... might placed upon the same footing gjolersin England The bon. metnber presented petition for the abolition of t’thes, horn John the parish of Batrygany, in the county of Galtrav. Sir ANDREW AGNEW presented petitions In fav >r of the proposed bill (or ...

... holding oflicei in the government. Lord AUhorp’s commutstion of tithes bill was to have been bicug-tforward Tuesday. Mr. Henry Grattan’s motion for bill to amend the Irish reform set, stands fur tomorrow. Sm R. Keane, Bart-, M P. —Just as we were going press ...

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... acquired, by this despofc step on the pari of their exnf the refo House of Commons, comprising the votes , , iaiive It true, Sir John protected his many representatives of undoubted patriotic sentiments. rl > in his purpose justice to her More vrr, uae vote ...

... , and Vincent (bo)s) are saved ; and that their parents, three brolhtot and sister, ire dead. \lso inform Mr. John Hartley, C»iUiidir’s Arms, Port street, Manchesier, that his father and mother are !o*t, brothers savid believe there are two others from ...

... the power suspv the »ointn.ent ministers and restraining certain casts abs •lutely the power of hu«lding churches. M*’. H GRATTAN called on ministers to ha«trn more determinedly, end with greater seal, their pro ntS'-d remedial measurct for the people ...

... raiuisters athancing door* which have nothiuß to with the before the either too fast or too Ihr. ( Loud cheenng.) J Mr. H. GRATTAN said that much had been thrown out un ...

... (if by • 1 paid.) Elizabeth Lnnchrv. Administratrix, with the Will annexed of John Lee, of the Good* unadministercd John Sullivan, who was sunning Excutor of the said John I.ee- who was Assignee of Michael Custodee, Plaintiff. Edward Dillon, Defendant ...

... bars.— Lipor/arl Paprr. Cakgo or New Oats from Irf.i.and the Osprey of Cardigan, John Jones, master, from Dundalk, which sailed from that port on the evening of the tJOtli, and arm Glasgow on the morning the instant, and made her voyage out and back m ...

... Abbey, however, took the channel fre.ra the bar shortly after the gale began a sailor of the name of John Tate, of London, passenger, lost of?’ the yard-arm. Early next morning a tremendous sea struck the Abbey on her board side and threw her her beam-ends ...

... Swectman, Mrs. Nangle! Mrs. John Sweetman, Mrs. Redington, i Mrs. Corcoran, Mrs. Plunkett, 1 Mrs. M’Donnell. Mrs. Power. | Mrs. Conlan, Mrs. O’Connor, I Miss Dcase. 1 Mrs. Robert Hodgens, Mrs. O’Brien. Madame Henry Farrell. Mrs. John O'Brien. Governesses of ...

... vicinity of Castledermot and Dunlavin, a number of houses have been broken into and arms Faritt. THR ARMY. Wedoesile)F raoruiug, thrM the regiment, under the coexw.d Major St. John left Belfaet, their rout* for Ne»ry. We undenund the beet left Newry, route foe ...