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... coal meter's situation. Mr. G. MOORE defended the corporation The petition wasread, Mr. O'CONNELL presented a petition from John Boyle, praying that the house would reform the law for taking the poll at elections for the city of Cork. le also presented ...

... 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 ...

... Crawford, Wm. Musaenden, Arthur N. D. Wm. Edmund Reilly, John Blackwood, John M‘Cance, John Echlm. Charles Douglas, W. N. Thompson, J H. Houston, Thomas Waring, Narcissus Henderson Black, John Law, and Arthur Reid, Esqrs N. C. While, Esq. High Sheriff ...

... Leinster, Mrs. Barron, Lady MayinessN Mrs. Henry Grattan, Lady Bynig, Mrs. Deane Grady, Lady F. Leveson Gower, Mrs. Henshy, Lady Miltown, Mrs. Hobson, Lady Killeen, Mrs. O'Brien, Lady Cloncurry, Mrs. John O'Brien, Lady Esmonde, Mrs. Scully, Countess Campag ...

... I)rithan So- named John Counsel, whose death was supposed to have been caused persons named Havden, who were, with MONDAY: their «ervanl-nnjiid, wre&ted, and from prccud Hayes’s, Dawsok-stieet, proiydtj tl.e sS.uuiday. A* ~e w was Mr. John Stephenson, apolil ...

... and pUyfuine«.s kid. to listen the gallery its glorious round-nmm, the antilhesee «f Grattan; the caustic wit Curran ; the oily ami glozing of rastlereagb ; the puns John Toler ; the wit of !lu*he; the blunders and the bulls the the Irish Olympus, Sir Boyle ...

... Uffic* the Roscommon Jgvhmal, CASITrEBAU ASSIZES. IMPORTANT CASK. and /itchotd Moi-rtr.tkt Rev John O'Rovrk*, Mr. the rhi:* of ; drclarktion Cited tfio the Ri-v. John O’Roikf was vicar the Temp!e-•uore, &n:I a cmlowit.viit predial •in! other tithes the union ...

... cart do more-it can put an end to all secret anrd illegal combinations of the peasantry, ani idiluiethemn to give up their arms. The Catholic clergy can co operate to effect these tobjects. It is sahi they made speeches to induce the people to act in ...

... 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 ...

... d modeitg, thsolaglan as well ns a politician—deputes of Churches and creeds with as little hesitation as of Hrunswickeis, John Hull, and so forth; and concludes as absolutely, in the dogmas delivered from its pages, if the seal of infallibility were ...

... of Ireland, Lapp's Island, Cork, j Ajiril 13, TO SAIIi THE lorn APRII., FOR ST. JOHNS NEW BRUNSWICK. Fine Ship, PiUNCK LEE 500 Tons. This beautiful just X froin St. John’s, after an uncommonly quick passaji / of 18 She will well supplied w.th ’ • and ...