... limestones. lie cried for help, but one arm only could be taken hold of; the hand of the other was in its appropriate pocket of the trowsers, awl fastened in the fire below. His companions pulled at the other arm till the flesh, from the previous action ...

... from us to England. But if she has forgotten her duty to her God, she shall not, by the depravity of her example, nor by the arm of her power, compel us to abandon ours. The House of Commons is, doubtless, at perfect liberty to allocate its funds as it ...

... Calley, Thomas—Cricklade Smith, John—Buckinghamshire Calvert, Charles—Southwark Smith, John A.—Cbichester Calvert, Nicholson—Hertfordshke Smith, R. V,—Northampton Campbell John—Stafford Spence, George—Ripon Carter, John B.—Portsmouth Spencer, Hon. Capt ...

... ; every where a living mass puts .notion against those who have so long insultingly i. ninccred over it, and with nervous arm .shakes to its i • the mouldering edifice which no ionger- can . jt shelter, in order to reconstruct another, in whicii p ■ ...

... had been utterly unknown, have been sufficient to fix the regards of the whole assembly upon him. He was examined by Mr. Grattan, but rendered many interrogatories unnecessary by once entering info a history tiihes. He established beyond all controversy ...

... New Peers or not ?—John Black's Lord Plunkett and John Galt's Archibald Jobbry—Epistles to the Literati, No. 11. • Place to Willm, Wilson to Place—To the Publisher. By Sir Morgan O'Doherty. James Fraser, 215, Regent.otrem, Loudon: John Anderson, jun., ...

... Sir A.—Baudon-bridge Macauley, T. B.—Caine French, A.—Roscommon Co. Macdonald, Sir J.—Hampshire Grattan, H.—Meath County Mackintosh, Sir J.—Knaresbro’ Grattan, J.—Ca. of Wicklow Mangles, J.—Guildford Hill, Lord Arthur—Co. of Down Maijoribanks, S.—Hythc ...

... wvehing The adjourned meeting of Irish wes held this day atthe King’s Arms, Lord George Hill tuok the chair. The members who attended were, Lord Killeen; Sir J. Burke, Sir W. Sir John Doyle, Messrs, Bellew. Walker, Mullens, H. Lambert, Jephscn, Carew, Power ...

... Cambridee, who the | jost in the rapacity with which the tithe amounted to nearly toe neat tiie basis mat Cee wet os is in the arms Graig He said that he was aware and aul bee tas gat Vvear. vallowed up the eutires lreut, and that it amonnted to one- t inthe ...

... COLNAGHI, Cockspur-street, printseller. JOHN WILSON, Leeds, linen-draper. HENRY NEWPORT, Bognor, Sussex, wine-merchant. JOHN BURTON jun., akefield, Yorkshire, wo o l s t a pl er . SAMUEL FREDERICK LOTT, Exeter, hatter. JOHN H ART UP, Regent-street, British lace ...

... Mumbles Lark, qralth ; and Bedford, for Darhnouth ; John, !.oath; Good Intent. hick., (ruin ,v • William and Thomas, Skentlehur. ant Union Ca .a , Walters, fur Looe ; County Cork. Hughes: Comma . t. John; and Kite, Low. for Cork ; Gulden tirnee, eh. fur ...

... Herdstown. 2d ditto to Mr. John Harris, of 3d ditto to Mr. John Pattersou's ploughman, Ballyblack. Ith ditto to Mr. James M'Kee’s son. K'ilyvolga.i 3th ditto to Mr. Samuel Pritchard's son, Ballyhnan. 6th ditto to Mr. John M'Minn's ploughman. Judges on ...