... other to the South, angement which therefore lows, that the deaths on Wednesday were nearly double the * --t » S J 5 Mr. GRATTAN protested against the delay of the Irish bill, lie successfully resisted by the Sanmrem, : —the numbers being 37 and 22, other ...

... 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 ...

... Lfunlavio lo insult the people, they shall not with impunity. The resolution was proposed Mr. Joseph Whittle, and seconded Mr. John Byrne. Mr. J«*. Caulfield spoke to this resolution, and requested . of bis fellow countrymen that there should be no cheering ...

... support the motion for giving an additional member to the Bniversity. after landing at Lisbon, gone back te sea again. Mz. H. GRATTAN objected to giving an additional member tothe University, as tending to keep up that exclusive spirit which had already been ...

... o.- vantage that the government could confer upon would gist to the occupying tanaou a stronger intcimt in tba lead. ' Sir JOHN NEWPORT did not cca why term should altered, manly to benefit holders of and collegiate lands. the boo. and learned gantlamau'i ...

... and good feeling of his Majesty. Sir John, immediately on his arrival in London, solicited the honour of an interview with the King; a request which, to the astonishment of a certain party, was at once granted. Sir John, we understand, found his Majesty ...

... walking.outofiths-house arm in d arm with the right hn,. baronet (Sir R. Peel), and there could b-i I. doulit'blut that ab he had dons before, th. right bon. Seicretary a for Lrelarcd wiuld walk out of the house arm. in arm wi~h the lion. s. and learned ...

... the brand marked them, paraliz.'d the that mocked them, and this without the expense of tear a drop uf blood, not the iron arm of violence, but the thunder of eloquence, the lightening of his genius, and the pure solidity of his moral worth. is no mlk ...

... uoai an advanced hour of the day. gantlemen eomposed the jury Thomas (Uawes, Waitrr Denoehy, John Carroll, Dcnnehy, George O'Connor. Holmcr Land. John H. Land, John B bin, Jamas Talbot, Hansy Robinson. Henry P«ord, Uohcrt Baylor. _ , The coroner brl. addressed ...

... on days set apart for celebrating party triumphs, arising out of religious events, accompanied Iniiiiers, badges, and fire-arms, which latter too many tins.* pi.u-esdons were even wantonly lavish, were circumstances which called for I clar.afory law rather ...

... to the feeholders of the county. This address was adopted at full tod respectable meeting of the Club, held «t the Westenra Arms, Monaghan The town Carriekmecross appointed for neat meeting, and a retolution parsed that the great Liberator,; it member ...

... Marpie, and Robert Bowden, a small farmer, residing on Stockpoi-t Moor. It appeared on the inquest, taken on Monday, before John Hollins, Esq., at the Old Star, Stockport Moor, that as Mr. Hibbert, with his wife and her sister, were returning home, they ...