... Admmi _) _DUNJ > AS Baid that _orders had been civen to Sir J . Ross tn go to Jones _and Sniitli ' s Sound in _quest of Sir John Franklin ; and copies of all the _documents relating to tlie expedition liad been communicated to tlie _Amerip-nn _Rnvpmmpnt ...

... created in town yesterday by the arrival of Mrs EIlice , L _. G . _Brown , B . H . Norval , Jolin Macdonald , John L . Grant , John Bryson , John Boss , —— Houndslow , David Norval , Dr _Surveyor , and another , whose name we did not learn , about whose ...

... to _. _arrest ; • the _.. _ordinary _consequences-of knowledge ! to foment . discord ! _to _. _perpetuate intolerance ! to arm one part of _. tile-community with daggers _-and f ' ury _- against _tliei other ! to _preserve to . us ; our _dew Protestant ...

... cavalry regiment in Ireland commanded by a noble lord _except the llth Hussars _, _commanded by the Earl of Cardigan ; and tbe affidavit of Lord Cardigan stated in the most absolute _manner , and with the greatest particularity of contradiction , _that no such ...

... _many parts _oflrrlanJ _. ( Hear , _ln-ar . ) Mr GRATTAN explained _that it was nol so much the amount of tho rate bo had spukcu of as the extent _to _which they were compelled to tax tlicmsclves _. Sir JOHN WALSH vindicated tlioso who . now called for immediate ...

... Protestantism a good trademnnopniy _llie law— _remonstrance ogainst it _disloyalty She would liave made the illustrious name of _Grattan l term of _reproach .. She drove the _immortal Abercrombli _'from our _shore—the bravest of _. the brave—because liii benevolent ...

... himslio quickly righted , when he found _himself in the bows of _the boat , clasping one of Mrs Thompson _' s children in his arms , and _only another man in the stem . _Ho _saw _the _ladies floating and _shrieking around him . The _little _girl said , ...

... Secretary , like fine gold , _gains in purity and _brightness by _every new _trial . The _handsome tribute _he paid to Fox , _and Grattan , and Plunkett , and Canning , as the _men who had real ) y _advanced _the Catholic _cause , and _the _disclaimer of any other ...

... Smith Wicklow _county , _Ralph Howard and J Grattan _Westmeaih county _. _Colonel _Rocltford _alulfll L Chap . man • • Waterford city _. Sir J _Newport . . Waterford county , Daniel O'Connell , ann Lord John _Beresford rf . . Wexford _borougli , W Wifiram ...

... which he _proposed its _continuance were _wideiytii . rerent from _those under _which Lord John Russell had proposed its enactment _. There were no parties _now in _arms _against the Crown in Ireland , but tlio secret _organisation which stimulated to tlie ...

... _priso-TSll—r _. _Kiino _next _police station . John lawless , E _® _gSgty toa _, elub in _Dublin , _was arrested on _{ _Sgmaiiwma committed to a prison . Francis _ffggngggf North Earl Street _, has also been _ar-M SteflIrs is G * i _, WA _. T . —3 fr S . J ...

... banners , _presented • splendid nppeannce . Colonel Gore Langton _and Air _Siandford were proposed by the reformer _* _. _Sir _John Treveylan _proposed James Adam _GordopEsq . • Thomas _Norili . niore was proposed _as a _reformer , and _was seconded _by Mr ...