... be devoted to its defence. use till-hardy language of Warburton, will say its enemies I love not their cause, and fear not the abilities which support it.” have the honor to be, your Lordship’s obedient servant. THOMAS FERNS. FEMALE FASHIUSS FOR JANUARY ...

... W^Wr^. ■ickard X. Parker, Martin Mabpne.Jue. tfa. Cranford, Oeorte AtkltA, Peoroee*’ > ■ 8. Reeece, ulae Wnlrepp. Siewee Hardy, SMiuel Prrrjr, , 'eilllatn PhelT. paalel Morphy, , Wm. Cleat', Hm. PeonMklher. Rnßen Mark', Janet J. CaenMiae, Carden CrofU ...

... crop perhape ever produced is tide country, it grown tbie season for the first lime. It was iatroducsd iota Ureal Britain, by Thomas Deering, E»q.. of Clobernon Hall, who obtained the seed through a friend of hie in UolUsil, whither it was imported from Shantung ...

... immediate friends and Mr Thomas Wyse, relative to the resignation which took place at the hustings, thus attributing the return of Mr. O'Conjielf srdely and entirely to the forbearance and magnanimity of his brother, Mr. Thomas Mr. 6dttor,Tl would consider ...

... but Gold For ’iwa.-* both near and far, Her lasie wav »oro**il*inj Parr. DIED, Yesterday morning, Mia. Shelly, wife of .Mr. Thomas Shelly, alieet. In. Louse to Mountjuy-iqasre, Dublin, on t!.e tit instant William I) mlevy. Esq. Ai Brighton, Li?u:.‘Co). ...

... Dwyer imped that gentlemen would not get too deeply their cups,” until they heard few additional speeches, (ijaughttr.) Mr. Thomas Reynolds said—l rise to propose tlie health of a man whose name alone is sufficient to ensure its ardent reception. It is ...

... constitution which is justly she pride ! and the boast of ever}’ Briton. It was the power the people boldly asserted by their hardy chieftains, that wrung Magna Charta from the tyrant ; and that secures the peaceable possession of those rights and liberties ...

... credit of the O’Connell Tribute, from Mr. Michael Hardy, ; Reverend Mr. Boyle, £T ; Mr. Henry Smith, 10s. and Mr. Power, Ids. 1 shall forthwith hare these sums paid over to our respected fellow-citizen, Thomas Scott, Esq., who, I understand, has kindly undertaken ...

... Each —Michael Harney, Peter Currin, Janies Hickey, Thomas M'Crath. John Walsh 7s. (id. ; Maurice Flinn, ThonnisM'Grath, Michael Power and Michael Flynn, (Is fid each. Subscribers of hs. each. —Maurice Hardy, John Walsh, Richard Walsh, Widow Donovan, Patrick ...

... John llnmiltoa, Hamilton, Franeia Hatnilton, Alaxa-der Hamilton, LL.D. K.C., C. Hamiltan, JamaaHa>dfn, T. Hardey, Simeon H. Hardy. John Hatchinaon, Robert Harman, Hanry Haa-nrd, William H. Haeaard.E.H, Haicbrll, Jehn HatckeU. Jtmaa Hawkina, Edwaid Hayae ...

... Master rti— Christopher Askene. John Edward Bren* (lia. Rev, William Thomas Lee, Rev. John Lewis Moore, F.l C.D., Francis Doyoe Dwyer, Henry Orr. Hev. Thomas son. Rev H. K. Prior, Thomas Neville Burgovne. Kev. Jackson Smyth. Hon.nud Rev, Robert Pluoket. ...

... dbbmga. T. S. Reeves, Thomas Culhbcrl, James Wallis, Peter Maaiere, Richard Beamish, Samuel Lane, 'Nicholas Vincent, Gerard Ca.laghan, Jeremiah James Murpbv, Darnel Leahy, William John. * ’ Henry Bruen Mlrcpp, William Clear, Simon Hardy, Francis Moloney, ...