... diicuifiou, and will, in all probability, be brought forward during the prefcot Sefliou. It is thought that Sir John Newport or Mr. Grattan will have the honor of introducing this necelfaiy and effectual remedy for many of the misfortunes that afflict ...

... law', and ordered them j for execution on the Monday enfuiog, and their bodies be given for diffe&ion.—John Mara, for a burglary in the dwelling of John Fitzgerald, at AtlacOa, and dealing thereout a conliderable ium. —Sentence not pronounced. Saturday evening ...

... import and export of Cotton Goods between Great Britain and Ireland, duty free, was confirmed, and Dill ordered accordingly. Sir John Newport wilhed to know from the Chancellor of the Exchequer for Ireland, whether it was intended to bring in Bill to amend ...

... the trouhiLd it ate of the country, have been this week . pait at nigiit, to protect their arms, met number iraraudcisat the nctir Cahircotihili, mounted armed, 1 two each ; being challenged the patroje three different times, and not receiving any j reply ...

... thc'Migiliratcs of Limerick, in conleqoence of information received him, ‘virent ia fcarch of victualler; or pig: jobber, named John Gilligan, who having been; time previous, at Meflrs. Maunfella’ and Kennedy’s Bank, took the liberty of making free i with ...

... fervice except in the engagement with the renowned N-. Ifon. Tne creation of theprefent navy probably took its rife in the armed neutrality.) During the long period that elapfed from the reign of Chridiern that Chrillian the Danes do not appear to have ...

... from the Seledf Committee appointed to tiyand determine the merits of the Petition John Taylor, Benjamin Wills, Richard Darling, George Connor, Clinch, Paul Ham, John Tliomplbn, and David Pickering, the thereunder Electors of the City of Dublin, leverally ...