... Fillis; one liom Drogheda (Maurice O'Connell, petitioner), against John Henry North, E»q. ; one from Duiham, against linger Oresley ; one front Petersfield (Lord Porcln ster and John Ogle, petitioners), against Sir W. G. 11. JolilTe, Burt., and Gilbert ...

... yesterday, wbiicb is described in the Aati-Union Morning Journals as ** Meeting of the inhabitants St. boaas’s parish.” Mr. Henry Grattan, on taking the chair, said he did not come there for the purpose intimidating the Government, but to maintain the rights of ...

... army : •• ORDER OF THE DAY. Urodso. Jan. (13). • favour ef our angnit monarch cslla for the wcond lima to the command of the arm) in the field. With joyful confidence in the protection of the Moat Hi|h, in the moet juid contest, I accept with reverence ...

... with view of railing’ money for the procuring fire-arme. Sentence, of death wae. passed, but day of cxernlion not namad. Michael Uuerria was . foond guilty of burglary oa the houtes of Sylvester and John Ciuisidliie at Dallygriffy, oa Ibo 4th March—suutrnce ...

... for instance, fouadad their an mock boatt* liberal principles—and what then!—why, there they bad left them (cheers). [I ke at arms now knocked at the door. The right bon. baronet continued to apeak for a few seconds longer, but the impatience of the bakes ...

... Caaao County—Hanry Maxwell, John Young,* Eaqra, Clare County—WilliawN U'Noanra, O'Cuaneli.f Clonmel Borough—Eyre Coote. Coleraine Uoronyh—Sir John W H Brydeea. Cork Cminty—Viscount Boyle, Hon. R King. Cock City—Hon. John Boyla, Callaghan, * Donegal ...

... resumed her sway—remorse struck it his heart, and told her that 'he should not ose moment in restoring her her family. He armed himself with pistols, and he that vers* moment accompanied I'er back her mother’s and left her there safely between twelve ...

... from that which prmliic«’«J the \V'hite-*ms, the peri the, Irisli Tilht; (! ...

... her improvement ia peace and , * 1 ,r, those scenes of op- but also tiujnst in principle and odious in pmc- jj »*ioo whick Grattan, with aa aloqueoee almmt tice. Does not justice, my Lord, require that 1 -. -l ia equivalent glvua for whatever is received ...

... which the President's chair and desk are placed, were grouped | number of Austrian standards, which were •mee recognised the arms of the Germanic em- and the black eagle, and bearing the cipher of Francis —between these groups sere statues of Victory. The ...

... accomplished. As to the yeomanry, should not revert to the circumstances which rendered necessary for Government to give them arms, and call them into activity ! but to disband them now wns impossible. Regulations for the removal of the evils incidental ...

... Henry Lambert, Hon Henry R Western's, Charles A. Walker, lion. George Lamb, James Grattan, l#amhert, Major Macnkraara, Sir John Hurkr, Lord Boyle, -I Bodkin, Hon. R/King, John Browne, Charle* Jephaon, Dominick Browne, j Hon. George i’onaonby, Arthur Frenrh ...