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... FalmOuTH, Jan. brig Augenora. from St. John’s, New Brunswick, strived here last night, and furnishes the following melancholy account : The ship Francis Spaighl, Limerick, S. Gorman, master, sailed from St. John’s, New Brunswick, on the 24th of November ...
... Croupier ; John Lindsay, P., the Rev. Messrs. Esq., M.P., Maleomson and Dixon, Davis, Orr, and Maclellan, Drs. ,) George Mulligan, Thomas Crawford, Esq., (Ballydown D. Lindsay, Esq., W. Stewart, Esq., V W. M'Cleiland, Esq-, C. Mulligan, Esq., John Corbitt ...
... melancholy cortege took the way of the Boulevards the of execution. A great display of the armed °rct had been deemed necessary by the Government. There were 6.200 under arms not including the numerous agents of police, who were stationed so as to prevent the ...
... Gerald Wellesley has been to the ry of Strathfieldsay by the Duke of “Wellington, vacant cession of John Bastard the last incuthbert. The Rev. John Delmege was collated to the parish of alarra on Tuesday, the 22d instant, by the Vicar-Genera diocese ...
... opinion, that, after the announces tion ought not be ment which they had just heard, this mol pressed to a division, Mr. J. GRATTAN concurred in the opinion expressed by of Limerick. | the hon. member for the city Mr. S. CRAWFORD spol ke at length of the ...
... 120 Ibs. 0 _ 49 they will recover the ¢ a desperate one, an In our zeal we could have w he capita lists of the sister Lord JOHN RUSSE Flour, Ist, @ 1 V7 o— 0 0) Rough — 47 0 Bill deprived them. Thei r game is t once to t rrived, to move that the lords’ ...
... supporters, the course of our beloved cot je pot yet run; her altar is not yet desecrated—her Prote throne will yet be saved !—John Bull. The Toronto, New York packet, Captain Griswold, sail Wednesday, full of passengers, and having also on £200,000 in gold ...
... hoped would be a complete : tisfactory measure for the relief of the poor of Ireland. n put, ‘After a few words from Mr. Grattan and Mr. Lucas, Mr. S. and Me. P. said, on the wer to | standing that the government was pledged to bring forwé the subject ...
... stealing. To be transported for life armed by eight armed ruffians; this, t00, committed in bron yes Jobin Breen and Charles at fer stealing 4 | day light, and terminating with all the choracteristies of a way son pent John Br en to be oe fe six months and ...
... every point. During the preceding night they concentrated the fortified height of Ametza all the troops, reinforcements, and armed peasantry which they could collect from tha different points of the province. They also placed in battery on this commanding ...
... resolutions he referred to the standing committee, and sat down amidst loud cheers. Barrett seconded the amendment. Mr. H. Grattan. M. P.. said if the Tor.e* were to return power Ireland would be extinguished. They would ”'' 'j the people, they had already ...
... continually rem inded by They are the to attain Javes, and continua lly taunted to try if the ‘Tories that they are s Dv an act of arms, escape from the thraldom. tev can, when it has usually considered wisdom in a any chanee, has incorporated some cong nered ...