... to un box i which were a cat and kittens, with teke one of them out for the? amusement of a child twelve mnotha old, in her arm, as she was stoaping. down the cat flew out in arage and tore outune of the eyes of the child with her clawa, cheek of the poor ...

... every asxistance in ap- prehending the two fellows at present in custody, whose names are John Holmes, and a man of the name of Brown. The entire of the fire-arms that these men had were secured by the country people in the pursuit.— Limerick icle. The ...

... and Dublin Heralds in their Ta- bards and Collars, Steward and Comptroller of the Household, Gentlemen Ushers, Uister King of Arms. in hig Collar and Badge, with his Sceptre, bearing, His Majesty's Letters Patent appointing, the Earl of Mulgrave Lord Li ...

... and shortly afterwards, being promoted to offee, as Ivish Secretary, we have him opposing My Grattan’s motion Committee on the Catholic claims ; aleo Sir John motion for a com- mittee on the state of education in Ireland, But it the new Secretary was hostile ...

... again utter @ sentence, or write a in favour of repeal, it will be the dat Of minivy re te & ili of pains aud against his ; Sir John case affords a usefull precdent. Let it aot be supposed that { wish a retrospective act to be pased. No ; let the repeal question ...

... proof of that policy being carried out when • the principle with regard to church properly was brought .forward Lord John Kiwtall ami Sir John in 18T1 (hitnj cheers.) From that moment all was forgiven, if not forgotten (.ministerial cheers, echoed the oppoilioii/ ...

... of this society held in the Corn —Heury Grattan Exq., M.P., in the Chair. The Chairman said he had, at the reqnest of the friends of the government, paired off, previous to his departure from London, with Lord John Scot, the brother of the Duke of Buceleuch ...

... Rooney, Esq., Dallymabon, forwarding the Signatures to tlie address obtained in that town. John Finneran, Esq., Lecarrow—Stating that the address (from St. John's) was now id progress of signature in that and adjoining part-lies. The writer observes, 1 ...

... association, and the leading public men of the Queen’s County still assert that Mr Grattan can bring into the field, if he plenses, & consi- derabls force. Vhe Mr James Grattan holds ie the reward of patriotism and talents almost unexampled in the histury ...

... Garrison News. Major-General Sir John, Buchan, K.C.B., has returned to this garrison’ from England, where he has been oa leave of absence ; we regret much that the gallant officer bas lately “met with a severe domestic affliction, be has resumad the command ...

... tect from Newport, lsle ot Wight ; Bast Guild- ford, and various other 8. M. J. GRATTAN agaiist tithes, and in favour of tue cosporativn Lill MAGISTRAC IRELAND. Mr MORGAN JOHN O'CONS ELBE present ed a petition from an individect iu Kerry, for retoravin ibe ...

... Tourin, hie seat in the county. John Power, Esq., M.i ., of Gurteen, is appoint- ed a deputy lieuteuant of the county Watertord. Mr James Power, M-P., has arrived in Dubin, having paired off, until 1Uth Aprit with Lord John Seott. The Queen of was hie] made ...