... alarm. The commercial classes have been so much harassed of late that they are beginning to entertain the opinion that an armed peace, with all the alarms of war, is more injurious than war itself. The aemi-official journal of Madrid announces that Mexico ...

... manoeuvres by which the advent of Conservative power has been made distasteful her. Mr. Grattan’s late display in Parliament is thus noticed the Times : “Mr. Henry Grattan—no offence to his private virtue*— appear* to political blusterer of the very first ...

... with Lord John s more intimate supporters?” What if Lord John do take lime consider the course after he shall have heard Mr. Disraeli's great scheme? The Derby government is r.t least promised part session undisturbed. It is true that Lord John s plan is ...

... course. The death of the Right Hon. James Grattan took place suddenly on Tuesday week, at his residence, Tinnebinch, county Wicklow. The right honourable gentleman was the eldest son of the late Right Hon. Henry Grattan, and represented the county of Wicklow ...

... surrounded by several hundreds, whom they describe as all dressed in women’s attire, with their faces blackened, and armed with staves and fire, arms. Their leader came to them, and entered into conversation, relating the grievances of Rebecca and her children; ...

... her went down ! Those who got ut the rock were —Mr. Hailey, the captain ; George Rose, mate; Win. Hancock, seaman; John Price, ditto; John Champion, ditto ('buries G ...

... authorities of which, in concert with enemies abroad, had stirred up the people under their control, to attempt, by force of arms, the extirpation of their Protestant neighbours, the Reformers character has been misunderstood, as if he had been stormy ...

... done the sumo ; but, in spite of O Connell, Smith O'Brien, Grattan, and the whole host of Irish patriot leaders, the alternative presented to England was repeal separation. (Cheers.) Mr. Grattan, M.P . followed, after which Mr. O'Counell, M P., rose and ...

... Association, were given by the Rev. Win. Church, Belfast, to a large audience in the Sabbath School-house, Letterkeuny. The Rev. John Kinnear occupied the chair, and briefly introduced Mr. Church, who, fur two hours, gave readings most instructive and entertaining ...

... that duty. The following transfars of officers have been ordered by Sir Henry John Brownrigg, C.8., Inspsetor-General, to take effect from the Ist proi., viz.2d Snb-Inspeetor John Colelougb Browne to transferred from Carriek on-Snir to the district of LetMrkenny ...

... who would have voted against Lord John Russell's own bill, just as they voted against Mr. Walpole’s; and to these must be added a portion of the rank and file of the late Ministry, obedient for the last time to I.ord John's commands, though deeply irritated ...

... however, contrired to tiestroy himself in the course of the and accomplished tiic act by taking a piece of tajie from his left arm, which had been hied a day or two previously, and strangling himself. There was another man in the same cell at the time, but ...