... Ifr5 )l tItles's o trchester Co.Omlltee tilt, d11,a r . no',I h ]ec FI~t Itrert, tlarcteteatr, to wheicia anly communictalone arm r equested to be I ~~i'HE ELECTION for the ~~COUNTY of NORTH - J. AM~rIN.--TileFel-'nlsof Mr. ARtTWRtIlHT acud Sir CHAIOI,F ...

... among other freeholders and freemen who voted for Harty and Perrin, are r enrolled the names of Lord Killeen, the Grattans, r Sir John Byng, Lord George Lennox, Colonel White, a Sir Charles Morgan, Sir Arthur Clarke, Hamilton Rowan, s Bon. F. Ponsonby ...

... ; Lieut.-Coloitel John Thomas Fanite, of Balston Borough and Barton St. DdvIel, in the county of Somerset. Borough of Weymoutli and Melcombe Regis-Rticharid Weylaind, Esq. ; Mtasterton Ure, Esq1. ; Thomnas Fowell Buxtonl, Esq. John rld-onl, L~.sq. Borough ...

... attention to this CautIon Is requested. S HAKSPEARIANA.KING JOHN. NJ ~~~PAST AND PRESENT TIMES. Conslance: Go, hang a calf-akin on thaw, recceant limbs. Ho.e rilfferent the agzes of Wtillsam and John I Thle I~n h1teld Calf-akin as a term ot reproach;- New ...

... NsnIiursat Proift t aid trl-o ias cmnlttsted writlt IImpressmntest rI,,A rie din nte mlH,,d Eut attOv, IrL tire CountIes of Cardigans. linrid ar. Iblericloretii, C iH ibic Is- eI. tr-ectfuity adrir~s'se.4 to the Noblulity. Phil anthrespIst, and Ca- g pitl ...

... cattle is rendered totally incredible by the fact, that the large body of yeomanry and policecongregated cpon the occasion were armed and well prepared for battle, whilst the people were un- artned and defenseless. The following are the letters to which we ...

... t elt'it or ni ll er f'rattr tr',rrij hr tice, rraelrerl ararat~erecae,tr or rittineca, It gia,!u~rli'r, bat ictalitiif Ct- arm'.tceryi9ap ef, ti, rn ar ri ker t a-itt, iilie r iii eieti It n! r at Iloys .hl :i:gtr Pitnn. raltiecriur irr-tr~irr bleak winds ...

... corruptlor ists that inisiepresented them, a simple, honest, worthy ?? geitlenitn to express theirwants&z wishes [cheers]. Mr. John M'Cot miecl, Nvine-merchanit, was next proposed as a Memrber i-f the Union. Mr. FINN begged leave to as1 Mti. Dwyer, whether ...

... Members only attended-Messrs. Chapman, Ruthven, Daniel O'Connell, Maurice O'Connell, Black- ney, Wvse, and Henrv Grattan. MIr. James Grattan, being confined by serious illness, was unable to attend, and wrote a letter to that effect. No Peer was present ...

... a denial of 11 the rieht'' of the poor ho relief [heir J..Ilie then says that Mr. James Grattane lanss proposed itpitan-he dil fit)cu ?? thing. Mr. Jatries Grattan, who is a inaist homiest and excellent ritan,' and a most useful Meimber of Priatrilanelt ...

... The armed force Immediately entered, and most of the men who were In arms in - this place were arrested after a resistance, in which several were wounded. One of their chiefs was seized, who had hid himself in a chimney, where he was still armed with ...

... Wotrd (til' a'sshsr ?? Tirenssiarto, M.Sr. Lisltar (the author of GrAntyyo), Mr, Theodore Hook. Mr. Horoae Smirtt, Mir. Grattans. Srt. Hlallser. Ac. &,c. ~Ao Site ?? o ?? eheatsattil Untiquea coilersina to limited Sto Sit copies, iiine swho are ,te-icnits ...