... and arbitrary proceedings onr colonies, which wondered had nut driven them to desperation. The house then divided upon Mr. Grattan’s amendment, when the numbers were—For the original tion, 200; for the amendment, 12; majority, 188. the motion of Mr. Stafford ...

... trial the approaching assiles. Their names am James Cleary and John Maher.—Afcaoy* «uar./iaa. Attempt Assassimatior.— Aboal ten o'clock on tile morning of the 14th inst., three men—one armed with a pistol and having his face concealed by handkerchief—and ...

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