... (hip, having found fecority to tranfport them(elves to America, viz: Charles Devia, John Service, Triarant Moore, John Caldwell, Hugh Boyd, James Wallace, (Holy Wood) John Quinn, Samuel Boiler, Alexander Clandime*, William Lowry, James Hamilton, William ...

... legiflate for Ireland, urged to the declaration by the energetic eloquence of Mr. Grattan, who was fupported in his patrin. tic exertions lw the poiverfol voice of Set,ooo own in arms. Previous to that period, the Britith-Parliament named the. power of binding ...

... Cnvelong, and upon an average t 6 Carte may be exported daily. This Salt from its Qu.lity is particularly adapted for the /Arm Trade. By Penn/toe of the hurl of &rent!. J. HODGSON, COLLICTOII. St. Curie, t tth 0 Ife. 4 tr, frtabras Matto, AMEETING of ...

... Mr. Grattan wbo bad beets retreat& Wicklow only that day, potted to the Houk of Comma and made a thong (peach in favour of the amendment. We obferve however that ete Minillry in that kingdom calculate upon a confider.ble Majority-1 101 lets than 7a —in ...

... Right Honorable Henry Lori Teynfism. john Dimly Efq. His Malatya Coma al Leghorn. Sir Paul Pechell Bart. In Ireland Sir Henry lelin Bart. Sir J. W de la Pole Bart. The Honorable George finch. At Coi fe Collie, Sir John Joann Bart. Major J E. Fake!. aged ...

... NAL, to Slits Agnes Allan. eldeß daughter of the late Mr. We'd Allan, of Wilton. Lime, Colonel Loihwi , k Grain, of the ?knot Arm• to Mrs. Widow of the late Lieut. Col. anoinnner. In Loudon in December L • wiser late of Calcutta. to Mt as r., is* aa e, • ...

... enfoing. The Chairauli, Deputy Chairman with John Robatts , Erg. were a p . pointed tree of Secrecy. The Hurtirable C. L. Oundas, has vacated his feat for borough of -on, in uriler to make room for Mr. Grattan, who coars into Parlia. merit to floport the ...

... j e ff er y Win Arthur Cooke. John Gienholuse, Edw. Burge., Low. Hugh Alex Bell, Hannibal Tacker. John I tucker, Nene, Coyle. ArrhiltrA Wore, John St George Ft on. iletchrr Xner Oldnall. Michael H. Win Cooke Damsreiq. John smith. Maurice Tweenia, James ...

... Dublin County—Hans H tmiltus, Frei:crick Jo'ni Falkner, and Luke hite. City—i-Lnry Grattan, John LA niche and Ro b ert Shaw. Dungarvan—Gorge Walpole. Waterford County—John C. Beresford, Ed. ward Lee, and R. r. Waterford City—Sir J ,hn Newport and Cornelier ...

... the real signatures bore to those which were affixed by the authority alluded to by the flight Honorehle Gentleman. Mr. Grattan replied that lie was not prepared to state the polio' tion, but that the number of tures affixed by order of the patties, ...

... scarcely see any object they could accomplish by sending troops and ahipt thither. —lf, too, they go there, they alit have Sir John Duckworth tdongaide thew, and ptrhars he would cut them out.—That the enemy are going against Nova Scotia. or Canada. we cannot ...

... which they suffered. rose at once to termsge them, or to die 11l armed, without plan, without Chiefs, they did not hesitate a moment to attack those veteran battalions, formidable by their arms, their sictories, and their uninn. The Patriots Bed not be, fighting ...