... required. Belfast, 23d January, 1833. (239 NOTICE TO PASSENGERS AND SHIPPERS I OF GOODS TO ST. JOHN'S, Per the well-known, copper-fastened, fast-sailing Brig | JOHN LEMON, COMMANDERp Passengers wvill require to be on board the above Ship on THURSDAY the 28th ...

... neighbourhood John street,Tottenhain-conrt- | road, London, has been considerably excited in ! consequence of the mysterious absence of a little j boy named Robert Favior, aged I-I, the son of a respectable tradesman residing *26, John-street, near the ...

... proof that the churea was the of the nobility. Theirs the gospel is and the law.” That was what they were now fightiog for with arms both mili- tary and They opposed alf church re-. form, and oppesed ir violently. Did they ever see a fowl snatebed out of the ...

... who aided their presence and liberal contributions, via.:—Henry Grattan, M.P., Thomas Wallace, M.P., Nicholas Purcell O’Gorman, J. Scott Molloy, John Surgeon Mitchell, John Conlan, John Power, Lawrence Finn, P. Lavelle, J. U. Mullen, Michael Powell, William ...

... praying, for an alteration in the disposition of Church Patronsge In Scotland. The Earl of CAWDOR presented a Petition from.Cardigan, pray- tog for the Abolition of Slavery. The Earl of RODEN presented a Petition from a Parish In the Counry of Autrim, sgalnst ...

... signed by 10,000 persons, and from Halifax ; by Mr, Hawkins, from Newpoit, Isle of Wight ; Mr. H, Grattan, from several places the county of Meath ; hy Mr. John O'Connell, from Tallow, in the county of Waterfoid; by Mr Lalor, from several places in King’s ...

... withdrawing the opposition to the measure, and leaving the responsibility | entirely upon those who introduced it. Mr. and Mr. W. Grattan refused to do so. ' Tl amendment whs then negatived without a division, and House went into Committee the Hill. Mr. Stam-rv ...

... being transferred across a over ? Could he be, serious urging, that the only efficient arms the police had should be taken from them, and that they should only be armed with stares. He should be obliged to the noble lord to explain how the laws were be ...

... LBRAH AM begged to state that there was not in the House a more ardent friend to any Bill which went to throw the protecting arm of the law round those children than himself, but he entreated the House to look at the palpable injustice of passing the Bill ...

... —Waterford Co . Cobbett, illiam—Oldham Grattan, J-—Co. of Wicklow Cornish, J.—Totness Grattaa, Henry— Meath Ewart, \V.—Liverpool |Lalor, Patrick—Queen's Co. • Fancourt, Major—Barnstaple Lambert, H.—Wexford Co. . Fieldcn, John—Oldham Lynch, A. H.—Galway Geo.—London ...

... petitiou from Forfar. The Earl of CAWDOR laid the table a similar petit'oa from a parish in Scotland ; and a petition from Cardigan, for abolitien of negro slavery. Earl RODEN laid on the table several petitions from pnrlahei in tbe counties of Antrim, ...

... melancholy proof of the sad consequences of attempting to collect titties by an armed force. An attack had been made by the peasantry a parish in the county of Cork on body of armed police, who had made a distress for tithes, and the police having fired, two ...