... unconbtitutional'mea- aures. But tbe people in Irelund must be aware that nightly meetings, ants of Outrage, arid plunder of arms, cannot he tolerated in any saate; and should the violence tbat prevails in tie south now ex- tend tbrough the island, ibe ...

... 3er, Power, Rutbven, Walacs,, Jephson, Rlaurice tiConjiel, Wvse, Chapman, Arthur Frenh, H. Lam- bert, 1. Lambert, J. Grattan, 11. Grattan, R. M. O'Ferrall, Black- 0 ney, Bodkiri, Leader, O'Conor Dun ENaGLi$r -J. Duncomibe, Bauibridge, Colonel Torrens, H ...

... cases of cholera have occurred in Loudon within the last two days. I am, Sir, your most obeditent servant, 3- J. WHITMIORE John Bennett, Esq., Secretary,. Lloyd's. We regret to state that a case of cholera has occurred this !imorning at Cottage-place ...

... election, with my uncle in the chair, my brother the proposer', my mother the seconder, my sister the teller, and Messrs. John and Thomas-the butler and coachman, the sweet responders of aye, be in future prevetted, if Lord Portarlington shall no ...

... dlin s tevdtbfi tate. f It is quite evident that a diaposi-ion to ririte Mr. Grattan's .supporters to some act vi hich -would bring them within the reach of thre Stronig arm of rho law, has been eviicied by 'a u certain party.I Most foriunatdly, however ...

... chosen be might have gone further with just as much reason, and a- ded as a seventh ground of comparison, legs ; as ant eighth, arms; as a ninth, bodies; as a tenth, heads nd so on, till, by irtfinitely reducing the value of the other items-trade atid revenue ...

... lieutenants end magistratesj Wirev in different parts of the country, heading not peaceable 'zcseei ings, hut armed mobs, men who b ad used those arms fobr. ti`s purposes of- murder ? Would any man.,tell him that uh o- duct could ever persuade people that ...

... E&oq. and Hun ?? OC.0Cssgllssgh. ,COUNTY TYRONE-(Bv 'EipRasB). ~ ?? Sit Hugh Stwrt COUNTY CAVAN- (BY, EXPREaSS. 1i18atwe.1 a~d John Young, Esqirs. ROSCOMMON ELjECTION. g'onor Don and Fitate been Frnc are retuiriedw it]0. to COUNTY OF WICK LOW ELECTION. (FROM ...

... Protestants have~, lor a considerable, period,, robbed, by force, 'or intimaidation, ort stealth, many. Catholics of their arms in this part of the conty IE wthout Any effort being made, by the miagistracy to detect the; It criminals, or arrest the offence ...

... TAXES, BEFOWE THEY CAN REGISIEft or VOIrE. . Willisam Blacknev, D. Browne, M. L. Chapman, Rt bert Gladstone. Hpnrv Grattan, James Grattan, Joseph Home, I Henry Hunt, Sir William Hort. D. 0. Jephab u, N. P. Leader, F. W. Mlullins, Daniel O'Connell, O Conor ...

... 437 b'earing l , I arms . J T B A GREA T BR1 IAIN. Total v.ithin ) theage of' i ,!4878 ,9977 1,468656 1,1629925,857903 la bour . 3. _ of Uales |2 capableoft 6024,390) 988,757j 734,328 581,496 928951 be~irillg I I I I8 . f arms . JI I Tie roreguing ...

... came in to announce a uessage from the. Lords. The Speaker, accompanied by several members, and preceded by the S&rgeant at Arms, thenoslt the house and proceeded to the Lords, to hear the royal assent given by cum- missidn to several bills.) When he returned ...