... were entitled to.' He would assert: there was no Instance on re- tcom'd whiers, evren with respect to a country conquered by arms, and Ireland had not been, he contended, so conquered, i the conqueror 'had nmot tried to amalgamate the population with Its' ...

... forming a Brun. wick Club for that town; John Hassard, ot Basrhaboy in the chair. The meeting was severally addressed by the chairman, Alex. Saunderson, Esq. as r. Rev. J. Fox, Fra,. cis Ilassard, Esq. Rev. W. Grattan, and Alex. Hassard, Esq. Letters were ...

... OF rHE ARMS OF A CHILD.-MUCh sensation has been 4ately excited amongst the medical public in France by the trial of 'Dr. Helie, of Chenu, in the de- partment-de 1Orne, for alleged improper treatment of a case Lt of labour, In which both arms presented ...

... disposal dotthe Com mittee appointed for conducting the Clare election. The motion having been seconded. Mr. H. Grattan Currazi 4ose, and -in a:.Arm and de- termiired manner opposed the motion, and shewed that- it neverwas intended that any part of the od ...

... H. Grattan, also addressed the meeting. _ Suunders. - OUTRAGES On Saturday evenigl, uhoste 15 armed villains s-ur- rouinedled the dwdling-hoiise of William Sullivan, 'of Whit9- cisch-, ricer Caher; tn , of them entered the house, and bolke the arm of ...

... annual meeting of -Proprietors, oil Saturday last. At same time, Messrs. -George lMlitchel. Dr. Tenneunt, John. Dunvill, John Vance, Wi. Simms, aind John Charters, were chosen lanagers; and Mr. Robert James Tenneslt and Counsellor James Gib. son, were cbosen ...

... may be filled.' At 7 o'clo'k about 75 persons sat down to dinner at the Dswii}i;r' Arms Inin, Banbiidge. Wmi Nicholson, Esq. of DIe. cloney was called to the Chair, and John Brown, jui, Es of Donacloney, Croupier.-After the cloth was rss~j the following- ...

... £ X10.4ord Arthur Hift, £5- and .by C. Brush, Esq, froma Lord Castlereagh, t3 -aewyy Examiner.- The -Rev..John T. Paul has received from John Knox, Esq. of -Iushbrook, the sum of fiveasbillings, for the poor of the parish of A ughedoevey, being dufne ...

... the whole of the proceedings. Crty or DuBIrN.-Gross Poll, Monday, fifth ?? *IA415, Shaw 1219, Grattan 7ri-Tuesday, sixth day- i Moore 1697, Shaw 11i8, Grattan 874. COUNTY DUE&IN.-The electi n commenced on Tuesday. f rolonel Talbot, Colonel White, Lord ...

... n, Esqrs Clare Co-W. N. M'Namara, O'Gormoan Mahon,t Esqrs Clonmel Borough--Eyre Cuote, Esq. Coleraioe-Sir John Brydges. Cork City- Hon. John Boyle and Dan. O'Callaghan,t Esq Cork County- Lord Boyle anid the Hon. Mr. King. IDonegal County-General Hart ...

... forward in- eti ~r. Rait's arms, in which situation he was conveyed home to Rithinoyle. The villains fled across the field, leav- ing the tracks of their guns on the top of the ditch, and of their shoes along the field. Dr. Grattan of Edenderry, and Dr. Dennis ...

... . MEATH CO.-State of the poll on Friday-Lord Killeer 429-Sir M. So.merville 2°9-Ml. I. Grattan 197. CAVAN Co.-State of the poll on Friday-Mr. Maxwell 110-Mr. John Youig 99-Mr. R. [-T. Southwell 72. LEF~iraim Co-The candidates are Samuel White, Colonel ...