... considerable (jnai.tUy of base copper coin, ot I'isb msuulacture, in circulation Lnjli Mr. John Elmore has Terror and Patron, two celebrated steenle causers, Lord Cardigan, at liigh figures, lie still retains Lottery, Jeny, and Weaver, ail excellent c aattion ...

... could nut undertake that the arms should be surrendered up, had previously promised; for the people having heard that the •Marquis of Anglesea was corning down amongst them, had come to a resolution not to give up tl.eir arms, until they saw something done ...

... the public should infer, that Lord Francis Egerton, the very pride and pink 01 the English aria ocracy. should eall upon his arm themselves, order that his par* may have more troops to spare carry oo a war in Ireland, that he should have these rural flavea ...

... was on Monday, at one o’clock, in the Conciliation Hall. Amongst the committeemen present wore, Mr. O Connell.VVl. P., Mr. John O’Cumiell, M. P. ; the Hon. Cecil Lawless, M. P. Mr. J. M. M‘f)onnell, M. P*, Mr. Steele, Mr. Costello, Mr. O’Dowrl, Mr. O’Hca ...

... ARRKY. Msin-tt., both skies, nod Wrst tide of Bridge-st. —Mr. John Killrgrew .. .. .. ..5 0 Mary tt., Peler-st., Gurdon-tt., George’t-Coart. and 'Ve«t-*ide of Roltoa-tt.—Messrs. T. Barrett and John O’Connell .. .. .. ..3 0 North Side the Irishman, the West ...

... three others, with the sword. The Riirht Hon. Isaac Corry, the Chancellor of the Excheipier, fought the Right lion. Henry Grattan, a Privy Councillor, and Leader of the Opposition. The Chancellor was hit. also fought two others. Baron the Exchequer, fought ...

... issue was ordered by the Court to try its validity. M'Donnel, and Waldron; Ecclet and Ruche, and M‘Can, r. Armilage. Mr. Grattan, was yesterday defeated in the King’s Bench, on an application for Criminal Information against Major Edgworlh and Mr. Montgomery ...

... (bought it necessary to make this oiiaervaiion, since impression httd gone atvroal that thty were well with arms. N »w, were totally destitute arms ; they were, in fact, without any means of defence what, ever, except wine old yeomanry musket*, which were ...

... deputation bare waited on Mr, Henry Grattan, and be has signified his intention to take lbs office at the groat oalioual meeting for the repeal of the Union, which Lord Cloucurry rejected, oud may Oud bless Grattan for it [cheers.) I will now mors that ...

... England cannot long be.or up even against the present slate of armed neutrality. Whet must be h»r condition to such a berrassmg expensive, and Fabian neutrality she may require those arms for foreign war ? Mark us. concession will then come prodigally— ...

... proceeded at some length to thank them fur the honor conferred on him. It U said (hat Government did not come forward support Sir John Hohhouse. We assert that was a Government candidate 'hroughent. He was accompanied on the hustings, the day nomination, the ...

... Thi» Mr. Iloclie. TfIK Vl* CM’ hv V J anil aiiiounting in ntim her to abcut *2PO meinbert. TIIK IST PATRIrK*9 CLUB. be»‘*ecl John Mitchel hihl K'Mlly. K»qr», Ctftne next, ami couaiateJ of about three humlreil memherr. several clubs carr.ft up. the imtneme ...