... THE CONSTITUTION; OR. CORK ADVERTISER Mr. H. GRATTAN conceived sbouU be neglecting hi. duly if did not protet .s.ln.t the ra *’“ ‘;-. lion, Ennis, he eoncciteil. n,u ' , Myinp, that those low. which lo nr, Ireh.ml, might be made to apply w the whole. ...

... bad te.a made » oppme the too tien With which ehoold conclude, mo»ed for leave bring the Bill for the repeal the —See Mr. JOHN SMITH eeconded the tOetion, and mid tho public were uneequninted With the extent the Ae The Teet Aot applied all permn. ...

... produce tbe desired effect, instead of committing now any,observations lo principle or the details of the measure. Mr. M. GRATTAN’ conceived should neglecting hii duty If he did net protest against the measure. *1 Honourable Member lor Enins, conceived ...

... Chamber. Gentlemen at large. Aides-de-Camp, two and two. Gentlemen of the Bed Chamber. Athlone Pursuivant of Arms in his Tabard. Serjeant at Arms, bearing the Mace. Master of the Horse. Chaplains. The Marquis’s Private Secretary. Dublin Herald Cork Herald ...

... the grate. But Fortune’s pardon I must beg. She meant but to disarm, And when she lop’d the hero’s leg, She did not seek bis arm. And but indulged harmless whim Since could walk Kith one, She saw Luo legs were lost on him IT/io never meant to rcn. HOW SLEEP ...

... unbenificed curates in the several *Wiocwses of Ireland, their length of service and amount of salary respectively, : Lord John Russell rose to bring forward his motion on ‘the Corporation and Test Acts. On the last occasion this impertant subject was ...

... otherwise Moorestown, situate in the County « suant ! ; dare, lately in the possession of M. Mather, James M nto} John Heslip, Nicholas Walshe, John Cooke, and E Cormick, in the Pleadings in said Deeree mentio: Dated this 23d day of February, 1828 Com A. R ...

... prayer would listened to and concealed. Upon the motion Mr. GRATTAN, Baron divorce hill was read second time, and ordered to read third time the 2d March. the LATE BRUNSWICK THEATRE. Sir JOHN NEWPORT, observing the Risht Honourable Secretary of State in ...

... happen to be known.” Henry Reid, D. Sullivan, Tbomas Sullivan, John Sullivan, Evoremewt.—The curiosity of the inhabitants of C wasted John ‘Tracy, Verling, David Walsh, George Waters, John was last week eased “ Ay, there's the rub, Tit,” said Sir Rich ...

... Peter John Petit, vice Gordon, deceased ; Ensign David Rsa Smith, viceVVo'd, Ensign Charles John Geuldm, vice Rabant be Ensigns wilhoul pun-base—Wm. Glascock, Gent., vice Smith ; Thomas Sydenham Conway, Gent., vice Goulden. 26th do—l.ieot. John Camphell ...

... obliged every one taking in Corporations renounce the solemn league and covenant, and also the legality of in any case taking arms against the Government. During the discussion of this Bill there was a difference of opinion between the lx>rd« and Commons—the ...

... two o’clock in Ihe morning—hned 31. John M-Cartliy submitted to the charge, and was fined 51. The other three were acquitted. On the same day William Kelleher, John Sheehan, Timothy Murphy, Jeremiah Sheehan, und John Kennedy who had been convicted lately ...