... observed the following :—Lord the Earl of Glengall, Mr. George Mr. Berlin, the Marquis of Mr. K. Grattan, M.P., the Hon. Lord Suirdale, Lorsbelements, Mr. John Ennir ereigb, Lord , Mr. dtwoae, Mr. Bowyers. At a quarter to twelve vaotion of Lord Castlemaine ...

... mustered up courage—and a few regiments of the line—to cut and come again.—l'ooquin. GRATTAN CIRATIFIED.—In the House of Commons the other evening, Mr. H. Grattan declared that the misgovernment of Ireland had been such, that all the ministers who had ...

... which It was unable to sustain. As evidence that there was a cheering hope that a beneficial change was taking place, Lord John referred to official reports from Ireland, which bore testimony to the fasts of a growing desire to cultivate the lend, of ...

... ports from Milford northwards throughout Cardigan My. During this week Mr. Rees was informed that a vessel, somewhat answering the description of the L'Hirondelle, had been seen beating about outside Cardigan bar. He was ultimately successful in coining ...

... and the other of £25,u17g. 2d., yearly. r For further particulars, auglication may be madec to ar. John o Flemitig, Aeconuaint, St. eineent Pilate; or John hlonteith, . Writer, 32 Exchange Square, who is possessed af the Tmletst Articles of Roupnt I t ...

... • f d ptisma regeucration, or e- the whole number of patients-buth iu the Itifir- dile Port cattle-dealer ; John Stark, Peter Buckley, and John by half-past one the fire had so completed the work of de- death on the seaffuhl last year.-Limerick C'hroniele ...

... acknowledged by Sir. F. Adam ; The health of Lord John Russell and her Majesty's Ministers, which was acknowledged by his Lordship; The health of the Right Hon. the President of the India Board of Trade, Sir John Caen Hohhouse ; The health of the Marquis ...

... require to be alongside ONE Hoon before the time ot ie Sailing. - of Apply to James Harper, Sligo; John Lyon, Londoiderry; James ble, Caldwell, Port-Iush; John Rankin & Co., Greenock; andhere, to es; ' T. CAMEIRON & CO., Good I's 75 Jamnici Street. them ys; ...

... 26th day of May, 1846, sums amounting to £3,000 were paid fur altering and improving house at Exeter. lie begged to ask Lord John Russell whether any further sum has been advanced fur a similar purpose, if so, the date when advanced, and the amount, and ...

... all onderetanding. General Labitto of local Power.. . . had stated that he had directed the leteer, which he had ad- Mr. GRATTAN, in a very vehement and, d A cursive speech. dressed to M. Drouyn de Lhuys, to Lord Palmerston. Now., either ' Moved that ...

... Evening. I have rocked its cradle, I have followed its hearse, said the elder Grattan of Irish independence, in 1800. Fifty years later, teat night, the younger Grattan, now a stripling of some six and sixty, dug up the respected deceased and waked ...

... division, the motion negatived by 86 against 55. On the notion for the second reading of the Lord-Lieutenant (Ireland) Mr. GRATTAN moved that the bill be read a second time that day six months. Mr. Hamilton, Mr, O'Connell, Mr. Dunne, and Mr. Groggan, supported ...