... with re- gret a fleet,' which will look at the services of our flcet, if ours is to' act, while there are 'the three Powers united by common principles and interests, full of the same hatreds, dreading both peace and war, 'iefusing one, and threaten- ing ...

... cudhnorfarly and impartially ad. anl ta inis~tered by a alaetstig in Dublin, the veryfo focos ofdiscr n at-prt than by the united lgs latureof the cnty Hcheaerdto the beneficial arl hat effcts of the Uini ctai.addcae that, though W the a Scotcbmanhhan ...

... again coinnenced, unit you may rely on it their being continued cii rn~ p art, as they have iinifornely cm been, with time singlte views ott nsoaingt to Hotlland amid Bef. p eiumnasneharate existence, onplm'imelinles oif'ii~ttul security unit iudeporidence ...

... them was extinguished in blood. 'Engishmen would never allow theniselves to he debased by euch a measure ; then why slhousl Irishmen ? le prvetrred ithe legislative union hbtsteen lnglsnd and ?? if lie found that it workel well. He tias only a i repeter ...

... were-, as lie I 'u.felt it omfiits lie, 'thbe' caldtand' 6idj'&ssl6ne'd dteirnminusa- 'oh lit ir5 ?? ifr'~i VA t ?? -of-Irishmen II ?? h 11'd viplysoughtCfor- redre's:014hr.ough ctatuiriessof I ng ~itiolirible wirong? 'Hews fitdl tthe. Union,-but le-ieiis-b ...

... talk of -the repeal of the in unios osilsepraton.But let sue ask vets, English- finnl mnas, wisul(ilyudsr to be assy lotiger' united wvitls m'e a siatioss of lvesnuld you not deire antI pray Esu for Be seer tinfo Iiearha esie shall be do- Wit1 pise and iissacsd ...

... alterations and mmpeovetnents as time and cirt. zumstances may require, is expedient and neceasary to the | interests of the United Kiigdom. Mr. J. Gralran seconded the motion. Hle saw the strong necessity of a well administered system of poor laws in Irelind ...

... SELFISHNESS OF TEE IRiaIi L^ l (From tihe Tim,,j UbohtS . . me-_ I|is impossible to wines Imas of Irishmen Of landed snspeit In te o ) IS hilOQ~n t DllV olilllrpOetyd Vileo h 11111all, Wlerieverthequcstion or ish p being persuaded that It IS to i P aos ...

... mint'` the PI intcess Lacilsa Cinttrlotte, is only tlitety-fetrr. Dton mar. ton actus ias a son ageod tilmecit. tocIt; sure Unite'r~sa/ ?? Newctctle'. So~ciety, f.rr Prom.-otring L rtner Uniieeiwrl Peace TIel tic ptshlicoert: al: i,5ao o '.to Rev. W~in ...

... Ii ldrolitheluir'tie Ili iiddteI ii rrcat degrce Itnanta 'A' ldicl1 I a pitCal question; it 'was ~~Qlg i ol be brought to unite c Ih tsdtwhic hide gelseral lite of poli- e'Ittit, h hlltaken~ place in purlisseist ~~ijNi' rcstothile trctth of this fact ...

... that the further conduct of b Russia will demand any warlike exertions on our pt t The demonstrations of France and England united have Is bad the desired effect of making that Power listen to ?? ier. t( Famine in Ragssia.-The Swabian Mercury gives the ...

... rthe hron. and learned member for IKilkerrny would except the rmarnfaLc- tilting districts from the ceusure of tlitreating Irishmen. Hae begged to say, tiru;win thle town hie 6eas conoiecttfl.wikh (3Manallteser,) ?? wn~rd treated as we'll a Ugih rInell ...