... o.- vantage that the government could confer upon would gist to the occupying tanaou a stronger intcimt in tba lead. ' Sir JOHN NEWPORT did not cca why term should altered, manly to benefit holders of and collegiate lands. the boo. and learned gantlamau'i ...

... interest in the land he occupies, to the amount of 101. upwards per annum, shall be entitled to vote. Sir John Newport, with Messrs. Conrtell, Grattan, and O’Ferrall, expressed their pleasure the improvement.— Times. , THE WALKING GALLOWS. fFrom Pergonal ...

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... arise from the same aauic , . , ■ . f . cid® with propriety on such a weighty question.— (bis day at one o’clock, at tbe King's Arms. In consequence —* comparative stagnation of business. The cholera, ami judge w,th what intentions the cla.m ts brought of ...

... MseOunuell, Favorite, county Wicklow; R, Alfred Arms rung, Mecliffe, Tnurlcs, county Tippcriry; J Welland, DublinV T*yldrDartnell, Litnvrisk; John BUkeney, Roacbettown, Sline, county Meath ; Ctpt Thompson, Cavan; John Thompson, Ctvan ; Arc Edward Laslia, Oellaford ...

... obstacles he believes to altogether insurmountable, not taking his politic*! creed from the illustrious Grattan, with that plicitness avowed Sir John Keane, in bis address to the Waterford constituency: We ire too apt (says Grattsn) to eoneeiva pubtio enr ...

... wait upon Lord John Russell. Lord Althoip, and Mr. Stanley, lo suggest those improvements them. Sir John Nesepurt and myself were named the members of that deputation, and we kept them two three Hours in discussing inis subject. Lord John Russell pressed ...

... the Irish people. First, there was the arms bill, a measure which Sir George Muiray declared, all soldier is, to have been the most tyrannical proceeding that jet suggested under free government. Brand pur arms, in. deed !—(on the name Stanley these is ...

... ’aaylng. Hr. King would aupport Brltbb John 'Bag..'aeoondad tbo colnlnatioa. Dnlit* Hadgao Byro, Eoj, ink Hat moat anagiat, prop card Lori Barnard, wboaa (bmNy, the moat iaSuaMial, mnat nnacastngly raaidcai. John Smith Barry, E*q>, bis Inrdsbip’a oowtaatioo ...

... M'Cartfcy. Waterford, Robert, eldest son Jeremiah Haidum, E*q. At Sunday’s Well, Cork, Mr. Jumes Curtin. At Uarhampore, Lieutenant John M'Nainara, 491h Rrgt., eldest •on of the late J«hn M’Namarn, Esq., of Limerick. In Nort i Kepps, Norfolk, Robert Wynne Playford ...

... ware thrown open, and after the confusion erected by the ruah tba people bad subsided, F. M’Gillyeuddy, E*q., read the writ. John O'Connell, Esq. I come forward a second time pci form a very pleasing gratifying duty, in proposing your contidei ation friend ...

... consideration, I shall take care be in attendance in Dublin on-the 15th. I have the honor to be. Sir, vottr very obedient servant, JOHN MATTHEW GALWEY. Edvard Dwyer, Esq., &o: Saturday, sth January, 1833. S«a—ln reply yonr letter of the 3ist December, 1 beg to ...