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... MR. HENRY GRATTAN. On Friday night last Mr. James Grattan bad the modesty to move the second reading a Bill to disqualify, from and after the passing of said Bill, all persons bolding the office of Recorder in Ireland from sitting in Parliament. It was ...
... SEARCH FOR ARMS. On Saturday last Sub-Inspector Kirkland, of the Glasson district, accompanied by large paity of police, searched the country, from Walderstown round by Drumrainy, along tho borders of the county Longford.until they reached Littleton late ...
... creditable to other parties. That letter was County, b y an armed party of three men, who reveal times the tome meson herself, and soon afterwanls cut the viens of sent by Mr. Bennett to Lord Cardigan, who replied that he . struck him ; one of them, a man ...
... p.ui. a lu-ifhcroliicor, st, John. \V hen within about seven miles j.i;neri ...
... taming fi oin Italy that Isamorioloto' was ogpteiod to at to-day. ENGLAND AN) ITALY. The Bowlin warresponuent of the says Lord John Russell, during his residenoe at Coburg, was daily occupied in sending of despatches to Berlin, sod St. Petersburg, and Plena ...
... per sutota aare. CROWN BUSINESS. Oa Mondsjr tbs following gnad jorjr whs sworn : Messrs. John Bolton, John Robinson, Alex. Clsrke, P. Keating, John Dillon, John Daly, J. Geogbegan, M. Hanly, Henry Savage, L. M uihoDand, Lake Watson, P. Keena, The eases ...
... moos. ' Mr. Canning was also defeated the same year majo.ity 129, and the Marqeess Wellesley bv majority o. 1* In Mr. Grattan, .-sir' John Cox Hippesle, an j [),, Duigenan, on separate motions. drew forth majorities against the Catholics of 48, and 42, and ...
... prisoner's hand-writing. John Collins, W'riting clerk, deposed, that there was part of the writing iu the baud writing of Mr. Grattan. John Fay deposed to the same effect. Mr. Berwick, Student of Gray’s Inn, a relative of Mr. Grattan, deposed to the forgery ...
... liarsey E Weans, Erg, read lettere of apology from the Earl el Grans's!, K Pi Major John H Lieutenant- Colonel Chas John Tottenham. D I.; Lieutenant-Colonel Alcock, D L; and John &monde, Eq. U P county Waterford. The said it WAS tirghly important to bin NOOl7 ...
... KLISALC.*John L Heard, Esq., re-elected withoca opposition, blr. Hamilton Geale not having demanded a poll. James Emerson Te g ionot returned without MEATH.--Mr. Corbally goes in unopposed, that the ambit Ilea altogether between Mr Grattan and Mr. Lucas ...
... majority freemen are voting for Moore and Shaw. * All the freeholders, with an occasional split for Moore, are plumping for Grattan. In fact nothing is bow wanting but a prompt attendance of voters finish the election to-morrow. George Moore will placed ...
... for consolidating the laws relative .o the importation aud of arms in Ireland, of which he had previously given notice. He meant to move, however, to revive for the year, the act to keeping arms, which had just expired, and next \ear bring forward the bill ...