... uietv the his', uireliint reformed IwlUii.ot. vvlul will iw lie cry when this k slat suit io(l> speerii shall be read there ? John Rum-.-H ro«e -I wove that the words the honorable inner taken Mr. o‘C.mnell—lf Hex word* are declared .Speaker he out order ...

... effect, lie knew shell wm the opinion of the informed people nt the other side.m fnct the mnjoritj of Irishmen.— Mr. JAMCS GRATTAN deprecated the use of that foros'under any circumstances, He cha> rmctsrized the yeomanry useless and misehie* rows. lathe ...

... er the ehoec title, ha* been jut publiabed. It is *clection of the most important paHage* in the writings of the late Rev. John Waster, celebrated memory, and has prefixed to it portrait of tbs good old mao, and indefatigable aenrant of Gon. together ...

... dMhtnass Pontiff is **ry Itktly to depose so Arehhi* •bop •“« •be taprisonateni of Pia* IX. may au’yto yrsiuds la ths expulsion ol John of Tuam. Behold bow nasals the errors ol his political creed to vns amnia Tax tihks. Sis—lf hitor which appeared ia year iooresl ...

... Patt Mac Andrew, sen., Pott Mae Andrew, jun., Patt Colliding, Patt Cavish, Patt Bilhoe, Hubert Mae Andrew, Anthony Mae Andrew, John Anthony Barrett examined—l keep school under I the Presbyterian minister: every person lias leave take our books and read them ...

... them —but iba agitator* who are is plana Atm, not irto office, for I acorn it (ehcer*). but in«o power. Irish patriotism k Grattan boasted thai bad stood by cradle of I mil liberty, mid that afterwards had followed ila ; but b# mistaken. It net buried, ...

... their arms hy giving their names, and that in c.ise of any sudden emergency they would, had doubt, step forward again i' - detcooe of their eonntry and Inws. I was one of those who declined doing regular duty a soldier on pny, but took my arms, which ...

... and manager, one of bis Majesty’s Hon. Corps of Gentlemen at Arms, Coontt Boabds (Ibkland) ComuTtssr—Sir R. Musgrare, the Chancellor of Iks Exchequer. Lord Morpeth, Mr. o‘Brlsn, Mr. J. Grattan, Mr. Loyeh> Mr, Ooulburo, Sir R. Fergusos, Lord Egarton, the ...

... future eminence, Her natural taste was fostered and cuhiratadby’Mr saather, who waa ewH- singer: and ludfphwer. before she arm rigS ySsrs age. A highly successful decided the ohiecta hwfiiture pursuits. study of beoiaaft being, engrossing, eren a* that ...

... A»n«M«f B«W* UtcMi.Dnvi*. proprietor ottlie Hotelln ttjtby. November !4, la Skreen Cliuich, Ihtt county, by table the rif Arm»*b, Aitliar Bbooae tooper. E.q.. eIJcU eon of Attaar Brooke Utmar, «A Coqij«S HIU. •• Euxobetb, oldcet daughter of tfie Her ...

... Joy of Lord. We Methodist Mlaaioo commenced in the Waet ladfae la 17M. It now aa yean old, and nearly so.aaa uadar in Her. John Gukk.—Mr. Chairman, It if usual with young men when appearing for the first time the platform, to introduce themselves offering ...

... the llarl of Cardigan,and some of hi* Lordship's foxhound’s were aold yesterday TaitersaU’s. Mr and Madame Balfe't eonrert, in Lady Tankerville’s drawing-room, on Wednesday night, was a splendid affair. Tho tickets of odnissioa g»i-'sir* John Milley DoyU ...