... Charles styles, Charles Morgan, F. Macdonnell, John Newport, M.P. ; Messrs. J. D. Latonche, Gerald Pease, H. M. Mite, M.P., Thomas Lloyd, M.P., W. L. Napper, W. B. Grainger, N. P. Leader, N. Cuthbert, John Guthery, E. Corbally, Rich. M. O'Farrell, Thomas ...

... so devoutly wished by avery true Irishman, ultimately and soon. [The .Noble Lord sat d awn amidst ierneral cheertng.) Mr. JOHN DAVID) LAIFOUCIiE rose amtd loud citeerigst to second the Resnlosttons, aud spoke in substance as follows : ]tly Lord Dulae ...

... on the evening of Wednesday, the 31st of December. On the following day the Clovelly pilots dined together at . the King's Arms, in accordance with a custom which prevails in that little village. In the evening Stephenson sent two guineas to the pilots ...

... crape, as N., ou:i% ion, Auglemy, farewell, &c.; while other individuals expressed their regret by wearing crape on the arm. flawing arrived at the pier, the spot whence his Majesty took his departure, the cavalcade drew up ; the shouts of the immense ...

... Clevelly ors the evening of Wednesday, the 31st of December. On the following day the Clovelly pilots dined together at the King's Arms, in accordance with a custom which prevails in that little village. the evening Stephenson sent two guineas to the pilots, ...

... The allegation set up a case of conspiracy between Sir John Tyrell, and a housekeeper of the deceased, named Jane Bayles, who it was alleged held him under controul. It also alleged that Sir John Tyrell had knowingly omitted certain property left by the ...

... The allegation set up a case of conspiracy between Sir John Tyrell, and a hausekeeper of the deceased, named Jane Bayles, who it was alleged held him under controut. It also alleged that Sir John Tyrell had knowingly omitted certain property left by the ...

... glorious constitution, the basis of which is universal freedom. (Loud cheers.) Tne noble earl then read the resolution. Sir John Newport, Bart., then came forward, amid the enthusiastic cheers of the meeting. He commenced saying, that forty or fifty years ...

... recently come to light in London, under the designation of The Woman Husband.— A very fine osuft lien in my possession, says John Lancaster, our Correspondent, upwards of 20 years old, and which has laid eggs regularly for many years, changed her feathers ...

... proceedings, to give more (than a brief notice of this speech:— Mr. EDWARD BERWICK—My Duke and Gentlemen, —ln an answer Air. Grattan to an address of the Volunteers of Ireland, I find the sentiment, which appears me applicable to the subject i*at has collected ...

... of unarmed citizens, who were directed to join themselves to the brigade of marines, when arms would be delivered to them. This mere unwarranted invitation to arms and vengeance was sufficient to cause every one to go to the poets assigned. It was really ...

... Charles styles, Charles Morgan, F. Macdmmell, John Newport, M.P. ; . Messrs. J. D. Latouche, Gerald Pease, 11. M. Tuite, M.P., Thomas Lloyd, M.P.. W. L. Napper, W. B. Grainger, N. P. Leader, N. Cuthbert, John Guthery, E. Corbally, Rich. M. O'Farrell, Thomas ...