... itself oft*he political seiisistenny of those Coutsties? In Antriss' ve ftiid the Whigs, tne Radicals the old United-men, the Emmai ipators, united in committee (with an. ultra of all those titles -as their Chlairman) in sup. port of two Torys-two Brtuns ...

... effects, as any-that has afflicted this: distracted country since the days of -tHearts of Steel,:i 1' White Boys, United- Irishmen,: or any secret society, ! whether meeting to alter the rate of wages or the laws of the land-a club, as well worthy ...

... calls them, headed by a man named Allaber, attacked with, guns, pistols, swords and other weapons, a company of workmen, united Irishmen, in their sbantees, engaged in excavating the canal. Several of the assailed were killed and some wounded. The cause of ...

... In fact, men of all parties and. politics, 6ompribing the wealth, talent, and industry of the kingdom, were all about to unite in one great; national undertaking. The London National Bank was not yet heard of ;-the Branch at Neagh wvas then-opened,.about ...

... appear to be derogatory to Irish- men, and really UNNATIONAL-'ti5 therefore, and upon the broad principle of the ability of Irishmen to direct their own Commercial and Agricultural pursuits in legitimate channels, that the Inhabitants of Belfast and of the ...

... given to each applicirit. JolffN IE. - A N, seCir'eatry. Be lfast, 25th Feb. 1836. (680 TRANSMISSIN OF, Wl6ioxE, V TO T T[E UNITED STATES AND BRITISH NORTH ANIEBICAN COLONIES. | p()il the convetici ce of Em inirits ?? othiers nvisrh- I rig to take with ...

... Illistrious Irishmen; No L B Bkeley, Part I.; No. IV. Boyle-Hibernian Nigts E.a rtainments ; 15th Night, Rosathel of Ross, concluded. Dublin, WM, CURRY, Jrim and CO. ; SJMPKIN, M ARSHALL, and CO. London; Sold by all Booksel. lers itl the United Kingdom. ...

... clause 12th]. TIle pr'ircilile Of throwinig open the Ilnstitution to the inhabitents, and dihl'nrig Shares widely, enabling Irishmen to share in the (hildends prodricod from their own ycnrly paymeiits-tlre Puucliple of fihrtg all the Age r -v tihre itereat ...

... wohterewith Christ hath made us free, IOU base dosute good service to what we, tailieve to be. a gao~l cause, ;titd have lail uniter ani obligation wvhich will noat be! spttilily iiotgiitteti, all Christian saicieties witichi, like our- sart, prescribe ito ...

... Alphabetic , Writing._11. The Miser of Padua; a tale.-llT. Attractions of Ireland; No. III. Society.-IV. Gallery of .lutstrious Irishmen; No. VII. Lord .Charl t~nt. Part 111 .-V Geology and Mineralogy conside with reterence to Natural Theology.-VI. La Rg a.VI ...

... WILLIAM CiITIRY, JTN. and Company; AAIES, Ij()LDSWOy( TI, LONDON; FRASER ond- o. Eneimimohors. Sold by all Bobksollors in the United :iflga'onl > - (9Q7 1rtricukng, sassd Li8ien Ornament. MAN JFACTORIY, No. 3, AmTauifUli-S7REET. WM. ILLER j ESPECTFULLY anioinces ...

... ROBERT WALSH, LL.D. & M.D. The DDublin Wjlveraity MY13gazine FoRs FERnUARY, PRxCE 2s. 6d., CONTAINS:-l. Gallery of Illustrious Irishmen- C No. XI.Swift-2. An Adventure of Hardross Fitzgerald, from the Purcell papers-3. Confessions of Harry Lorroquer-Conclusvion-4 ...