... Bedford, (John Russell,) horn in 1766. The rise of the Bedford family is curious, though undeserving the attack Burke. Philip, Archduke of Austria, bound for Spain, was obliged to put in, from stress of weather, at Weymouth. was here attended by Mr. John Russell ...

... pledged himself that the issuing of arms to the Orange Yeomanry should be discontinued. Butlic had been informed,that on the lltli of July a new company had been formed, called the Ogle Blues, and had received arms from the Government. That company did ...

... Lower Province, armed and equipped, passed through this city the night before last, on their way to Navy Island. It is also rumoured that company of 300, from the same place, with a large amount of ammunition, and a great number of arms are now on their ...

... gentleman, a Mr. Randle Turner, a Barrister, that after this Proclamation Inul been issued, the Magistrates had walked arm and arm Orange procession at Enniskillen. The mischief had begun, and something must be done to remedy it The state of Ireland was ...

... Companion* in arm* ! have fulfilled our task with from childhood the future pastor imbibes a hatred of the people, if the holy cause of our country is muiuentaii.y deprived the aid all d the family of which lie is descended is enough to make the our arms, our ...

... county Fitzsimun, C, Dublin co French, F, Roscommon Grattan, James, Wicklow co Grattan, Henry, Meath Howard, R, Wicklow eo Jcphsoo.C D O, Mallow Lynch, A H, Galway Macnamara, W, Clare co Maher, John, Wexford co Rote Resolution. Martin. Thomas, Galway ...

... Duke of Bedford, Sir John alteratiun—that of the deans and chapters, and collegiate Mr. Tierney, Mr. Adam, the late Trish Chancellor churches, amounting in tie whole, according to the most recent ! Ponsonby, the late Henry Grattan, the present Chancellor ...

... elected member tor the county, and that neither the petition nor the opposition to it, was frivolous vexatious. TITHES. Mr. H. GRATTAN, in consequence of there having been no house for the last two nights, wished know from his Majesty’s .Ministers what they ...

... sea. She ran like an Atalanta ; but of what avail was that when a Phoebus was at her heels ? I elapsed Iter my arms, and a fine slippery armful site was; never mmy life had I colder beauty within roy embrace. . *• Or one more scaly, I should imagine ? ...

... {Mr. Davis Gilbert, Kir Win. Mr. J-u'ihod. Sir Mr. n, A. San turd, Mr. K Mr. Mr. ii-rti't, Lord »rd i. S Mr. Hop*.* IW : Mr. John Wood, i.'v.tl n'.l' rcagh Lord Belfast, 1. '■» Sir H. W. Bulkily, l'» »«• jirfc«*€nted Inlubitaut* of Duov tn, t,! rap. all ...

... gelling a lit,” appeared convulsed, and I assisted the coat sleeve off one arm, while his servant was at the other, he leant across a table and 1 held up, and took him in my arms into bed small room in this house ; did not speak afterwards I said Major ...

... the Rev. WUliim Hill, John Hastings litway. Esq.. Itonister Law. eldest son of the Mev. I Olway, Auugier-streel, Dublin, to Mary, daughter of Janies iliil, . I»ralg, this county. . rhurrh.'Duhlin. hy the Rev. B. W. Mathias, John D. Stricklantl. Esq., ...