... DUBLIN', JiS. *■ Mr. Henry Grattan, it would appear, >! been charged,” he says, » with neglecting to try, to give f j imperiously the occasion requisite, and your attendance advisable if be not setting in opposition .o Mr. John Con—pii there is no meaning ...

... inches long and three-quarters of Ellida, Pitea; Earl of Auckland Constantinople; John Monro, Court, it is about mcnesioug . deceased Callund»>org; Lion. Harlingen; John Bull, Hamburg; bmehe, inch m diameter). No blood tlowed, but I , Ostend: Annie, Wvburg; ...

... Chapel-street, Edward Wordley to John Cook. Plouffli, Rochester-row, to Elizabeth Cropp, widow and executrix Thomas Cropp, the late occupier. King Arms, Strullon-gronnd, Henry Robert Abraham to Elias Glover. Tnree Johns, Carteret-street, to Frances Wilhama ...

... the members are earnestly requested to meet there on the 23d inst. Mr. Grattan announces that, the first question will be the poor MR JOHN O’CONNELL AND THE STATE PRISONERS. Mr John O’Connell has addressed the following reply to te letter of the sl.te ...

... Enterprise. Caen; Carsar, Caen; Constance Augustine, Roueu; Ranger steamer. Amsterdam; Emma, Stnier, John’s Nakskow; Twilling Broderne, Aalborg; John Uhams, Riga- Olivia, Riga; Fortuneteller, Cronstadt; Sophia, Stockholm; Phoenix, Gette; Catherine Louise ...

... , in the 44th year of his age, Mr. John Wm. Perry, of the Arm of Messrs. Lane, brewers, City-road, after a short illness, learing a large family to lament their loss. On the 28th inst., at his house, Lord Hoed Arms, Greenwich, Mr. Isaac Stacey, aged 57 ...

... continuance of their distress, existed, which it would be their duty to watch, and as speedily as possible to remedy,” Mr. John O’Connell seconded the motion. Mr. Fagan wished to give every possible 1 in his power to the Lord-Lieutenant re j provided ...

... ruined man. Mr. GRATTAN.—Hear, hear. Sir W. SOMERVILLE.—Now what did the House think was the rate of taxation in Celbridge, tbs Union withw.ucn the Hon. Gentleman connected? The rate was id. m pound.— (Roirs of laughter.) Sir. GRATTAN (raising his eyes ...

... improved system of legislation. Mr. A. Stafford also opposed the grant. After some discussion, and in answer to Mr. Disraeli, Lord John Russell consented to postpone the further consideration of the subject until Friday next, and stated that he w as prepared ...

... and most prolific of French dramatic scribes. He has founded his plot upon the leading incidents in the remarkable career of John of Leyden, said to have been a publican in that town, and who rose from that station to be proclaimed and crowned Emperor of ...

... George Anson, Hon. Stuart Wortley, Hon. Mrs. Murray, Hon. John Fortescue, Hon. G. Pepys, Sir Jasper and Lady Atkinson, Sir Henry W ebb, Sir John and the Misses Burgoyne, Baron de Sterf.oerg, Sir John and Lady Hall, Sir William de Bathe, George Arraytage, ...

... well as the Orangemen, were earnestly desirous of obtaining arm*, but it does not appear that they obtained, even in one single inslancc,the object of their desire. Five hundred stand of arms were presented to the Orangemen of Dublin—not one stand was ...