... Defraud. —William. Grattan, a retired boot and shoe maker, residing at Tiverton, and Sydney Albrt Ellacott (son-in-law of Grattan), of Stonehouse, Devon, were again charged with conspiring together to defraud the creditors of John Grattan (nephew of the elder ...

... left town for Dover, -en route to tbe Continent. Cap- tain Doherty ban obtained tbe Queen's permission to assume tbe name and arms of Wateihouse, in addition to those 4>f Doherty. Incorporated Society for Promoting the •KNT, BUILDINO, AMI liKl-ATTUNO ...

... Liverpool, 21 ; sch ooner tironant, of Cimarron. 3; smack Vi hill, of Ran:agate, 2 ; steamer Irwell. of remained by schooner John Howard, if Goole, assisted to save vessel and brigantine Flora, of Swansea, 6 ; barque Bonet°, of Onion., 11: Calerooata fishing ...

... Mr. Hills, why the seals of Weymouth in Edward's time bore the arms of Castile and Leon, saying that it was because Edward married Eleanor of Spain, and as Weymouth always lore the Koyal arms of England, when he married those of Spain were ?? added. Speaking ...

... ItrniP lIROMBNADI CONCH:RM.—Signor CILIUM (11!• LW A ppestwato) Is the smog put So amid 1. —Tax HINT. Elf - 'AI EN ATM CONCERTS:Arm EDICA .4a in thi ressi pad Lamp al fasisiiim 11 , rbilan. • - - IIRO3IENADE (ONCERTS. — MTN this List App. Nit inn-) 1.111 ...

... drama of Irish affairs a century ago Mr. Fronde allows the humble virtue of common honesty to no more than two— Henry Grattan, and John Fitzgibbon successively Solicitor General, 1 Attorney General, Lord Chancellor, and Earl of 1 Clare. To these favoured ...

... the liberties of the English colony in Ireland. To say that Hi. nry Grattan 'won his country's independence ia an extrava- gance hardly excusable even to Irißh oratory. Henry Grattan never dre-mi. of any independent such ss that to which some of tlvse ...

... were in fair request, while Past Ijeive-U anil Soulh Condwrow were not, so Ann. The following arc the broken 1 quotation*: Cardigan Bay 10; (.hivei-ton Moor, 31 4; Uon Pedro, 3 31 ; Drake-walls, 21s. 235.; Kaet Caradon, 411 ; Bait Lovell, 88 29; Bclips ...

... fifty of his compositions havo been pub^ lished by Novello. Seizure of Arms at Manchester.— By Telegraph.)— Manchester, Thursday Night. — A !large seizure of su.po.ted Fenian arms was made in Manchester this afternoon, by Inspector Henderson, of the city ...

... Reg PE DAVID'S AND d talmanntal meeting of the Chnrvh Ddemee Amestime datreeessel David's and held at oaxtbia, on bir John lissadima, .Ird.v.nd the attesehiam of energy, sad Wilma was satishactimi. reuse report et Mr. D. Morgan, the serretary, It spriest ...

... Leeds, aged 83. Fl i LD— loth, at The Crescent Arms. Southampton-street, Cam- . 11, Benjamin Field, aged 3o, deeply regretted aud much respected. , ?? _ , : .—l6th, at his residence, Wavertree-road, Mr. John I-leet, istrar of the Court ■ d 66. llth, at ...

... of which bad been collected be . bis uncle, Mr. Witham Salt. . . The Dublin intended memorial to the late John B. Dillon—which, bke the Grattan monument, is • long time in making but swall progress.—lrihis boat:sr. On Monday evening neat a reading from ...