... related the discovery of arms in the houses persons resident in disturbed districts O’CONNELL called the attention of toe comloitfee to the hardship that would be imposed upon ineividnals who had enemies malicious enough to arms their houses, in the thatch ...

... iboard on THURSDAY the 28th .March, as she Sails first .fair wind after. The very fast-sailing Brig L.-11y9 O @F rivAF -Sxfkr~' JOHN GRAN J'9 i~mander. All Passengers for the ?? will require to he on '-oard on WEDNESDAY the d of April, as she Sails ;first ...

... was commenced in 1831, principally owing to the exertions of the Rev. C. W. Lyne, Perpetual ('urate, and the Church-wardens. John H. Jackson, and Joseph Clark. Esqrs. About 12 o’clock, his Grace, accompanied by his Register, George Scott, Esq., the Very ...

... Howells Life «t Se.k.rk, ; Memoirs Paul Jones, vols. 1-mo. —»■. Memoirs the Empress Josephine, 2 vo s. 1/ ls_los ; Lieutenant John Shipp’s Es. raord Memmrs, vols. . 10*—10*; Washington Irving’s Life Voj.«ges ot 4 vols, Bvo. 2t 2 Is. J MISCELLANEOUS UTEI#TURE ...

... H.. Burry Butler Hon. P.. Finn Wlllisin. Fit*, simon Grattan Henrv, La lor Patrick, Lynch A.. M'Lachlan |™ Marlin O’Brien C-. O’Connell Ilaniel. O’Connell Mmiico, O-Connell Chari.-., O’Connell John, O’Connell Morgan O ( minor Ft-rou-. A., William, Itnc-he ...

... various public bodies. In answering those let- ters be lad never acknowledged their receipt as coming from political unions. Sir JOHN TYRRELL had thoughts of moving that I there be placed on the table a return of his Majesty's Mi- !isters washo are members ...

... ot Selkirk, ss—2s 61; Memoirs of Paul Jones, 2 vols. 12.n0. l|v-8s; Memoirs of the Empress Josephine, 2 1/ Is—los Lieutenant John Shipp’s Extraordinary Memoirs, vo s. li. 10s —iOs; Washington li ving’s Li* and % oyages of Colambp I vols. Svo. '2l. —l/. ...

... that was lovely and amiable.-(A laugh.) He had been taxed to that amount upon his income, when a broken finger, a fractured arm, or his becoming blind, might have deprived him of its whole amouot.-(Hear.) He had paid £100 a year for that tax for several ...

... interests. He would observe to the body, that it was composed of per- sons most easily wrought upon by such persons as Air. John i Walsh. This could shown by the approbation bestowed upon the speech in question. He would say nothing more . of that body ...

... tbhe-clergy of the Esta blished Churchb_(Qh, oh!) Gcntlemen mighta ay ?? Oh, oh!1 but be would assure the Member for Meath (Mr. Grattan) that be was moaf maligned out of doors, even tban he. maligned the clergy. in the House, if he did -not oppress his tenants ...

... marcfied away with the seizure. After they had proceeded about a mile they were overtaken by the rioters, armed with hooks, scythes, and fire-arms , they again threatened to murder the police. Capt. T. seeingthe peri- lous situation he was in,; and not ...

... Motion to strike out the 147f/i Clause. Baldwin, Dr. H Fitzsimon, C Roche, W Barron, W. Fitzsimon, N Ronayne, Bellew, R. M. Grattan, H Rnthven, E S Bernard, Hon WS Jepbson, CD O Rutbven, E Browne, J D Lalor, Stawoli, Colonel Browne, Lynch, A H Sullivan, ...