... expired. We find with regret, an account I he Moling* ban assizes received last week, that the mischievous societies of the United Irishmen are again at work, and endeavouring, administering oaths, seduce people from their attachment Government. Their 'pass ...

... course of the trial, and what is called a Constitution was produced, si- milar or rather somewhat lesembling that of *the United Irishmen in 1798. Person* who may wish to become Agents for the Sale of State Lottery Tickets and Shares* are re- quested to apyly ...

... same period. account of the We find w.th extreme reg«»• an , ocieti „ Monaghan Assizes, that the «h e »- U d tndca . of United Irishmen are again at *° r V uce , c vonnng, by administering 'JI*''1 *'' Their passham their attachment tol Gov-n-ent. _ word ...

... n Ul] the next Ses- ling thata temporary Bill, | Debtors, will be immed- it may be passed the Unngs last; s cable to a ba united as Ir eland waste had a right to make !a bishing an fiquisition could they say by tl lemporal be | Deheve the water to b nade ...

... again on the 12th just ! On cacti visit he succeeded in bringing up some more of the iron. It is a singular fact, that the united ages of the ten first Admirals on the list of our Naval Heroes,' amount to eight hundred and fourteen years. This shews that ...

... thought of nothing but to distinguish themselves fine speeches, and had been led astray by others, tfie remnant of the United Irishmen, who wished for a separation of the kingdom.—lie contended, that the Aggregate Meeting was high ollence against tiie law ...

... raise themselves notice, and to make speeches. Some of these speeches are most dangerous and unwarrantable, the work united Irishmen, labouring for a separation this country from England; others are made merely for the gratification vanity; the authors ...

... convention 500 persons, to act the capital, day after day, and month after mouth? Because there is rebel party, am) party united Irishmen at work, ami who now endeavour to effect artifice, what they could not force 17.98 1803. may have an object iu calling ...

... raise thcmsel.ves to notice, and to make speeches. Some of these speeches most dangerous and unwarruutalde, tbe work of United Irishmen, for a separation this country from England \ others are made merely, for the gratification of vanity ; authors not seeing ...

... themselves to notice, and to make speeches. Some of these speeches are most dangerous and unwarrantable; the work of United Irishmen, labouring for a separation of this country from England. Others arc mule merely for the gratification of vanity; the ...

... Members. Longevity. — ln oor obituary of this week we an- nounce the deaths of five persons in this neifchbou-- hood, whose united agei amount to 43(j years, averaging upwa ds of 97 each. The Hottentot female, who has been a subject of such great public ...

... boys and 400 girls under Mr. L's immediate tuition and that of his assistaats. in London, and way thousands throughout the United Kingdom. At the conclusion Mr. Lancaster expatiated upon the general principles of education ; took a of =is to thew a meal ...