... (immense applause]. This was a noble experiment, and worthy a British King. It evinc- edi a knowledge of time natures of Irishmen, and a reliance on that Ad cheap defence of nations, a people's love; and so long As the Catholics of Ireland had life, ...

... at Cork, and Mr. O'Connell callcd a Meeting of the Citizens of (ublin together, in the open air, before the Six Acts, when Irishmen might deliberate at large, to frame a Petition to Parliament on Parliamentary Reform, which was carried by acclamation. ...

... Gentlemian alcknowhedged to D)octor Flood, that before lie camIn to the College, lIe hadi been ia member of the society of United Irishmen ; lie had become so on the satue day tait Lord Casdlereaghi was sworn in, and in his society ; he regretted that lie hlnd ...

... , aad, by a felicitous alliance in t his valuable Commaissioner of Educationt, we behold Pasigloss and Densieizie Sampson united [laughter].- To this Gentleman, a single Roman Catholic was yoked in the Commission. Mr. Blake is a very able, and I will ...