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... Wilnot's amendment for the immediate abolition of negro apprenticeship. Sir R. Bateson, Bart. hi.s paired off with Mr. James Grattan, also iD larouw of the amend. be meot. THz MESSRS. AIACENSS'S SOIREE.-We understand that a wish has been expressed by maany ...
... laws, her policy, and her arms. Ireland has been, almost uniformly, treated as the vile corpus ofl every political experiment-her loyalty and disaffiection have been punished alike. Ireland (to borrow the energy, s of Grattan) has never acquired strength ...
... Tiver, the Tredegar, Johns, the Fanny, Johns, the Turtle, Oxland, and the Providence, Washbourne, w ith sundries. OUTWARDS.—The Hero, Heard, for Altona, the Newburgh Adamson, for Rotterdam, the Emma, De Garis, for Trieste, the John, Williams, for Dordt ...
... Bleefuer, by Bagron de Blome, thle l])uinisl i inister. Motlisiur do Barnieveld, by Bt. Dedel, the minister of the Netfherlanifs. John Van Bhurenr, son of thle president of' hiae Unuited States ; fils Excellency General Cass, Borlted Sltates miinister to France; ...
... Morpetli. Sir John Kennedy, by the DJlke of Leinstor. Sir William Leeson, by the Earl of Mulgrave. Mr..Alderian Drumomonid. of Dublin, by Lord Morpeth. Mr. H. Howard, by Lord Morpeti. Mr. Brotherton, l 1th LIght Dr. by the Earl of Cardigan. Rev. Thomas ...
... I (Ireland) bill, and the Kings- town and Dublin harbour bill, were read a third timeand passed. The bill to continue tire arms (Ireland) act was with drawn. The vagrant ac4 amenilment bill was read a second time, and committed for Saturday next. The ...
... time of Henry to V1i[. The doctrine he was laying down was not the.doc- fi trine of a school boy, bat they would find that Sir John E Davis, wh~oad filled the office of Attorney-General, and t wh o was a -most learned individual, had laid down the law i precisely ...
... good feeling evinced by the inhabitants of Cardiff in commcmomting this auspicious event. At an earlv hour the bells of St. John's Church commenced merry peal, and the discharge of cannon announced the arrival of a holiday which was universallv kept by ...