... arc Messrs. Lamb, Knox, Fitzgihlioii, O'Grady, O'Callaghan, ■ Trench, two Whites, James Grattan, Carcw, Perrin, Clements, Martin, Howard, Acheson, Chichester, John Burke, 1 Marcus, and Hill, making in all 18. have not reckoned Lord Arthur Hill or Sir Robert ...

... northern counties to be irotnediately armed. In fact, Scotland would have been annihilated if Lord Godolphin (probably the terror of on impeachment invigorating his energy) had not, like Mr. Pitt, in his efforts defeat Grattan's foßies, completed that incorporntive ...

... Title, &c. application to lie made John Oaogin, Esq., the llnintHTs' Attorney, Middleton, in the County of Cork; or UrcnAao John Theodor* OaPEN, Ksq., No. 10, Great George's »trect, Dnblin. COUNTY OF WESTMEATH. John Dudgeon, Ef>q., » TJURSUANT to the ...

... the metaphor quoted an Hun. Member, but dragons' teeth, which looner or later would rlieag«in*t rnern•elvei the ihajie of armed men. He -satisfied that the retieal of the Union could only end separation, and ieparation rnln. The Hon. and Learned Member ...

... TITHE ÜBIEVANCK. Mr. LA LOR presented petition from John Brennan, of Queen’s County, Ireland, complaining of the conduct of the police. The petitioner, an honest, peaceable, and hard-work•ing man, had, for the last six years, rented one hundred and fifty ...

... place quantity of arms and ammunition in the barracks at Tralee, and the cus- - todv of them was confided to three drunken yeomen . some person? came from the county of Limerick, overpowered the slender guard, and carried oft’ the, arms'; some persons charged ...

... It was simply a measure of necessity. Parliament was to determine whether bands of armed ruffians were to be permitted to break o|ien houses by night—to plunder arms—to injure pro|icrty —to destroy lifeas if some proclamation of murder had liecn issued ...

... United Dl«)Ci , of Cork and Ross, son of the late Sir John Macartney. Bart., to Jane,second daughter of Edward Hardman. Esq., of Upper Mount-street. March i the Rev. Robert Tottenham Price. James John Price, Esq., eldest son the late Archdeacon Price, to ...

... tyranny which now oppressed it. Mr. W. ROCHE was hostile to the measure, it would inflict a doadlv wound the Constitution. Sir JOHN KEV sai.l, arliitary and despotic the measure was. he felt that, voting for it, nniler existing cireimistance* he LMiitributed ...

... constitutional liberty, still could not support the prayer of this petition, after hearing the case made out the Ministers, to arm the Government with the -power, great though It was, which was proposed to given them by that bill. The petitioners stated that ...

... Stockings fer Swelled Legs. Letters from the Country, (post-paid,) duly attended to. FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE. AGENT WANTED. MR. JOHN J. PIM, of Lower Ormond-quap, having from indisposition being obliged business, a vacancy has occurred in the Agency in DuhUfi ...

... varty of armed men, in number about sixteen, attacked the 1. use of farmer named Peter M'Cabe, residing at Cromarty, below ( burchtown, county of Louth ; they heat most inhuman manner, and robbed him of three guns and bayonet. last Sunday night armed party ...