... AT THE ItOTUxN'DA. Tlie long-intended Meeting of the friends of r.vil and religious liberty took (ilnce on Tuesday Rotunda. shall not detain the reader attempt to expatiate the numbers that attended, or their rank the Country, their wealth, influence ...

... But such embellishments ure idle stuff, say *twas night and that is quite enough. night then, Tom by one kind friend attended, That friend gallant captain the second, Waited, and often wished their waiting ended, The “tardy minutes while they reckon’d ...

... prevented him from being known except ale free Pre»9. I select friends, who were capable discovering and appreciating his worth. Hu remains removed to-rooirow morning fiom Britain-sired, where died, Catholic burial ground, near Golden-bridge. At the house ...

... d .i» saved fi«»m destruction a generous (.‘rttliolie peasant, who rushed forward the risk of his own to save the life one the conspirators against his liberty. soiled the furious animal the head, and General Sir Augustin Fiugerald was saved hit «..urstgo ...

... has received Copy of the minutes of the Drogheda Election Commijsirncrs, and he d : rccts the Select Commute, appointed House try the merits oi the petition against Mr. Ogle - Election, to assemble on the of February, take the proceedings the Commissioners ...

... petition would be insisted on, save lates to alleged personal disqualification ( Was there ever conduct like to this ? g, there ever any thing cruelly atrocious town, the Catholic Clergy? They are held Fitzgerald's friends to contempt and execration fore ...

... nation too; and I trust, with all advantages, make it great and happy. Loud cheers.) hen was in early youth, I had such prospects now open to the youth who hear me. 1 dare not look to such .dvaD.ages « are now within their reach, hut though now arrived ...

... whilst meditated deadly wound against the better life his unsuspecting friend. His demeanor was studiously discreet in public. In private he exercised tfre priviliges of an old friend, ife commenced his ;»track ouenching her feelings affection, by irritating ...

... Masters or '.sristants, you will propose to send some proper youths of your parish be instructed at the School .he Society in )üb!in. Should the Gentleman, who has written to yon, or his friends, agree to those most equitable conditions, (and don’t !;now ...

... could not save him from the scetfuld, and bis Tory principle*'drove ' Jrtine- the Second from the ihrone. These were the pruieli piss avowed Lord Lowther, and the advocacy of which ' bad. gr>ally to the horror of the Wllllamitea this oounj try, induced ...

... particularly to you. Fitzgerald talks being your friend—oh, wretched, wretched,hypocrisy. What £ your friend —the friend of the Catholics? Oh, let h'uu injure, but let j him not presume to insult you. The friend of the Catholics! ; Listen the next charge. ...

... hit foot into it.—Traveller. Last week, two youths were shooting birds •with small pistol, garden at the back Maguire-strcet, Liverpool, it accidentally went oft and lodged its contents in the body one the youths, who, are sorry to say, expired m of ...