... to them. The report ordered to be received on Friday. Irish Orangemen. Mr. GouLBURN postponed the Irish Yeomanry and Irish Arms Bill to the 6th of March. Mr. HuMme took that opportunity to declare that he should oppose the Irish Yeomanry Bill in every ...

... | vain ; that they had only kept that predominating party in power, which cfuimod not only power, but‘ ‘arms also, exclusively. To that party arms had been l ‘given, which never would be laid down but with their power; and indeed it was only last session ...

... witness the protracted misery of his family, but, melancholy to rela e, found the mother six children, with an infant in her arms, actually dead. From the Rev. D. J. Cutlinan, Parishes of Aughmnre and Knock, June 19. Tl«ere are 3000 applications for relief—the ...

... Townsend, Robert Harnett, Nicholas Kirby, Thomas Burke, Henry H. O’Brien, John Lewis, Thomas Wars, jus. Edward Morragh, Daniel Callaghan, John H. Allen, Daniel P. Leahy, and John Molony, Esqrfc The indictments, similar to those of Friday, with the exception ...

... t already given. 91.2) July 9. 112*. R. J, FOWLER, L HODGSON* fpo SOLD. and J. WARD, PUBLIC Vlointifft ; A ucfloN, by vir. JOHN HOLLYWOOD, !U e of Writ fieri Defendant. \feriai, in this Cause ■ ■■■ me directed), at the Home the Defe*» ...

... they are once mom I solicitous to partake of. J IDor * ' Self tut, April 2, 182J, Vestry held i„ the lris |, Ch Mondav last, John Gaussen, Esq. and ' Thompson, Esq Jenny, noun., Chnrcli-warclens tor the yenr. lt Ea«ter Monday displayed mire than in accustomed ...

... W. L. Ah. Benett, John Home, Joseph Rohiasca, Brighton Sir WE R Hotham, Lord tw* Blur, J. H. HrygMr, AWerm. J* Bai.t.e, John Harvey, Sir £. Birr. T- S Butierworth, J. Handler, H. KlcklW, Calcraft, John Hrbrr, Richard Carter, John .lervntee, (i. P. Smith ...

... measure to the Coni Bill, so much detested the of nation. 1 say lliat tlie protectmg duty ought rejiealed, which would enable John Bull get good Butter at per lb.— It' ihe Irish farmer cannot supply the English market cheap as the Dutch, hliosc fault is ...

... General. A duel wa» fought, near London, on Friday last, between Captain O’Grady, M. P. attended by the Hon, John Lowther; and James Grattan, Esq. M. P. attended by the Hon. Charles Haward Butler Clarke, when after an exchange of shots, the seconds interfered ...

... Hu. marter, on Sunday, Utb Dec. two o’clock afternoon. Dae. 3, Fakioa, Thompam, from New-York; WlUUni Booth, Aherdoon, St. John’o —Doe. 4, Fingai. Price, Glaagoer; Anfom, Jonee, Troon; Erin, M'Kibbin, Loo*»; Chieftain, Oweoa London Dee, 5, Sir Watfcin ...

... Kexweovy, of Temple. wreet, Esq. to Many, eldest daughter of John Chambers, of Cavendish-row, Esq. At George's Church, Dublin, on 21st inst. Ricuarp Coway Cuavsens, Esq. second son of John Chambers, Esq. of Lifiord, to Canoving, second daughter of the ...

... Commission, by SLOAN, CHARLEY, & SLOAN, Agents, OFFICE, DONEGALL-QUAY. In LIVERPOOL, apply to Mr. JOHN M‘CAMMON, 24, water-street. In DUBLIN, apply to Mr. JOHN STANLEY. 15, eden near PARIS PAPERS. These Papers are nearly filled with the debate in (heChamber ...