... Mackalee came and said Father Hugh wauled to see her where he was confession, in Foley’s; when John was bantering her there she in*isled getting the 10s. 6d. ; John Roonern asked the loan from Terence Foley until Saiu.day, when his mother gave the maney have ...

... where suuar yrowt f When the vaudeville of the Welsh Girl was played Liverpool, the bills announced that the music was by Mr. John Parry, the celebrated Welsh melhodist, instead of melodist! Rules for toe Eyes in China.— The Lc King, one of th classical ...

... England We have then but ove rallving point, one master effort fur the perfecting of Irish freedom, and that lies in the ef Grattan and the Volunteers, that no power shall make laws to govern the Irish people but the King, Lords, and Commons of Ireland. ...

... P. ; Berkeley B. Stafford, Esq. ; Matthew O’Reilly, Esq., J.P.; John Chester, Esq., J.P.; Richard De Verdon, Esq., J.P*; OwenM’Kane, Esq. ; Nicholas Markey, Esq. ; John Coleman, Esq.; John Carraher, Esq.; Thomas Coleman, Esq.; Michael Chester, Esq., High ...

... —language that would have disgraced Billings- but Billingsgate would not have used it. z into com. , gate, e bill were Mr. GRATTAN asked if he alluded to any hon. member? the 1; and Sir Sir R. BATESON did not conceive himself bound to answer | OP| in | ...

... still impends—are persons who, so far from appecring on the highway in armed bands, by day and night, continue to We believe shroud themselves in impenetrable darkness. that the armed bands to which the Address alludes were as- eemblayes of Roman Catholics ...

... never came before a Court. ees ce t was Bernard Kelly, Daniel Curry, Robert Curry, John Breeson, for the complaint had been completely contradicted ; John M‘Laugblin, John Duffy, James Carten, Robert Kelly, Geo. dent thet the J ng of a hand by Mr. Seymour ...

... Millar, Londonderry. Sir Robert Bateson, Bart., Mayor of Derry. John Wiggins, Esq., Muff. Carey M'Clelland. Esq. Rev. James Denham, Rev. Henry Wallace. Rev. William Knox. John G. Smyley, Esq. John Montgomery, Esq., Benvardin. William Marshall, Esq., Castleforward ...

... transport army the shores ot England. The Irish arm would then wanted, and they would have it in their power to dictate their own terms —namely, the restoration of the Irish legislature. (Cheers.) Mr. H. Grattan, M.P., having addressed the meeting,and some ...

... selves in d:fence of the govern- mert and the et, at the same time allows large of the people, notoriously sind to purchase arms, aiid more especially that peentiar species of weapon whieh‘could be used for no legitimate purpese, but only for the purposes ...

... usual weekly meeting of this Association, as we mentioned in our last, was held ov Munday, in the Conci. liation-Hall—Henry Grattan, Esq., M.P., in the chair.— The Chairman addressed the meeting at considetable length ; after which subscriptions were handed ...

... ¢ heap Presbyterian Congregation of Derry, Vice-Chairman ; John A. Smyth, | have made a hasty and not well-considered report, a1 James M‘Crea, William Macky, John Dysart, Patrick Gilmour, John | you to pause, and the government to stop you, un Kelso, David ...