... burrieane of populer | passion which you are about to raise? Our voices in your behalf will be like whitpers in a tempest ; our arms are not i strong ‘enough to swim against tbe tide that knows: no re | turning ebb, end if we attempt it, we shall be swept ...

... The present Vicar, we tak e leave to state to your Honorable lative of the Marquess Syain on the day the Spaniards make an armed House, is the Rev. & a re! the one—the Tory party—as impotent in power, resp of Drogheda. This Vicar also holds th e sinecure ...

... by-the sight- BIRTHS. » In Lower Gardiner-street, the lady of John Chai of 2 908 ‘the lady of Wiliam Lytton Bulwer, Esq , of a sou. At Cottage, riqur Castievar, the lady uf the ev. Denis John Charis Bingham, of a son. At Walsh Park , County Tipperary, the ...

... grentest,.ad' vantage that the eould ev upon Ireland in. the lend. would be to give Occupying Musee a\stronger intezest Sr JOHN NEWPORT did not see why the term pro: poeed should be ‘altered, merely to the holders of chureh and eollegiete lands.. If the ...

... The meeting of Ivish members to which Tadverted in my letter of yesterday, took place this day, a ‘one o'clock, at the King’s Arms, Palace yard. O'Coxor Don. was called 10 the ebair. 1 regret to say there. were many mem- bure as the imp rtance of the demanded ...

... to the people, they shall not with | impunity. * The reso! tution was proposed by Mr. Joseph ‘Whittle, and seconded by Mr. John Byrne. Mr. Jas. Caulfield spoke to this resolution, and requested ; of his fellow countrymen “that there should be no cheering ...

... refer our readers to the further report of the ‘fn dietment charging them witb feloniously administering an | unlawful outh to John Large, purporting that he should give case of Adams and Langton, which we publish ex- up certain land tothe widow Fennell. ...

... Peter Early John Little Thomas Lawless Francis Early John Sheilds James Merryman Robert Fox Michael Laurence Marmion James Meighan Matthew Fagan Matt. Marmion James Gerety Patrick Mul'en James Plunkett | James B: Patrick Delany Wm. Molloy John Johnson James ...

... Ruthven, Gustavus Rochfort, Lord Tullamore, | of the department ta which it. was addressed, either iw | from i iNiam Wigram, John Young: Han in ite drawing, of from some-mistake not yet explained, it was, refused: payment 4 The respectable | ps THE ARM ...

... Anvergue, second daughter of Capt Royal Navy, of Carricknagore, count , eldest At Dichley, Leicestershire, John sesen jun., Faq. hter of sonof John Fitzgerald, » M.P., to Augusta, only daug Pp. C, M. Phillipps, Esq., of nda Park, county of Leicestet, DEATHS ...

... improved.— He wes of opinion that they should have the population re turns before them. before they proceeded this bill. Mr. H. GRATTAN satd a few words which were not distinetly beard in the gallery. Mr. SHEIL would ask the bouse If the of the English Reform ...

... Fottrell ; Thomas Sherlock, Ksq. ; EK. Ruthven, Esq.; J. Richards, K. C.; P. Fogarty, barrister; W. O'Rei » Esq., bar- rister ; John Rochfort, of Walshestown, Ksq., J.P. 9 Lalor, Esq. ; barrister ; Joseph Hone, Esq. ; William Willans, Wm M:Dermott, Esq., barrister ...