... Bristol, passengers Scppings, Heamc, London, to load bricks for Jamaica Adamant, Rutland, London, to load bricks for Trinidad John, Pugh, Liverpool, general cargo Christian, Gillies, Glasgow, do. Thirteen Colliers with coals A Schooner and a Sloop pasted ...

... trigger would be drawn—not foot would be stirred —not a voice would be heard against her. Mr. Grattan said once, somewhat fantastically, that M a naked man was an armed post.” The Irish nation is the naked man. And yet that man cannot be beaten down all the ...

... G Egcrton, Nightingale, Sir M Uouverie, boo* Elliott, Lord, Nicboll, Sir John Curtis, Sir W Ellis, Thomas Omraauy, Sir Price, R Esteourt. T O’Neil, Hon John Montgomery, Fane, John Onslow, Serjeant Brogden, J Fane, V. Palk, Sir L Ross, C Fane, Hon Palmer ...

... PASSAGE, COUNTY CORK OAOL. ship stars. COVE, DEC. 16.—WIND W. ARRIVED. Jnarph flume, Ccrficid, Lirerpottl, gc«ie ...

... same extent to which it is now opened with Jersey and Ireland.—Certain exceptions, it is evident, most be made, such as fire arms and the staple commodities of our colonies, sugar, rum. See. Thera ought to be a free intercourse between our colonial possessions ...

... %f)t Kepoitcr, anti Comtnmiai Couticr. from the lips of Burke, not equal to the lofty bursts Grattan or of Plunkett, he yet possesses vigour of fanev, ami a cultivated and poetic mind. He draws profusely from those rich stores of mental wealth in the ...

... ? He has a number of tenants at will, not in Ireland, forJSvet; their names, to be sure are notO’Hriscoll otO’Shaughnessy— John Thom* son or William Mason can understand their landlord** argument, however, just well The landlord then addresses them aonmthing' ...