... Shore, David Hughes, and John Grattan, were tried for stealing and its contents (one Bank of England note for one pound, and three promissory notes), the properly of Thomas Moss. The two former were found guilty, and Grattan was acquitted. Previously ...

... Peel moved for leave to bring bill to consolidate the laws respecting juries.—After some discussion, leave was given. Mr. Grattan moved for returns of the names and religious professions certain individuals following particular offices in lieland, for ...

... Campbell caused their left wing to be suddenly attacked, when was completely beaten and dispersed, all its cannon, stores, arms, and standards falling into our hands. The Qurmcse Commander, however, Malm Bundoola, who seems to be man great military capacity ...

... six millions of people, but every name lh.il graced the anonls our country—by Windham, Pill, Rotnilly, Whitbread, Burke, Grattan, and a name greater than nil—by the illustrious Fox. The wisest men of present generation too, had proved (hemsel-yes the ...

... years of age. inquest was held his body Wednesday, before Benjamin Hooke, Coroner, and verdict of Accidental Death” recorded. Cardigan was last week visited by dreadful a hailstorm, that, every window exposed to the north was demolished; there was not enough ...

... lord John Kiihm-U, tluntingilon, 23dinst. hy freeholders the county, who have their determination give him support the contest of y ; ,nk Brown and Co. of* Ashburton, last great run tin* Naval Bank Fly mouth, which issues notes hejlow 5). hut arm* aatisficd ...

... jumped on the hinder part of the open chaise which was, and having got hold of .his right hand, held his arm up, and exclaimed, “There lads! the long arm tl*at reached the tyrants.’* Now tell the mountebank, to his confusion, that his hocus porus trick is ...

... story of Sir John Perrot, the mirror of Irish Viceroys, though more inlere-ling, comparatively unknown; and hears especially the history of the delegated govern, mem of Ireland, that rapid sketch it will not be to the purpose these pages. Sir John Pcrrol a ...

... satisfy his hon. friend, far he was ah'e, with rcrpect the intentions his Majesty's uiinislera. First, was their intention, to arm the execu, live in Ireland with sufficient power to suppress an association which had been productive evils notorious that he ...

... with a view taking the young birds. He had raised his arm, and pul his baud into the nest, when the female hovering over his head unperceived by him, pounced down upon him, fixed her talons in his arm, and her beak in his side. The sportsman, whom the slightest ...

... Co-partnership are I our hands this day of March, ISd JOHN ALEXA MAKK. ROBERT DANTE Witness, HENRY MIIXEU. PARTNERSHIP DISSOIA HEREBY G the Partnership lately suh>’u* 1 THOMAS DAVKY, .lOSKPH I) JOHN BIDWELL, Sack Mannfat Cord Spinners, carried under t ...

... course adopted by his opponents? (Hear.) He felt sorrow, nor expressed no regret, when he saw the glory due to Roroilly and to Grattan transferred to less glorious champions. (Hear.) That Noble Lord had made it no matter to taunt that Government had adopted ...