... impossible to impart it. (Great cheering.) In the English arms bill penalty whatever was inflicted for the possession of arms; in your arras bill, an Irishman can transported for seven rears for having arms in his possession. (Great cheering.) It said that thi* ...

... respectfully and affectionately vours, j„ |, records a (act curiously corroborative of Mr. Swan's- JAMES MORGAN,I .. , - views JOHN EDGAR, i rrTr T,rt ' 'Mr oasa Sir—l think the ulncrvatinos >n tlic Qavdre/r« l fir. the lei Ivs of Me S .vnii, lb U««t llnb' ...

... Ireland, CARDIGAN KLECTION. Mr. HAYTER, as chairman of the Cardigan election committee, reported the house that the committee had decided that Frys* Pryse, Esq , had been duly elected servo in the present parliament for the borough of Cardigan, and that ...

... alluded the subject, hut that Mr. John (I'Couiu-U had aMuded to it, and he, therefore, thought himself entitled to so, ami state his honest j conviction. (Cheers.) nmnniralion from Mr. O'CoiineU regretted that arming gentleman of noor- i nary talents ...

... Esu.; John Power, Esq.; Peter Pnrcct, Esq., and Ignatius Callaghan, Esq. Among those present we observed Richard I* Shell, M.P.; Sir Richard Nagle, Hart. M.P.: Grattan. Esq . M P. ; John Maher. M.P.: Morgan Connell, M P.; Dobbin, Eaq.: Sir John Kennedy ...

... ami nidiont neetlles* ilelar, the boniMl* of the ilisfoiteil anv arme ...

... ; Mieb. Aleara, of Fantunc; and Maher, for the attack Hogan, near Dawn, when John Hogan was severely injured from gun shot wound; Ryan, John Conway, Tho. mas Dxyer, and John Kennedy, of Bawn—the latter, res peel able farmer's sun, and the person who hronght ...

... M'Phanoa ordered the mare he valued much to saddled, end halt an hoar Edward Ray, with two bales of tobacco behind him, and armed to the teeth, sallied forth from flpokan, amid the plaudits the whole party, whose astonish, meat regarded less tbe pcrilonsness ...

... every day he rises! Didn't I tell that carried aff bodily the priest's turkey an' Biddy’s? John. —But yuo don’t mean t« say that lie tu«ked the birds under bis arm. and walked to tbe with them Co*.—Oh, never sin if didn't. Con, My* he, maybe would after ...

... Lealliein, daughter. 19, at Glebs, lbs lady of the Rev. Win. Arm strong, of son. HJLKKXUD, On llie ah, «t Coleraine Cliurch.br ‘lie Tier. Jem* Croft on, PurrliHse, Eeq.. Officer Excise, Mies Anne Grattan, only of the lute Franeis Oralian, E* ...

... had tried the one and did the other. (Hear, hear.) They were, therefore, doubly bound support tlieir Queen their hearts, and arms, too, if necessary. (Hear, hear, and cheers.) As to going again under the despotic yoke the Tories, it could not be; but wbnt ...

... understood. THE EARL CARDIGAN. The I«ord Chancellor communicated letter he had received from the chief judge of the central criminal court (.Mr. Justice Bosanquet,) In which slated that an indictmeul had been found against the Earl of Cardigan at the last October ...