... in this s.ate oF . John Black ay Promoveit. Brigade of Artillery, t0 join his Majesty, of the Guards so + te w v seduced, stand thus: our ad-| The élon. and Rev Phe Muu- regiments Actual Income for 1825 aoe wee £56.6638,9 As-em { John Ahern, and othe perinit ...

... amendment. stated, it would be a moet important boon to Irelund which wealth can be founded, a tax upon commodities operate Sir JOHN NEWPORT asked what was the Right Hon. loudly ealls for some alterations in the existing law. He wished d in stance, Cacsed ...

... Catholics now assembled, to that most of dissent would, in every part the House, be met by-excellent and valuable individual, Mr. John Smith, for the summary justice. Their Excellencies the Loan Lixctxsant j admirable speech which lie bed delivered whin presenting ...

... tovog ealeulated to make a country 6 that now bar ths batcher extricated himself trom bi, grasp, and} Clare, 116 20 oO see Grattan, J. rying on various manufactures. Shes we . 44 9 239 v LORD MAYOR inthe Ch ve tv frown eur mountatas into the s 4, were that ...

... had o! ail booksellers. FECTION. GENERAL EL REILLY, qT oe Diane and Aven 17, St. B deew.strcet, begs to in form Cancidates arm 2 ntsas will enable him to ¢ he bas made such arrangeme WORK with the utmo, all manner of ELECTION and dispatch, and cheaper ...

... presenting to Mr. ry evi the company in whieh Mr. O'Connell and his fellow- lerwise Catholic, (Catholics I call them after Grattan, and not 1 ” nor Romanists, nor Romar Catholics, as Dr. Mag Lys) — Charles Butler, and the royal servants call thers, thou ...

... Protestant Ascendancy-” e Ma- pointed to his own placard, which was opposi te, on whi sung printed, “ Grattan and Independence. Look, sa duty, lause) -- their Grattan, at this picture and at that,---(grert a if he did not owe his seat to a party. at the lower ...

... ground our bondage, should be the reason why we 61 be restored to freedoin. For the course of 1500 yea which seconded by Mr. John Kearney. no Mr. J.C. Buaby rose t+ the resolution : —No one, Protestant religion was not known in Ireland, and tion ¥ of ibis ...

... Ballinastue, Resolved—' ‘ies, We are: hat ia seeking for a resturation of our John Failon, Auyroury, Rev. Garrett Larkin, PP, Ross by the proud consciousness that Mabon, Beceb-bill, John Keily, Liskelly, Jas. Dillon, Caher- noth any house, Hug Kelly, Woodmount ...

... news vad for the insurance of shi new Company for the purpose of extending the whal re Tice was @| ared to Le thet) ried. Mr. John Macarthur, who has been so indefatig n L i} as ot beter cvs than would! bringiog forward improvements in aud 4 great change ...

... seconded by the Revere Soviets at whu, on Thursday, the 12th October! Yy oun. instant, aided and’ in seiting on an infuriate and armed | Tua! we are determined to seek for the | Polive apon the Cuthoties, touk part in the discussion tis ICH, thet Proceeding ...

... quest © the birth-place of some of was the school of an Alfred, greatest that ever adorned the British Senat the names of Grattan, of Burke, 1 need I mention Sheridan 7 Who, in our days, commands the Bri Are they not Army ? Who, leads the Senate ? thet ...