... horn gentleman were no. all ealeu of crown . He stated that he rose m his plactf , J s a situation.” and armed with the just authority which . h , armed? What then was his astonishment to find, l doW n as. the right hon. gentleman slated that he could not ...

... from Faro; Murrell, Cove, from St. Michael’s. BKAUMARts, March B.—The Charles, Oliver, from Dublin to London, stranded at Cardigan Bay. has been repaired at Pulbely, and sailed tbence for Swansea; the whole ot her cargo lias been returned to Dublin. Vessels ...

... your ™ the Catholics, vou cannot back. You have advanced ifiir allow you to recetle. You must goon.” fco Air. Can. arid Sir John Copley, master of the rolls ? “No,” uid “ won’t go on ; die Catholic religion is inspired with an wnbiiio'n which always aims ...

... emancipation so much Protestant emancipation, because the Protestants of Ireland would be far more iroportanUy benefited. Mr. H. GRATTAN adverted to the extreme poverty of many who had signed the petition now offered; it had been hawked about the country by the ...