of that month accounts were received from Arme- rica that large quantities of corn would be brought to the American ports for exportation to this country. Ministers were ...

... Donald llunro Latheron Caithness 700 0 John Dougal Ardclach Nairn 3500 Kinetbmont, ) Leslie, Rin- Sir A. Hay * ...

... then proceeded to condemn Lord J. Russell for not assent- ing to his proposition for prohibiting the distillation, and to Lord John Manners' proposition for prohibiting the expor- tation, of grain. He argued that by the adoption of judi- cious measures government ...

... Cavalry, by his Grace the Bakeman ofnds :;Mr. Itich, 3!.P., en his,.rttItrmn as a Lord of rho Freasuy b t.Lord John Russell; thre Lrd Mayor, by Lord John Rrnsiel;l aor ~e General Sir H. TWheatley on being created a Baronot, by tb lck o nrNorfolk; Mr. Serjeant ...

... celebrated at Windsor on' ednesday with the usual rejoicings. The bells of hSt. CGeorge's Chapel and of the parish church of St.- John rang merry peals; at noon a royal salute was fired from the corpora- tion ordnance. A royal salute was also fired from the ...

... Trade, the Postmaster-General, the Lord Steward, the Lord Chamberlain, the Captain of the honourable corps of Gentlemen-at-Arms, the Captain of the Yeomen Guard, the Marquis of Loudonderry, Gold Stick in Waiting; the Treasurer of the Household, the Master ...

... Crwaid Tho&. Davidson N The Earl of Eg. A linton I J. 0. Fairlie S Sir C. arm Wittam Forbes,S Sir J. C. Fair- I .lie, Bart .. The Marquis of John Hamilton.. John Mackit Q. Jobnetone. Bit Hon. T.F. Mrs. Elen Keso Bighy Wao Alex.7Patrson ...

... parlia- mentary business. Nettled by these comments, Mr JOHN O'CONNELL attempted to say something in reply to the Evencng Posf, which however did not disavow the opinions so displeasing to Mr. JOHN O'CONNELL. Abont the same period, the D dUbi n University ...

... lsnrwledge and experience. Tl Esrl of CARDIGAN, although he reluctantly op- pose il hill ilevlvilri tire interests of the army, which was '1lplorted by thle DAke of Wellington, was persuaded, with iv ?? of titu arme , that this was a dangerous and rsisorv ...

... Honour, lHon. Vir. Forbes and Actii~je~A'Shen eri'e of Gentlemen-at-Arms were on dutyeerer he ommnd of their lieutenant, Sir H. Itobin- ~ is~js Cooe, NsInMjer Neville. Gentlemnen-at-Arms were en1 dty U tetrone room ; the other membsera of the crSseOithe ...