... 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 , ...

... left town on for London. ii Sullivan, Esq., M.P., left town on Wednesday London. Le E-q , M.P., left town on London. Henry Grattan, E*q , M. P , left town Wednesday London. Carew O'Dwyer. Ejq., M.P. left town Wednesday, f* Lrndon, attend bis patlirmentary ...

... Andrew H. Lynch, Who ne’er in the cause of old will flinch. The next on li ...

... Who ne’er in the cause of old Erin will flinch. The nest on ray list must the Grattans be placed, For they never tbeir father’s great name have disgraced. Asfor James Grattan’s eoltcague, good Mr. Ralph Howard, I fear that in politics he’s but a coward ...

... Lynch, Who ne'er in the cause of old Eiin will flinch. The next on list must the Grattans placid, For they never their father's great nvme have disgraced. James Grattan’s colleague, good Mr. Ralph Howard, 1 fear that in politics he's but coward ; But ...

... relirr.ee. They did nor get arms—hut met one of captains and all they got, was just, quietly, one piu | earnest. (Laughter and cries of hear, hear.) lie would act have been half so well pleas, d if he had got thirty or fif stand arms. It was petfcclly well ...

... 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 ...

... in the Cornexchange. JOSEPH DOYLE. Esq « the The Very Rev. Dr. FilrgeraJd, G*rlow College, Mr. John Co«tello, *n«l Mr. Patrick M*Derrnott, proposed Mr. John Knnisi. Terence T. D dati, Hon. Frederick Caveu di*h, were a«!miurd ol DWYER from M'. Loghnso. ...

... 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 ...

... judgment, even after the magnificent speech of the noble earl, they would .end just such another petition to the house. , - . Mr GRATTAN gave notice, that on the 29th of Marcli would make motiuti relative the distressed condition gave notice, that next Thursday ...

... G 'ant, Lord Holland, Lord John Russell, and Mr. Sn; ley. A meeting of several of the Cabinet Ministers was held on Saturday at the Treasury. Viscounts Goderich and Allhorn, the Duke of Richmond, Lord Holland, and Lord John Russell, were present. Viscount ...

... 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 ...