... Yorkshire, scribbling ?? 8torr, John Nortimer, and John Samuel Hunt, of New Bond-street, ?? (o for au regards Paul Starr)-Thomas Anderson, of Manchester, Adam Anderson, of H uddersfield, William Thorburn, of Manchester, and John Tyne, of Paddock, near Hudderasfeld ...

... advised you, as Nebemiali advised the Jews under si. riilar circursatances, to provide yourselves with arms. I still advise the same. Arm, arm, my friends. Arm in defence of your domestic ?? only sure foundation r of the righits of kings. For having given this ...

... friends of ihe wbi~ung catash (-lear, hiear.) PIt.waS; ouywohenohf Govei ment rttehited toput them t jo evs by;1beh. sitrong arm-r of- The :lav, thanit tie} ?? gabtowed. ?? .5! J. | - V ?? ; v. . . * - -d . ,ii>eaoiuticehwaas then putu and carr'ietl; u ...

... Cloyne. BARONETS-Sirs John Burke, (Major), James Croftort (TDL. county Sligo), Denham, Jephson, Norreys, Edward R. Borough, Thomas M'Kenny (D.L. county Dublin). KNrastg-Sirs Thomas Finlay, Samuel Roberts (Cap- tain ?? Francis Smith, John Burgoyne, Arthur Clarke ...

... indisposed at I Strathfieldsaye, vvhich has prevented his Grace from hunt- f .ing, as usual, at Hcrtt'ord Bridge, with Sir John Cope's, or 4 the V ine hounds. His Grace, it is understlood, will remnain I at Strathtieldsaye until the meeting of lParliament ...

... -Onrnmost wise manifacturers in tile adventurous spirit of fool- Ijurdiness undertook to weave and spin against a world in arms, but the world proved too strong for them, and these enterprising men have been pu hotors de comn but even wvitb their own ...

... guest of the evening, Daniel O'onnell' Es, M.P:; Sir , Francis IH'Donne~ll Henry'Chester, Esq ' -atpesGernon,. s rEsq., J.P ; John Cheater; Egq ,' J.P. ;.N. Boylan,.Es., t J.P.On his left sat the Most iR i ` rally, Thomas Steele, Esq. ;' Thomas O'Haghn' ...

... Sir R. Bateson, Bart., Alderman, Dysart, Patrick Gilmour, William M'Intyre, John Munn, Charles Stewart, and Joseph Kelso, Esqrs. The stewards appointed ?? A. Smyth, Hugh Lyle, John Dysart, IV. Kerr M'Clintock, Wm. Haslett, Oliver Bond, Hugh Corbett, George ...

... Prendergast, Bodkin, and Clerk ; John Francis Brown, Esq., Tuam; Richard Savage, Sovereign of Tuam; Patrick Joyce, Esq., Galway; Walter Blake, Esq., Ross Lodge; John Kilbelly, Esq., Mossfort; Patrick Kelly, George Jennings, John Griffin, S. Tully, Godfrey Knight ...

... people were armed, a :uid that lie liad seen the arms.. Atiother declared that p t here was to Ito an aggregate meeting at IVI anchester, which n ft was expected woultl he attended bythsiee hundred tliunsaiir, a atid that mnany wcould lie armed. Dr. WVade ...

... the United States in pre ithe matter, but at the same time he must regret to see American noi . subjects coming armed into our territory,-armed and provided to too with cannon taken from the United States and belonging to dcc the United States. (Hear, hear ...

... protection from n foreign foe, but he rejoiced to see the statement so fully de- nied as it had been by that efficient oflicer Sir John Barrow. He regretted the annihilation of the coast blockade and the marine artillery, but the fault of that act was not chargeable ...