... IIISH JhO-IE RULE. t GRATTAN'S PARLIAMENT: ITS REFORPM BILL. The year 1783 closed amid dark omens of coming trouble. a On November 29th 'Mr Flood commenced the Parliamentary campaign in support of a reform in the representation of th 3 people-a topic ...

... Assistant-Mistress I adhering to her intention to leave. \ A TARDY PLEA, AND WHAT IT COST.-In I Auckland Coounty Court yesterday, John Arm. strong & Co. sued for 11 ll s id, a grocery account contracted by Thomas Peart the younger, whose wife now said the account ...

... slappeJ us on the back and kissed us, and shouted ' Hurrah rEI ' We felt queer at the Alma, said ?? who had left his right arm there, ' when we got the order to rise from the ground and advance. I'm sure rmy; comrades felt as I did. I could hardly charge ...

... of Dablin College and a Privy Couneillor, fought Doyle, a Master in Chancery (elder brother of the distinguished Sir John Doyle). John Philpot' Coran, Master of the Rolls (ISOG-iPI, fought Lord Buckinghamsbire, Chief Secretary, because his lordship would ...

... the end of tl:,0 ti dalgs. On his being proposed by Yr 'Gesrkt Forby, and upon Mr Grattan rising next to vo'c Pt' uope Sir Jonah'ts tally, lie was objeci~ted to, by his John Giffard as havin heen ?? of Lord Clsre's Committee. Grastan's speech -on this e ...

... was soon fol- t lowed by Sir Thomas Grattan Esmonde (Parnellite member for County Dublin). s This gentleman is the youngest in the House, being only twenty-three years old. As the great grandson of the great Grattan, and as a spieaker of much polish, though ...

... this lord, and aide-de-cam to General Forster, papist. John Hunter, a farmer at Cal- Ilyleo. in Neothumberleund, reputed very rich; he made his escape; John Clavering, a Pa piet, of Northumberland: 'John Clavering, brother to William Clavering, Loth Papists ...

... Court Judge for the circuit No. 31, as the oueeneaor of John Johnei, Req., who bae reeigoed the effioce on account of ill-health. Toe Circuit Oourri are held at 12 plaaeeesin the counties of Cardigan, Pembroke, Carmurthen, and Qlamorgan.-A child wae attacked ...

... NAVAL AND MILITARY INTELLIGENOE. The United Service Gazette states that the Earl of Cardigan will return to the Crimea to replace the Earl of E~ucau in command of the cavalry. The Duke of Cambridge, attended by Viscount Dun- kellin, visited, last week ...

... and original burlesque Go-Bang, from the Trafalgar Theatre, London, including Mr Harry v Grattan in his original character. The company, i cinder Mr Grattan's management, is a large and I talented one, and Adrian Ross and Dr. Osmond ti Carr's merry ...

... , diiea'vfitiner mnight hav~e cost' (ia ,former, his life. DficicdaV Mnrphiy, an Irish laboniberlyi, lifalwuHatltpool' and John Rlhoteon fanuhairly lkuots by'the. cog- noinen of Jack Hasty, a'ilso a labouieefa suds'a 'niative of Haitlepool, weie in ...

... of John White. hadir been fited £25 for shooting on Colonel OUCaiagbsnvff land. The O'Callaghans are Boycotted, and carry arms for self- o protection. Edmund Tracey and John Mulcaby have beon remanded a or a charge of firing at and wounding John DonoguhXe ...