... hotel, through the dense mass people that surrounded him. Having succeeded, he addressed them from the window of the Ludlow Arms. He apologised for having so delayed them, and regretted the circumstance the mure, because had intended address them at grestrr ...

... consideration, shall take care to in attendance in Dublin on the 15th. 1 have the honor be, Sir, your very obedient se-vant, JOHN MATTHEW GALWEY. Edward Dwyer, Boq., &3. Saturday, sth January, 1833. Sia—ln renly your letter of ttic 31st December, beg tossy ...

... There are stvertl, too, the county Wicklow ; the state of their families 1 do not know and thrii representative, Mr. James Grattan,fud devoted some of his time to the inquiry, instead of disporting himself in Londor, we would have acted, I sure, in accordance ...

... into parliament two such bills fos this country Mr. Stanley. (Hear.) His arms’ bill so bad, that the man who introduced it must be thought io half frantic ; and yet, bad as the arms’ bill was, it was nov hdf so bad as the bill to change the venue in criminal ...

... Stanley from the administratu while to give any attention. Sir John Newport ana tie not glving lhe right vote. He in rf | an(l . On the construction put on the Adieu, waited upon Loid Ahhorp, Lord John , d |, francl ,j ed for the quarter of farthing m the , ...