... shat po- Sie William Somerville, by the Marqu sition the vewel was in, from which the reports were heard Mr. Henry Grattan, by Sir John Hobt as signals for assistance. On the weather becoming « Major Macuamara, by Lord Morpeth. clear che was discovered ...

... were heard Sir William Somerville, by the Marqu as signals for assistance. On the weather becoming « litile Mr. Henry Grattan, by Sir John Major Macnamara, by Lord Morpeth. .OT. clear she was discovered to be the packet Mr. Bridgman, M.P., by Lord Morpet ...

... society, they verity bad setin. Colonel Arthur | could not be wrong. After reading two extracts Sir John Colborne had been sworr from the ch of Lord John Russell, complaining of the agitation of the question, he said he would defy the sional office, and ...

... guage be had used LORTON, in presenting a petit td John meek * tants of a parish in Cavan, wished to as Tae under the clause in tho eee 117 sone who called themselves i ooo 120 person who signed himself John one for of her her Majesty's Secretaries of State ...

... that proposition, the honor member for Dublin had told us that the would yet be incomplete—if he had told up the mountain armed w food tat the first consequence of telief bill would be the spoliation of the let me tell him that that measure never passed ...

... occasion. Amonc thes hearredness of the | purses, and their energies to her cause; 1 be tithes by force | you, were the Rev. John ou the peo Murray, and Messrs. Pete ating tuis degrad-| M*Quaid, Thomas Johnson, H. P. Ler the | M+Cullagh, and our respected ...

... MP.; T. Esq., P.; J. O'Reilly, Esq, B R. De Verdon, J.P. ; Rev Mr. Marmi Esq., G. Taaffe, J P.; N. Markey, | Garilan, Eeq., John Coleman, dames U' Arcy, Esq., Thomas Coleman, Es: Sie P. Bellew moved that Michael Ches Sheriff of the county, do take the ...