... Agaociation resumed its sittings yii Esq., in the chair. , After the tran'action of some routine busines, a icad from Henry Grattan, Esq., Al.P. regretting his inability to attend the Association in consequence of i lless, from a cold caught in hiS jro1 ...

... M. J. Chapman, Westmeathi Clements, Leitrim John Maher, Wesford county S. White, Leitrim James Power, Wexford county R. H. Fitzgibbon, Limerickco. C. A. Walker, Wexford town W. S. O'Brien, Limerick co. John O'Connell, Youghal. The following description ...

... last wieek in Deene Thorpe wood, Lincoln, betweven twenty- five Sudimorougi poachiers and fifteen keepers of' thle Earl of Cardigan. .The conflict lasted hirf an hour, both Iiaities receiving severe injuries. The keepers at length got the better of the ...

... Lord JOHN RUSSELL presented the report of the par, commissioners of religious instruction in Scotland. and Mr. HAWES obtained leave to bring- in a bill td u extend the Great Western Railway. otl' THE REGISTRATION' OF MARRIAGES BILL. I th Lord JOHN% RUSSELL ...

... IURN' iakeil Lorti John ?? swelteher ?? lie agreer switht the opittnion ropoitlei to hare berii oxlresserl by purr loid Meltboui'ne, Iihat tite existence of tlse Naitiottol Assorintiots ofn of Ireland oes lo be regretteil. at~i Lssrd JOH-N RU~SSELL Tefrmedl ...

... WraT, Lord MoaPsTu, Sir JAs. GaAnAm, Sir JoHn Hlomnoivan, and Sir ROBERT PFEL followed in Ingthened speeches,-one paity arraigning and the other defending the policy of the Government towards Ireland. Lord JOHN RUSSELL then replied; in the course of t ...

... Wear, Lord MOaPBTU, Sir JAS. GRAHAM, Sir JOHN I EolsHoUsxiindlSir ROBERT PERL followed in lengthened speeches,-!-one patty arraigning and the other defending the policy of the Government towrards Ireland. Lord JOH'N RVUSSELL thekf replied ; int the course ...

... i78, 11apping-wall, ?? Allen, George Frise ana John l'owle, of Rye, Sussex, ?? Meyer, the elder, John Meyer, the younger, and Jameg Meyer, of Conduit street, Hanover-square, tailors, (so far-as concerns John Meyer, the ?? Stevens and Ebenezer spencer, of ...

... returns were continued on the former plan, as otherwise it would not be possible to judge of the state of Ireland. ks Mr. H. GRATTAN said that he wished for these returns, to test the speech of the right honourable Member for Tam- worth, delivered at the ...

... were continued on the former plan, as otherwise it. t would not be possible to judge of the state of Ireland. t h- Mr. H. GRATTAN said that he wished for these returns, 1 to test the speech of the right honourable Member for Tam- worth, delivered at the ...

... returbs were continued on the former plan, as otherwise it would not be possible to judge of the state of Ireland. k* Mr. H. GRATTAN said that he wished for these returns, to test the speech of the right honourable Member for Tam- worth, delivered at the ...

... cbseacteriged the boatsted tranqulillty oftIreJ land. as' msot deceitful; and maintained the position by Iquo~ailbo.-Mr. H. GRATTAN. WIth ludicroun bombast, ex ftgll tbe As.s90itoi0; he asserted tjtait I ^tb's alrsly inadi-sure of 15'yeat3; 1Npich would ...