... Op€tlatiort fhuid arife, the rotintry, wild not e to aciatit of fuffering-: ttrpire..for nine or twelcie months liter. . Mr. - GRATTAN that the palfing offuch a Bill, though it fliould not be at . ted upon, was a grievance. He was fenfible .of the odium in ...

... allies had ventured not only to represent it as a mild beneficent government, but they had invited all the world to take up arms to maintain it. After a lung able speech, the marquis concluded by moving an address to his Majesty, tiraying he would be pleased ...

... at the same time, on the window of Murphy's house. LIMERICK, SEPT. 11.—A party of ten fellows, armed with pistols and muskets, entered the house of John Collopy, at Cameon, near Cunnigar. in the Liberties, on Thursday night, and beat a keeper, named ...

... alarm 11..4 , z0 each end of Niarket-lane,. which is alined entirely occupied by the of ire- e • land; both men - and, women, armed with bludgeons every defcription e fueli gs broom handles, broken chairs, pokers, tongs, (hovels, Sec. ran ea the eitiltarice ...