... peasant’ll arm ?’ Gentlemen, it was Daniel O'Connerf —and it not his ardour and hia knowledge that taught how, in some measure, to ferade the blow which, the Association, was levelled tt oar dearest liberties? (Cheers,), new Association io formed,- and ...

... be so easily defeated. ‘They p | by the P by John Edward Reilly, Esq. ; seconded by for Consols at 88} for the Account ; and as there is a stronghuld in the highest House in the land, and took a most John C. Nugent, Esq. Id prove a B ull Account, it is ...

... feelings towards Mr. Grattan would have been mdre congenial, if he had not come forward formerly under the auspices of Mr. Plunkett: however attached he was to his own principles, disclaimed any personal animosity whatever to Mr. Grattan; with regard to Mr ...

... 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 ...

... Friend, per Rev, Tbos Magee - 2 John Charles Lyons, Esq - - 2 0 0 Thomas Thompson, Esq - - I 10 7 Erck, Stephen?s-green - 9 J C Brady, Esq - - I 9 Rev Thomas P - - 10 James Campbell, Esq - I 0 0 Henry Hamilton, Esq ?. - 10 0 John Johnston, Esq - - 10 Rev T ...

... and Synod of Ross ; the Bishop of St. David’s, from Fisguard, Pembrokeshire, and from several other places in Pembroke and Cardigan ; by the Bishop of Chester, from the (own of Congleton, Cheshire, and from the Dean and Clergy of Boroughbridge; by the Earl ...

... to Sir John Shelly and others to absent fur lire next fortnight or month were withdrawn. obtaining leave. Members avoid the consequences not obeying the call the House namely, being ordered into the custody of the Serjeant Arms, Ac. Sir John Newport ...

... question from Mr. Hump, Mr. Goulburn said, should only take votes account as to the branch relative to Educ«- tion in Ireland. Sir John Newport objected to these votes account. disliked any allusion to that measure before the votes were allowed. He particularly ...

... purpose of bringing home his two nieces, On his approach he was alarmed at the shrieks that proceeded from the wood. Heimr armed witha lartre stick, he rushed into a thicket whence the cries proceeded, and found his two little nieces lying upon * the ground ...

... much order •* if they had been only many hundreds. INSOLVENTS. CASES TO HEARD ON TO-MORROW AT THE TAILORS’ UALL, John Nolan, of Dublin, John Flinn, Newtown-Mount-Kennedy, painter. Samuel Gordon, Exchequer-street, Dublin, gent. Patrick Kearney, Co. Meath ...

... the bar, at the shrinking landlady ; hut the gaolers were prepared for such a movement, and grasping her ladyship round Iter arms, they bore her back to her cell with quickness and dexterity only to be accounted for the great practice she ha* given them ...

... economy on this subject and withdraw its bounty, it would a great aggravation of the misery the city of Dublin. (Hear.) Sir John Newport hoped that lion. Gentlemen would bear in mind that the whole of the taxes which had been remitted were diffused throughout ...