... Moore and Mr. Shaw were de- elared duly elected. __ State of the poll at ita final close : Moore, 1852—Shaw, 1579—Grattan, 1014 Mr. Grattan means to petition against the return 0 Shaw, the Recorder. f Mr. COUNTY OF DUBLIN ELECTION. ’ This Election also ...

... Carlow BoroughLord Tullamore Clonmel BoroughEyre Coote Cork CityHon. John Boyle a, and Daniel Callaghan Cork CountyLord Boyle a, and the Hon. Mr. King ColeraineSir John Brydges Carrickfergus BoroughLord G, Hill a Clare CountyW. N. M‘Namara ...

... marines on the 29th, was followed, the next day, by the landing of the Prince, whose impatience to throw himself into the open arms of his country, made him spurn every notion of risk, and every reproach for rashness. He was received with inde- scribable ...

... NEWRY COMMERCIAL Literature. NEW PUBLICATIONS. Dr. Lardner’s Cabinet Cyclopedia, No. 10: The Nether- lands, by Mr. T. C. Grattan’s History of the Netherlands is one of the best volumes of this clever and useful work. It commences at the invasion of the ...

... patriotism.” [A letter was read from Mr. Caulfeild, excusing his absence on account of the delicate state of his health. ] Mr. JOHN BARNES and said—Mr. President and Gentlemen, I could have wished that some person better qua- lified than I am had been called ...

... Abbev-street, Dublin, on Monday, wader the de- signation of a “ Meeting of the inhalitants of St, Thomas's parish.” Mr. Grattan, on taking the Chair, said he did not come there for the purpose of the bat to maintain the rights of the people. | Mr. O'Connell ...

... of the House. The Sergeant-at- Arms having announced that cting to attend the eall of the House, Lord ALTHORP moved that the Hon. Member be od on pa®ment of his he was discharged accordingly. Union of Wicklow Mr. GRATTAN, in moving for a copy of the mentorial ...

... Cunningham, it is said, will oppose Mr. James Grattan and Mr. Howard. WATERFORD.—Mr. Moore, the Poet, is talked of as likely to start for this County. Ia the City, Mr. Christmas is canvassing in opposition to Sir John Newport KERRY.—Me, O'Connell has addressed ...

... The LORD JAMES WILSON, Commander, On SATURDAY, 6th August, at EIGHT o' Clock, Afternoon. THE ST. DAVID, JOHN PILE, Commander, On SATURDAY, 6th August, at EIGHT o Clock, Afternoon. Steamers Sail from WARRENPOINT for Liverrootevery WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY; ...

... Francis proposed Henry Grattan, Esq.— The nomination was seconded by James M‘Evoy, Esq., of Tubbertinan. The Hon. Mr. Bligh was then proposed by Sir Henry Merepytn, and seconded by R. O. Esq. of Jamestown. The announcement of Mr. Grattan’s name was received ...

... Catholics, were refused arms by the Commander, Captain and that that officer after- wards attended in The Hon. Member then weutioned several names of the individuals who were so re- fused. He had also understood that the arming of the Yeo- niinry was to ...

... therefore re- mained for the Government to render it as innoxious as pos- sible. With that view the Bill would provide that the arms of the several Yeomanry corps should be lodged in district de- pots, and not remain in the possession of the individual mem- ...