... departed from the chapel in the most orderly mne. ST. MICHAEL AND ST. JOHN'S. A very utimerotna and highly respectable Meeting of the Catholic Parishioners of Saint Michael and Saint John was held yesterday, in the Chapel-house, Lower Exchange-street, to ...

... be pleased to take these oaths, repeating after me: — ** I, Daniel O'Connell Mr. O'Connell, starting back, and raising one arm — Oaths ! I can take no oaths. My sacred religion for- bids it — The clerk. ��� Then I cannot forward you to the Speaker ; — ' ...

... r\ations from the Rev. Mr. the THE DINNER. At tisc o’clock, all the mtinbc-rs the Club sat down to excellent dinner, the Forbes Arms. J. M*CANN Emj., presided. The toast proposed was—The Mejesty of tl»c Feopl Mr, liennett, a gentleman, uas loudly called for ...

... rounded several soldiers in the with, and call, and (may be) Sir Henry Parnell, Sir John Newr i t r reanner. Having driven every most barbarous and want. Dawson, Henry Grattan, and half a dozen of tooned sentinels at different very soul below, they sta Reporthers ...

... be pleased to take these oaths, repeating after me :— I, Daniel O'Connell— Mr. O'Coenveee, start'ng back, and raising one arm— Oaths! I can take no oaths. My sacred religion forbids it— The Clerk—Then I cannot forward you to the Speaker; —this is the ...

... 1 silt. ,«ne who considered them, right to sit attempt to embrace them puny arms, and 1 in Parlia nent. Hoar, hear. J -mean within the will be to retain tbvm, for those arms ill be week gi>e an abstract of the law, and which nerved and strengthened hylha ...

... will be pleased to take these oaths, repeating after me I, Daniel O'Connell— Mr. O'Connell, starting back, and raising one arm— Oaths ! I can take no oaths. My sacred religion forbids it— The clerk.—Then I cannot forward you to the Speaker ;— this is ...

... and Alfred Paget, Admiral Sir C. Paget, Baron Tuyll, and a number of other persons of distinction. The Military presented arms as he passed, and the different bands struck up, God Save the King.” His Excellency was most ardently greeted by the populace ...

... were, bar of the House of Commons. The Ministry on i alarmed at the same time both at the power of the Asso and and at the arming of the Orangemen, mysteriously exh every itself ia Cabinet Councils and in the negociations b res 0 Mr. Peel and the Duke ...

... Clerk—lt is perfectly correct. Now, pleased take these oaths, repealing alter ms . I, ■ m? O'Cminfll, Itirtlni; lm ...

... tude in the streets, composed yeomanry and Orangemen. Our Premier has called those meetings farces; and if they he many of armed, -urging them to violence, abusing merely displays of those momentary ebullitions good feelthe nobleman, the possessor of the ...

... of tea, exploded on Monday in the Grand Canal and one of the crew was destroyed, with upwards of 5000 l worth of property. ~ John Huntera blind man was tried at the Old Baily yesterday, for forging an acceptance to a bill of exchange for 500 William Smith ...