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... after Parliament, for the se~ ylast twenty years, and you will find intolerance and des-'- Pt potism come upon us like an armed man, and the opportu- Lu nity of pacifying Ireland, and of saving 'Englan d, 'will de- re [af part from your grasp for ?? cheers) ...
... the refractory chiefs. It is said that Coloco- troni has submitted, and that, unless Odyseea's, there is no force now under arms against the Government. Varo- acehi is strongly suspected. A meeting of the Directors of the Levant Company was held to-day ...
... postponed his motion for the repeal ofthe foreign enlistment bill, from next Thursday until Thursday .week. Catholic Bill. Sir John Newport, in rising move the orciff of the day for recommitting the Catholic relief bill, begge for the information of the house ...
... should not press the _question at present . The _motion was _negatived without a _division . IRISH DIOCESAN SCHOOLS . . Sir _JOHN _NEWPORT . addressed the house for . the purpose of obtaining a . pledge that it would at an early period of the next _session ...
... Oil the mo ion of Sir John Newptirt, the Clerk of the w e House readt the orler ftr the attentdatsce of Benjiamin te Ricky, hs(i. the Clerk of the Crowni fur the city of al i- Dublin. t The SPrARER directed the Serjeanit at Arms to in h, nt quire if Mr ...
... would conceive they were contending for prize rather than seeking to convince. Any person who has ever heard the lamented Mr Grattan speak, will have a tolerable notion of French oratory. They are often however much more outre than was, contrary his method ...
... and that it commenceed drilling yesterday. e DurmiN, MAY ?? Grattan.-Yesterslay, d about five o'clock in the rifterneon, this venerable is patriot proceeded from Steplien's Green to Sir John IC Rogerson's quay, to go onl board the Waterloo Steam ;e Packet ...
... figure JPoRTiTUDE.--- How do you find yoursel?, Mrs Judy ( said a sui ge ...
... own account. ROBERT DEWAR. JOHN M'EWEN. PETER SINCLAIR, Witness- ALRXE BUCHANAN Witness. Ballaird, Feb. 6, 1826. NOTICE To the Creditors of the deceased JOHN BROOM, Mason in Glasgow. '114E Creditors of the said deceased JOHN BROOM d to meet within the ...
... will be pleased to take these oaths, repeating after me:— I, Daniel O’Connell—. Mr O’Connell, starting back, and raising one arm— Oaths 1 1 can take no oaths. sacred religion forbids it. The Clerk.—Then I cannot forward you to the Speaker : This is the ...
... carried the measure on such terms. He considered that much ight be tlone to ameliorate the present systetn of tythes. VVben the arm of putwer had put down the temporary dis- orders, he trusted the people 'ould httve a pledge that the condition in which they ...
... industry among all cl tsses; and creating corn Tort, would tend to give peace and happiness to thi.-» whole kingdom* Should Mr Grattan succeed, the blessings of unborn millions will at a future day, laud his name from ge>erati>n to generation. The following ...