... Caleb Williams,” and ” VatlK’k,” hold Is*, if not unapproachable, certainly Horace Wnt|mle. Morier, Gleig, Gall. Grattan, and Trclawiiey. are names every novel reader will hail with a cordial webrnme. The Inimitable Hri»ekdru Brown, the elegant ...

... a consolation it is to us to know, that with her left hand Ireland gave to despotism a more effective blow than the unbound arms of England were able to accomplish (hear, hear). Yes, they gave us a scanty measure of reform, but we made noble use of it ...

... while he lived, till upon hie grave when he died, would stamped th? name of John Reilly”—(licar). then moved that the ease be referred to a committee to adopt means to secure to John Reilly” comfort for the remainder of his life(hear). Mr. M‘Dermolt stated ...

... own tub•nrlpboM, had IrfM'it collected in small portion the parUfc lying in the Queen’s County ; the other 1/. subscribed Mr. John Egan, of Carrip : Please to have Mr. and myself enrolled members of the General Association, and assure that highly.respectable ...

... own sub- Ton, had teen collected in a small portion of the parish lying in the Queen's County ; the other I/, subscribed Mr. John Egan, of Carrig Please to have Mr. and myself enrolled member? of the General Association, and assure that hijihly.respectable ...

... we ought to forgive it, thirty but we sould bac, it, though, inde e d, we have ae ob excuse es ot baving me mon. | | unbound arms of England were able te accomplish. (Hear. )— Yes, they gave us A measuie f but we made « noble use of it. (Coatinued cheesing ...