... 'isiiek of aa faction 'prevatiing tagatnst the voice of a ntion 7'fe nobleF lard had forsootli referred the houseo to ,Dr. John-on's definitipti of tile Word 'E factibIu (heaT, hePar). D)id the 'noble lord raidly see ~ nio difhirerlce in Ithe use 'of ...

... both. these gentlemen, one from Sir John mcl IDoyle, slating that he' had signed his name, and asla that the ice Marquiis of Westmeath bIIg obliged to leave town befret tihe asv meeting had commissioned him (Sir John Willey Doyle) to sign I IeQ his name ...

... Bhivley. jan. High Sheriff; Joseph Green, residetit Magistrate ; Win* . M'.rri,s Read-, John Power, str.; James Wneytes l'nue ',ITos. Em.mcd Lalor, S~amuel Mtathsetws, John H. Jones. William Bayviv, sen.; Daniel Osborrne, William Newport, Rev. Benjwimin Morri ...

... anitr iorroi itior.(n ier) ~\iiregard ti tue Iris-I reform hiil--tlte reformi hill kits atisan hntr ogt in for Etighlud by Lard John Russell, ittid the Irish reftirni bill by Mir. Statlliy. Of Mr. Stiolay'o tialets and Lie- ii irenients-~of his gitcit leriig ...

... a process issues against him ; he is dragged from. his tan home and the bosom of his family, by an English Sergeant at an arms-incarcer,,tud it a London prison, aubject to enortitius day. dot fees, and left to tbe mercy of an Etglish gaoler, wbi e hia ...

... patilic Cotti~alectaua . I raea 15' Istitiateri ittI my tirte twnt itnp'tt rot tabes tiae Ott Aliar 11551an tire otlxer Mr. John Lalor. both indivtahararlS of the laglco I rl va~t' reapectasiity. Air. O'Cornnell, rca' illerta was tliat't roln' eel1, hut ...