... t, agree with me in religion, end that from a Prttettant, he from judgment and reason, adopted my creed and persussion. Of John and James O'Connell, I do not complain-al I wonder is, that be did not strike out their names from the list of magistracy. ...

... you for the manner in which you have made H the conoiaunication. e 1 remain, dear Sir, faithfully your's, E. Dwyer, Esq., &c. JOHN O'CONNELL. a hi Stephen's-green, Deeember 31, 1832. Sin-I attended a rneetingof Irish members last year, and shall be happy ...

... counltrynian possess-d (hear, hear). 'iereport on the add res Ws thnlogtup On the initioli that it shoull he re.,d, Mr. H. GRATTAN said he hod-an aedment, which he lied intended to Irpoet h tLer night, but he was.u ul'r. tt4nately too late (a. lsuh). If ...

... yeomen ; some persons camre from the o6unta o f Limeric'k, a overpowered and murdered this slender guaidt, and cazrled off p the arms; some persons,- obarged with this 'offeutao, were o4 brought before a court martial, and tried. - Tbe witneis, IV Grady, when ...

... this meaedure, Wbioh, of feurke, 6 hohuse matI le, well: $aware, .ould Vt besat all palatable to the People Cf lreiesld. Witr. JOHN .FlELI)ENIipreesoedtllseveral' peti~ioi8 agailist the. i~i~ t'e- fromtsIOldbI `,~ind by 6(l4.)leorlo aoa~ rmthe ?pitical Union ...

... stand of arms, a gun and blunderbuss, or gun alid pistol, Le 'did nut recollect which- ,(a lauglt)-taken by force, They were buth out of order.- Now in this onse tie report from the county to the 1lurd tileu. tenant had been that tour sitand of arms were ...

... Brodie, Mr. R. A. Oswald, iMr. W. HI. Hyett, Right Hon. C. P. Thompon, Sir H. tVerney, Mr. John Rtile, lir Ti.ome6 Bisa, Mr. E. {. i Brntird, Lord D. C. Stuart, t4r. John O'Connell,I Ur Josiah Wedgwoodi Mr. Thomas Gladstone. Ott thie; name of Mr. T. Gladstone ...

... easily torauee what coUld be the tipinion entertained of them out ot douors. Mllr. CH A P MAN sai d hea woulId not s upport the arme il ndent, sa lits could not riv-eat himself of that conlitlenre wlitihl he felt thin Il$iMjesty's ninittit-r, that they iionto ...

... cools of prime Wicklow Butteis were purchased for the Liverpool and Msathbtar markets. The Rev. John Sprait ucknowledigva to hbve received, from Mrs'. Hlnry Grattan. 31.. per his Urace the Most Rev. Dr. Murray, in aid of the Cuuuty sain City of Dublin Cbolitra ...

... OF KILDARE.-On Saturday, night, or early on Sunday morning, an armed party atknaoked the house of Thomas Cross, a respectable farmer, living at Ballynafa, near Prosperous, demanded his arms, and, ou being refused, fired into the house. Cross returned the ...

... Wellington. It had been said in another place that a gallant friend of his, Sir John Campbell, had deh.o~aervations upon the government, unbecoming in a BIiti' hohi.ce He knew Sir John Camp- bell, and had served with him in the Peninsula. His gallant friend ...

... ikr bb the door, under pretence that theywanted-to search for tli sel arms. The man refuse'; becaiuse they had made a search of ~as two or threce 'day& beflore, land found 'no arms tin his house. co t? They then broke o6pen'the door,. and seized the nmas ...