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... resideute, and habits cleanliness and decorum, which have riot heretofore prevailed, will necessarily follow. arrived at the King's Arms' Inn, Derry,on Thu.-sday, tlie lltli August, and were immediately visiied by the Bishop Derry, the Mayor, the Recorder, the ...

... accordingly a series of propositions were brought before the house commons, sustained by the eloquence and patriotism of Grattan, and they would have been passed had they not been opposed Mr. Pitt and the father of Sir Hubert Peel. You perceive from this ...

... debates for thirty years which your name is not prominent all the motions by Sir John Newport and others as a denouncer of Orangeism its cause and consequences Mr Grattan as authority and probably as sincere a patriot as the Knight Kerry thought rather ...

... fur heavy guns to force the Carlist position near Biiboa, at the same time the garrison were to make formidable sortie. Lord John Hay was embarking eight heavy cannon, under Major Culquhonn, and she was to sail immediately for Portugalette. A private letter ...

... I AccIDENT AT Cucr’ rox.—On Saturday last, its toa one of tl oceur from the hose very serio use of fire-arms, woman (daughter of a man named John Sackett who was in the service of M Whitlow, of Churton. about noon, on util that she went out into the Saturday ...

... year when snilitaiar s- operations are usually suspended, ill order state a Ministry might be strengtihesoed and the Freach d arms crowned with gloly. Providence on this cc, e- casion appears to have resisted tile aggressions 0i e, the Frenclo marauders ...