... and trained to milita ed, if and ¢ se of arms by the constable in each parish. The by the | need not leave season of the year be sele ga should be distribu ted amongst the | for rifle shooting istered, and the arms Commissi the names of such vv to be reg’ ...

... rebels, he called them, by force of arms, and not by conciliation. How vain the resolve ! The AUgemeine Zeitung states that a riot took place Mtyence. The ringleader was a broom-maker ! the rioters swept off the Prince's arms, and demolished the Custom-house ...

... The first resolution was proposed by Mr. John Alcorn, seconded by Mr. M'Ardlc, and passed unanimously. The second resolution was proposed hy Mr. Archhold, seconded Mr. Robinson, and passed unanimously. Mr. John Reynolds, in proposing the third resolution ...

... at National Mart. There were about 5,000 persons present. John D’Am y. Esq. was called the Cbair, and Mr. Thomas Reynolds was appointed Secretary. The lust resolution was proposed by Mr. John Alcorn, seconded by Mi, and passed unanimously. The second ...

... WUC MAC ee CORN, Gratis.) SAT [BOLD, esolu- duals to ncminate the majority of members Ah! John Bi very sage felk c was shil lings, »w, but he has some good sense about the ig the | tha and pence; and the merchants of England wel t their interests woul ...

... O'Cunuell.” repeal of THE UNlON—national edu- CATION. MKT INO AND JOHNS PARISH. Vcsteiday a mifucrous and hrglily respectable itiertj .t was held in the Parochial School-hotise Michael’s and John’s. It was attended a pottion of the in- Hucnli d inhahitanls ...

... SEARCH FOR ARMS IN KERRi'. Sir Henry Hacdinge has addressed letter Rickard O'Co'jnell, Esq., of Tralee, in which he states that tin Lord Lieutenant regrets that the search for arms should have been made, as in the present tranquil stale of the county ...

... period it was carried, owing to the brilliant frippery, hut shortsighted policy, of the late uch loved and deeply lamented Mr Grattan, taken advantage of those subtle and aide Popish traitors, who, through their agent, W. Tone, framed the demoniac Society ...

... the mind England is irrevocably made up this question, and that it is iu vain to think of changing a? (General cheering.) Mr. John lie)no’uU Slid that had given way to Mr. Staunton, the proprietor the Morning lighter, and i felt extremely glad thul had done ...

... notice last session, to the manner in which the p«IJi were blindfolded into expenditure of 600,0001. upon Ridcau canal. Sir JOHN BURKE wished oft this occasion loaddreai few words to the house. That distress existed in could nut denied, and he hoped that ...

... Exchange, Bankers* Notes, Invoices, ami Cards of Trade, A|K»thecaries’ and Hatters’ Lal>cls, Maps, Pictures, Crests, and Coats of Arms, (with the owner’s name,} for Books, &c. &c. N. B.—Persons having Copper Plates alrearfy may have them worked with exjioditfon ...

... signature, appeals to not only one but impraetieible to prevent discussion on subject such great national Importance, If Mr. Grattan had right to >se the Uniorf, Mr. has also a right to .seek for a it peal of that measure. Mr. O*Connell*s arguments have pot ...