... from DUBLIN, on the 6th JANUARY, 1893, FOR VAN DIEMEN’S LAND AND NEW SOUTH WALES, The splendid Fast-sailing, Coppered, and Armed ip, mc STRATHFIELDSAY, w Of Londen, a regular Trader to the above Settlements, Rurden. 700 Tons. PHILIP JONES, Commander. HIS ...

... Aughrim- street, grocer and provision dealer. John Gabriel, formerly of the cily of Bristol, sinee of the city of Cork, and late of Marlborough-street, Dublin, Lien- tenant of his Majesty’s Navy, on balf-pay. As Mr. John Murphy, a respectable farmer and a tenant ...

... Lynch; Who ne'er in the cause of old will flinch. The next on my list must the Grattans be placed, For they never their father’s great name have disgr+eed. Asfor James Grattan’s cvileague, good Mr. Ralph Howard, I fear that in politics he’s but a coward ...

... modelled on an Irish Most of the Whigs op. sanguinary statute passed in 1796 He posed the bill, with the exception of Mr. Grattan. founded his support on the perils of the state, arising from the French war, ard the exis‘ence of a revolutionary con- spiracy ...

... Scotch clerks with which this liberal undertaking is manned ? k- Must they quit the ship, and retura to Caledonia ; or will te John Bull afford a refuge, in some of the new undestakings re setting on foot, to undermine the Bank of England. This ic~ is a subject ...

... question. learned member for Dublin now sat, in the glorious parlia- (Bear,) ment of 1782 (Cheers.) Agitator! Why Mr. Grattan was Lord JOHN RUSSELL defended the adoption of the an agitator—(hear, bear)—snd narrowly escaped pro ecu> proposed measures, which ...

... garry alar determined outrage, or were they to adopt the more constitue ag measures into effect, that they were willing to arm the go- tional means, and petit on the Louse agarnst their grievances, had another petitiva, sigved by 2 300 inbabitants of ...

... custudy of an armed constable. informer left wat town on Wednesday for COUNTY KERRY ASSIZES—Faipay. Blennerhassett, the Hon. Wm, Browne, Maurice Fiszzerald, Joha Bateman, William Denny. Pierce Crosbie, Thomas Herbert, Joba O'Connell, John Hickson, William ...

... stating that the sig Thomas J.P. The vice chair was ably to this petition were most respectable, and that it had filled by John James Bagot, Esq. Amongst the gentiemen © been agreed to at a respeciable public meeting regularly con- resent, we noticed ...

... upon the same fouting as gaolers in Englar | The bon. member also presented a petition for the aboliti ? | of tithes, from John Nowlan, in the parish of Barryga in the county of Galway. | Sir ANDREW AGNEW presented petitions in favor F | the proposed ...

... offices in the government. Lord Althorp’s commutation of tithes bil! was to have been bougnt forward on Tuesday. Mr. Henry Grattan’s motion for a bill to amend the Irish reform act, stands for tomorrow. Sir R. Keane, Bart., M.P.—Just as we were going to ...

... granted. Colonel WOO for the mistrably Lord FRANCIS L. DILLON. asa and humane provisioa bon. Arms to have ot of Ireland. The ordered the Sergeant-at- Lord JOHN RUSSE LLeoneurred with the hon. member peared the medical man eailed in, and on bis entrance ...