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... SPEECH OF A. O'CONNELL,; As the, reenwomsz' Tawern, -cFaay 'The question upon the petition, beingput, -Mr.. OTCONNALL rose, and was greeted. with thew warmest applause He qpoke td. the . tlowhig eleft.c- May I ask the Iivoitr of gentle. :iren to6 e seated. - I promiise tihenr tiat they shall ali hearn-mey andi ,much' fear that. I shall trespass Iso ]ongon~ their patienca as 'tb: iuird theft. ...

... REMS ND :SREDS'. H-RA'VE O mwetrees -for He ?? yeai: ?? ¶l am !orryf Its, it 'heigdisappinhntt t0 ~a-geat ?? Fntemieu; 4ut, *1 ?? SwediskTuriitp eedand 'Aazu- ?? Aeed. -14m ame of the very best of both. The for- mer' Us W. 'a Amd, Often .pour*.m taken; Wand-xeav6d. if a less quantity The ltr, 2s. 3d. a pound, -ifYen pauzind 2. 6d. if less. I warrant them both, Waving grown them myself from ...

... * '~ETO, OF WE;STMINSTEIC .Burdett of t 1st Mrch, 1825, when heopreseentehe Petition of tke Ogholcs of Ireland. . * . ?? MSi ech1825. AVz- Uot, Wd blressid a leter , 4 >intfl now, since the 3tb o Jiie, 1821, at hich tim4e yan u , Sin FrANIrs BuB- l 7DdTT (who owved 0his first being your Member to me more than to ahyother hbuman being), ha, just tbuzniost awkwatdly. got :out of the 'CREIB ...

... Swedish Turnip Seed and Man- gel Wurzle Seed. I have some of the very best of both. The for- mer is Is. 3d. a pound, if ten pounds are taken; and Is. Od. if aless quantity. The letter, 2s. O.da pound, if ten pounds: and 2s.,6d-. if less. I warrant them Both, having grown them jmyseli from picked and transplanted roots. Please to apply at No.--188, Fleet-street. The Swedish Turnip Seed is-of ...

... TO THE kFREEHOLAERSOF .IRELAlND8: -s. O1i ke 2r4 poiiitonfor ahhingfromn - ikem their riyt oj ony at Eechcons. ?? a The-t4king away of a vote is t taking-aay of a ?? which the- -SsubjAct hvs;'uot J lyqgainpj be op- e pretssiop of.fpower + but 9n4 'worst of. all opphessioo, the persecution. of ...

... A Boon, with this title, and with my second son, JOHN M. COBBETT, for the author, will speedily be published. He went to France in April. last,; went as far south as the city of Lirocas; staid there and, thereabouts until July.; came back to Paris to see an edition of-my French Grammar through the press; was there when thelate king died; rode on horse- baek through Burgundy, Alsace, and then ...

... I N.B. I agree wilh Mr. Lawless in all he says, except his praise of Sir FRANCIS BURDETT; and, I must leave to Mr. LwLEss -to ex- plain on what principle it is, that he praises the proposer of a mnea- sure, which he represents as a treason against the poor peasantry of Ireland. T so th;e Editor of tk Mrohling - Herald - ; Tavistock Hotel,-London, Maforch 13. -SIne,-I have read in an Irish ...

... l _oI(E P.NI I W Ait %~s~nm~o kaw uo }o 1 0 t&i out onk. I mv, in, my ?? &eo- awt ys:, shown. Iow -a- labouing Vmawy1y ^to~bis rLad~vaulge, keep a. cow;;t -nttberew- awko- .saasd of 'gentwemen,:ia'the,;oiut- akirltofw;ndw, and even- io4be .W c ife- wo o:mant a.lesson ,iup6this IsubjeetL MilkAissan artile~veryearlyindispeimable; andiqs.obe ofthosethings which must bebhad eery day-intheger. P ...

... SJIED . ^-et0kSmai Se~d andedy. -ge1,WUrzieSeed. .hav .eoenf theb:verybestiof both.e 'lT bi- iner cis It3dd axponuc if tein pounds are taken; and 1s.A£&Lf a less quantity. The latter, 2,. Rd. a pound, if ten poundi sa 2s. &. if less. I, ?? both, baing grown heid sysel ?? ?? from pickedand tnsplan roots. Please to apply at No. 1083 Fleet-street. The Swedish Turnip &cd is of precisely the same ...

... 'A A a- * k X, - . , a.;; t ~ T-na 4bdyst-speeek of Mlr. Re- * t~t)N, s fa a relat, to,- the -paper-moneye whih all of it ' tiat:is woth #tie te-osp- ae ' ;OlatAw JiFSSbfwfb :a 1~i ?? t o i . : - ,, : 1 . ..as relates t IJodmthan{ewahi .iag at; Sir FSiw~ia iUftB-T - i 5 of speroratio in tie ?? obaetratldin a~sf t th t . . wjit aa- . eU40jtUI .r , .s- - ,-7tS -leter - to Dr. Bn~natox oG- A be. ...

... Tzosg who have a mind to see how the Nirfrigates with bits of striped bunting at their mast- beads get on; those who have a mind to see what ships of the line, frigates, and so forth, Jonathan has prepared, and is prepaying, for us; those who have a mind to see an account of the Navy. Armi y Treasury, Imports, Exports, Na- vigation, Debt, axes, evenue, Expenditure, and all other such like ...