... the Tithe Composition Act with the Hev. Thomas Wallis when the Vestry unanimously appointed Mr John Barron, of Ballincurra, their commissioner; and Mr. John Fitxpatrick was named Mr. Wallis. # A* considerable reductions have been made in the Irish Militia ...

... of exact desci wi .& proper. sense ng duty, than they have ever been since the Cempsay’s for introduce further profession of arms. There is need, however, off The Report was well received by the assembly. y reclaim- 4 to obviate the inconveniencies ified ...

... Andrew Vance, Richard Williamson, Peter A. Leslie, Jam** M'Coll. Janie* Ferrrer, William P. Ltinell, James Gray, John Hone, P. Scanlan, John Todhunter, Thoma* Wilson, Jobs O'Brien. The Public are too well aware of the advantages resulting from Isscranck ...

... Mr. Verdon, of Grange, gans- | the left by Richard Sheil, Esq. agheemee | a there | Vice-President, in thi Dr | e absence of John Henry, were and eeveral ¢ Esq. of Ri ervice hes were delivered by Messre. Dawson, Shei U jas he | Ni‘Alister, &c. ‘At twelve ...

... Smith and M.s 1h, Mr.and Miss Jobnson, On the night of Friday last, a large party of men, armed y were in a irk Miss King, Mi ss J. King, Mr. Kyl ie, Mr. and fire-arms, some with bayonets, and some with loaded whips, we do not find that the Poor are worse ...

... What member' have , we Parliament who attend to our interest ? They are very few indeed. We have Mr. Jepl.soa, and uiow, J. Grattan, and Lambert of Galway, Carew of Wexford—ard the rest go regularly with the Minister. will this day establish a society which ...

... and splendid Equi which thron iy he effect was considerably eightened by gi ground—an costumes whsch were most numerous. Sir John B tary lub of the appoin' ted Judge of the course.—At a quarter bei teen horses started for the |, Esq rooms Garrison Stakes ...

... the baton with which he bad knocke senti- doors of the Cabinet, and cried out to his brother in arms- h rea- liberty to Ireland.” (Loud cheers. ) Sir JOHN BURKE, in giving the health of the Roman found deme- lic Hierarchy, alluded to their great exertion ...

... one ai m, and sod of tuif under the other, dropped in, and took bis place upou stone. A great boy, with a huge ! slate in his arms, Mood in the centre the apartment, making a I list of all thoje who were guilty of any indecorum in the absence , the Near ...

... Earl of Aberdeen do. • 216 * • *1 William Booth St. John’s Quebec . , Charlotte Kerr do. Helen do. *** £ ...

... Hill Daniel Ennismere E. J. Shcrley R. Handcock G. Lamb Henry \V. Fitzgerald Arrbdall James Daly Ihmeannon Tullamore J. Grattan H. Grattan W. A. French Thomas Knox Peter Vanhoningh J W. Maxwell. SIR,—I have to acknowledge the receipt your letter, together ...

... evidence of one Hon. Me:nber who had not . better the committee, au another who had declined to attend. He be- was a Mr. GRATTAN expressed his opinion that the object 0! stitution of the committee was to put aside the question of th of the duction of ...