... Government. The name of the late Earl Fitzwilliam was linked with a thousand hallowed r-col- lections, and woul'l be revered hy Irishmen while their pulses throbbed with any generous emotion. (Great cheering.) The system of pacification, whicii that Nobl-- man ...

... cowardly e durst not carry into the field, should Her jety presume to call to her councils Statesmen in om a vat majority of the United Kingdom have boutded confidence, the indignation of every free- : knows no bounds. Arc Great Britain and Ireland ad in fetters ...

... —Limerick Chronicle. Tus Pessy Postace.. A letter not exceeding half an ounce in weight may now be sent from any part of the United Kingdom to any other part, for ONE PENNY, if paid when posted, or for TWO-FENCE if pai when delivered. It d » then, upon the ...

... occupied by ladies, arid presented a gay and ?? animatedl appearance. Aitfour eo'crk, the three doors, for the ye'low, feet bloc unit red tinker,, we-re threw-n open and there was a continuous such stream of guests fee upwards of half as hour. The scene was ...

... in that quarter to interpose te the guod understanding which it is interest uf Great Britain and the Unit preserve and muintain. TRADE WITH THE UNITED AND ENGLAND. Ma. Taorxet.y, the judicious, well-informed Member for Wolverhat was formerly engaged in ...

... whatever danger was to have been run (according to the information of informers) it was to have beeii participated in by Irishmen; and: not a single Irish inforiuer tl.erc either! So munh for Irihh honour ; and nlow to answer geuelally the assertion of ...

... another. They were retained in power because of tbeir squeezable properties; whereas the Conservatives were a compact ami united phalanx, kept together fixed principles of action. They knew the value of the gentleman who acted as leader tins great party; ...

... —II. Curiositiesuf Law Hooks—l 2. Doctor Cooke, the Synod of L’lsfer, and the National Hoard.—l 3. Callery of Illustrious Irishmen—No. XI. Part ll. 14. Charles O’Malley, the Irish Dragoon ; by Harry Lorre«|uer. —15. Trinity College ; the Celibiu’y Statute ...

... of the line. Smaller vessels. England 153 France Spain . 76 Russia United States.. 0 In 1840. Ships of the line. Smaller vessels. England 120 France Spain 3 Russia United States.. 1 We;;hiaid, to these details, particulars of ships now building; ...

... publishedin the United Kingdom is5lO; of these 125.arepublished in London, which pay more stamp duty than ali other papers together. PRIZE FIGss.-On Monday a prize fight came offl at Daluharnook Bridge, betwixt two new ly imported Irishmen, for £10 a side ...

... inauguration they would have proposed as a toast, Success to the Pope, and may he speedily rule over an entire people of United Irishmen ;■ they would have The glorious, pious, and immortal memory ofthe oppropriation clause—(Laugh- ter) — and the Sovereign's ...

... :—** Without reverting to statistical accu. racy (rather important nevertheless) I shall sup- pose the population of t h e United Kingdoms to be twenty-eight millions, half of which, I will sup- pose, arq males—v'z. 14.000.000.. Of this number, I shall ...