... company, and that none of the most refined or select description—fond of late hours—a passionate adorer of the sex—a devoted sportsman, at least in cock and dogfighting, badger-drawing, and general gaming. Besides, 1 took to drinking very early—indeed 1 have ...

... Admiral Dupetit landed, and took possession amid all the pomp and circumstance supplied the resources of manof-war a guard of honour sixty men, a treaty, shouts of Vive Roi,” and a salute of twenty-one guns from ship.” The admiral established the most friendly ...

... events to the 24th of March. A considerable number of facts have in the course of the mouth transpired, all re> dounding to the honour of the army, and tending to enhance our estimation of the glorj of the victory. An illustration of the determination with ...

... gentleman, as a barrister, and, above all, as a judge (cheers)- the man who did the highest honour to the character of the Irish barrister-the man who did the highest honour to the character of the Irish judge-the man whose virtues and talents consanded so much ...

... spice of the sportsman (laughter). Ti-Chairman read communication from the Rev. *r Kelly, Killskyon, near Kells, enclosing 321. He that the letter should entered upon their minutes, ::t at the persons whose names were mentioned uld rolled. M( put and carried ...

... by Daniel O'Connell, e jun., entered the roomi about one o'clock, and was received with loud cheers. On the motion of the honourable member-- d WILLIAM MACUINNESS, Esq., was called to the chair. Y Mr. John O'Connell said his father bad arrived in town from ...

... The Chairman said he felt sincerely obliged for the honour conferred on him, in calling on him to preside at such a meeting as the present (hear, hear). IHe also thanked them I for the high honour they had conferred upon his country, and he hoped that ...

... yesterday, will be again resumed to.day. It is ab- solately indispensable that gentlemen who are, qua. lifted to be placed upon the roll shall be in attendance at the sitting of the court. No man can be delayed beyond a few minutes; no man should hesitate to discharge ...

... is it not just, inevitable, innate ? Why, is it not disgraceful to w ant it ? Why, is it not honourable to feel it ? Hate America !! I have loved and honoured America all ray life ; and in the Edinburgh Review, and at all opportunities which mv trumpery ...

... his crime, might, by possibility, offend the fastidious ear of the Cirand Master of the Orangemen of Ireland, in the muster roll of which many Presbyterian names an* Is* found. Hut tl»e Venerable Lacy have bn*i» honest fellow, fond of farming brivding ...

... of the rolls had much more power in his hands than the chief baron, and that too on points which should make it much more objectionable to give the appointment to a person possessing strong political or religious feelings ; the master of the rolls having ...

... accommodation which a respectable Family would desire, and commanding Scenery of the most varied and beautiful character. For a Sportsman it would be particularly eligible, and is ready for immediate occupation. The Out-oflices are very commodious, and New Stabling ...