... WATgL.-At the Belfast Manor Court, on Thursday last, a case Weas heard before Mr. John Hitchcock, seneschal, and a jury, in %M.ich aohn M'Grattan was plisitiff and John Jardine Gallen, of 99, Donegal-atreet, awas defendant. The action seas for loss and ...

... Murray, V. D. H. C. Eliwes, E. Lane, R. Allfrey, J. Gardiner, ?? Sutton, Briscoe, M.P., T. C. Grattan, A. Buckley, Harcourt, Bainbridge, J. Wardlaw, E. Grattan, S. S. Scriven, L. Phillips, H. Whitmore, M.P., B. Olivoira, Herbert, Horsfall, M.P., W. B. Stop- ...

... the Plover, amputation of right arm, invalided; sent home by packet. John Johns, A B., the Plover, loss of left eye, invalided; convalescent. William Padien, private, Royal Marines, the Plover, am- putation of right arm, invalided; sloughing, general health ...

... in the year 1538 John Braithwaite, Joseph Clinton Rebertsocn, John Whitehead, and J,,lece Evans established the Railway Tires newspaper, and it was agreed tbey should be equally in- terested ice the said paper. On June 16, 1838, John NVliite- tead and ...

... incongruous: imagery and of tasteles and puerile ornament. Yielding to Grattan in the passionate outpouring of uncon- trollable inspiration, Plunket's speeches were yet free from many of Grattan's faults. The former always aimed at seizing and bending the judgment; ...

... Lady Louisa Fortescue. to f Miss Fraser of Braelangwell, by Lady Anne Mackenzie. det Miss Grattan, by Mrs. Henry Grattan. Miss Mary Grattan, by Mrs. Henry Grattan. L Mrs. George Griffith, by Mrs. Macleod, of Macleod. trin Mrs. ,V. R. Grove, by the Countess ...

... Lord Edward Russell, Colonel Forrescue Graham (Royal Marines), Captain Charles Eden (Royal Navy), Major John Williameson Lovell, Captain William John Cavendish Clifford (Royal Navy), Captain Henry Shank Hillyar (Royal Navy), Colonel Noel Thomas Lake, Lient ...

... on Thurs- day :-Mjor Kirkby Robinson, Acomb; Alexander Watson, Well-street, Hackney ; John Dewheret Scurrah, Padiharn, Lancashire; William Lane Noott, Cardigan ; John Skinner, Kentish-town. The Vienna Press states that a waterspout of a destructive character ...

... commandant. He says. We have in reality no light cavalry officers in the Queen's service. He sneers at what he calls Lord Cardigan's late unhappy experiences in the Dnbrudscha. -He insists that officers of Lord Car. digan's school do not understand the ...

... CAMBRIDGE, FEB. 7. At a Congregation, holden this day, the undermentioned degrees were conferred-- M.A. C. H. S. Leicester, St. John's College. A. D. Nicolson, St. Peter's College. XV. Lyde, Qneen's College. S. C. Mason, Catharine Hall. H. H. 4Matchett, Emanuel ...

... that he took no notice of it till Sunday last, when his hand and arm commenced to swell and discolour to Ia most alarming extent, and, despite medical assistance, s mortification of the arm ensued, and the poor man expired in a great agony at about half-past ...

... ? 2,417 Henry Grattan ?? ?? ?? ?? ,. 624 The Du lin Ncws Letter contains the following;- DUNSIIAUGRLIN,; FRIDAY.-The utmost disorder that could exist without personal violence being used prevailed outside the court-house. Mr. Grattan's friends were ...