... moved the admission of Mr. John Henneker, poor guardian for the Custom-house Ward, Admitted. Dungarvan Bachelors’ Ball. —There was a splendid ball and supper given the bachelors in Dungarvan, on Monday evening, at the Devonshire Arms. The style in which it ...

... cause of Liberty all oeer the globe. The Maiquia Wellesley, and the fi lends of Ireland in u*n Lords The memory of Henry Grattan. , Ir. the hurry of our report of the dinner, omitted to Mate, among the distinguished individuals who attend'd, the Himes ...

... Kew, where 1 accident* may for a while impede the progress of I announce, with the greatest satisfaction, that Cork is they armed about hairpast one. Prince George of Cam,uf| . i-au-e of the people must finally prevail saved from what it is not tao strong ...

... bars.— Lipor/arl Paprr. Cakgo or New Oats from Irf.i.and the Osprey of Cardigan, John Jones, master, from Dundalk, which sailed from that port on the evening of the tJOtli, and arm Glasgow on the morning the instant, and made her voyage out and back m ...

... the occasion. The was caused the publication of article in the Spertimy Magazine. A ewe, the proper* of a poor peasant, named John Caulfield, Peak, near brought forth bi« lambs last week at a birth. lamb* are all living, but thu dam died immediately after ...

... then moved that the said individuals be taken into custody the Sergeant at-Arms.— Agreed to. . ! Petitionk-were presented from F. O’Malley, R. B. Clamp, lA. B. Cooke, ’and John Eddowes Sparrow, contrition, and praying discharge from Newgate Mr. Q’DWVER ...

... salute from ihc guns the heights. The Rev. John Corley, parish priest of Buniunaddc.n, county Mayo, has written to the Castlebar Telegraph conlradictine a sta cment made Tory provincial journal, that men were seen armed and going through kind military exercise ...

... population. . lof our constitution, and should then.foie Proposed by John Crown, Esq. ; seconded by John Carroll, Resolved—That the Independence of Ebq . ! the talents and virtue Grattan, 1 ij Resolved That after experience of thirty years, it is now ported ...

... Marquis of Sligo, and his amiable and pU»bel Marchioness, passed through Tuam Thursday last, their way West put House; and John B'own M P. for Mayo, passed through also, on his return from London. Our d, popular, and efferent town member, J Bodkin, arrived ...

... Irish appointments, under the present ministry, is that of John Doherty the chief justiceship. (Hear and John Doherty, tha successor of the great and highly-talented Plunkett ! —(heir, hu.tr,) —John Doherty, who is reported have shouted out in bis place in ...

... aliens blood, in religion, and in language. Lord JOHN RUSSELL (in reply to a question) said was not the intention of government present to propose any alteration in the tithe commutation act. Lord JOHN RUSSELL moved that the second reading of the Irish ...

... Francis vmurtney, Friday. The jury, which was locked up in the case of were, however, a quitted. . . , John indicted for attack with firearms on the John Proctor, Thomas Thompson, Alex. Tipping, dwelling-house Patrick Campbell, was discharged this Thomas ...