... distributed arms amongst the Orangemen. The Evening Post has again given authorised and most unqualified contradiction to those allegations, challenging the parties making them to adduce a particle of proof to sustain them. That journal says— arms, no ammunition ...

... every method in his power. The rent for the week was 30/. 3s. 3d. A letter signed L. Grattan informs the Morning Post that the reported resolve of Mr. James Grattan to sell his Irish estates, leave his native country for ever, and settle in Old Virginia ...

... confess it to be the salvation of Ireland, by a special grant of arms. Their ultimatum is thus described. They demanded, as a proof that government was sincere(?), a grant of arms; they would accept, they said, by way of instalment, a grant of five ...

... in his letter. Mr. O'Connor, Mr. Roche, Mr. Fag an, Mr. Grattan, Mr. Anstey, Sir H. Barron, and others, spoke against and strongly opposed the motion, a very few members advocating it. Lord John Russell admitted that the circumstances of Ireland were ...

... the navigation laws. A great variety of notices of motion were given, several of them relating to Ireland. Amongst others Sir John Pakington gave notice that he should ask leave to bring in a bill on the 13th inst. for the better prevention of bribery the ...

... election for the Cardiganshire districts, comprising the towns of Cardigan, Aberyswith, Adpar, and Lampeter terminated. The contest was a very severe one, the candidates being Mr. John Scandret Harford, of Blaize Castle, in the Conservative interest, ...

... consumed:— Began at Lasted h. m. h. m. Sir George Grey .. 0 Mr. John O'Connell 5 40 .. 1 40 Mr. Feargus O'Connor 7 20 .. 0 Mr. E. 13. Roche 7 55 .. 0 25 Mr. W. Fagan 20 .. 0 17 Mr. Grattan 8 37 .. 0 53 Mr. Anstey 9 30 .. 0 43 Mr. Bourke 10 13 .. 0 Sir ...

... and the 20th of June, 1819, and charged on the civil list, was published on Thursday. It includes a pension of 200/. to Mr. John Conde Adams, in consideration of his astronomical discoveries and scientific merits; one of 200/. to Mr. J. Sheridan Knowles ...

... set them the example which the motion proposed, and induced them to avoid as much as possible the necessity of an appeal to arms, and acknowledge that arbitration was a wise mode of settling disputes. Mr. contended that this was not the peculiar moment ...

... their annual feast. PUBLIC OFFICE, Monday, July 18. Before Thomas Badger (Chairman), Isaac Badger, and John Roberts, Esqrs. Breach of the Peace. John Gough and Benjamin Andrews were charged with having committed a breach of the peace, on Sunday last, by ...

... a Liberal of long standing.—The death of Mr. Pryse Pryse, at the age of 75, occasions a vacancy the representation of the Cardigan boroughs. Mr. William Williams, the late member for Coventry, is spoken of as a candidate on the Liberal interest. Mr. Pryse ...