... WATERFOKD 1 saw Mr. Keynolds frequently during the day, swore Mr. John Farrell, of the Arran-quay division, and 1 have reason to change my mind with regard to his conduct which was that of a person wi thing for order and regularity. I saw Mr. Reynolds ...

... to 01 per barrel ; Wheat to lid per stone; Oats. 7J to per stone. _ FORI' NEWS —t'anßae* NoveMßsa 13 aHtuvF.n lllh—Rlehes, John*ton, Live, pool, gen rarjo; Mary, M'Grath, Newhaeen. hallast ; Pilot. Daria, London, ge . cargo ; Or.a, W.lliama, Nealh, rnlm ...

... of Orangemen into Diogheda, which had honoured (Mr. Grattan) with in Prim ? (Hear, hear.) He bad tern them march with pistols under their cloaks and bludgeons in their hands, headed by clergyman armed with loaded pistol. (Hear, front the Ministerial Benches ...

... Shannon(cheers) and soon would that proud name as enthusiastically reverberate along the banks of the Thames.— (Cheers.) Grattan was provided for the State, for which he did much service, but what comparison were ha services, and mighty they were, none ...

... tber motive in visitiny Scotland, than that to bad been adverting In the sfriurple for Reform, Scotland bad bad share, and John Bull, sturdy fellow ivas bad not forgolton to look himself. But Ireland bad*been neglected and despised. She bad not b*en allowed ...