... sirc-t ■..•• on, it. noticed «f «he practices the tr_- ; ; 4 , ratinn . directed hy this art. but long •- nrrmrnt and its arm's anon the fears and hones or », n’l ro^idc the iv. town, titi t, ■ini heads of deim'tni.-i.ts-professtoual men. trade*. . o ...

... filth Earl, l<. married in Penelope Anne, second daughter of John George Cooke Esq., i:_.i va2S. ami bv whom he had issue ten chddien, the Sof whom. Lord Brudenelt. now Earl of Cardigan, was born 1797. and married Mrs. Johnstone nfte. her divorce in ...

... terror stricken Ministers. battalion r.f the militia was drawn up yesterday evening in the la Constitution, and remained under arms a'l night ; detachments of the other battalions W'le posted it. the prine paiparts of the capital, and the different guards ...

... disabilities were I, all bars for the established church would he j (Hear, hear.) Did not preamble of the hill introduced bv Mr. Grattan embodi the principle that lie c«t»hlivhed church of Ireland waste* he picmanenUy Dtained in its doctrines, and r.ghls, and ...

... NEW'S. Arrived, the Velox, of Cardigan, David Harris, mastei, .vith a cargo of iron and cDals, from Cardiff; also, the schooner Jane, of Carlisle, 11. Rome, master, with a icneral cargo, from Liverpool—both cargoes for Mr. John Donovan. is hereby given, that ...

... hinteeif itonoanced. in January.’! Cn-ost tup. mounino UEBM.n.y Arson tin- of the day is one the intended refireng’.-Tt Sir John t am Hobhouse from, the Board (.W.rou). such Ire the case, the hon. baronet wil, not be muck missed, for, since his appointment ...

... liberal Irish I’mtestants- all that ever gave him weight, or iufiueuc , respects rility, is gone, and gone for ever. ■ TO LORD JOHN RUSSELL. px Uermnuin Mart lim-prum iti'-ignem j hsrpticum ( Petniin Miirlyrem fiiTnanlinnin ...

... Fitzgibbon, Hon. Colonel ; Fitzsimon, N. ; French, F.j Grattan, James ; Macnamara, Major; Maher, John j Maxwell, Hon. 8.; Meyoell, t apt.; O’Brien, C.; O’Bnea, W.; O'Conor Don; Power, James; Power, John; Shiel, R. L,; Westenra. Hon. H. R.; Westenra, Hon ...

... Daniel M'Xevin. John Cu- the empire at large; and U V. I. Porter. Thomas Dixon (father the bar ;) their conduct Ireland to Uum^ S-rgeant urrv. M. P.; -lolm Martin, Peter Burrows’s J. cannot avoid saying that ref :■ ® j , lb „ ri l Doiai John Waller. U.H. ...

... bofcBEBPONOTKt) i Had they not resolute hearts—ay, and sinewy arms— 1 bursday last, the 3lst October, a notorious (cheers.) they don’t gi»e us justlcc. we will lake it m rocm^er Ribbon Society, named John Rice, spite of them. Ido not Wish to commit thi meeting ...