... Ainsworth, Esq. the Ancient Court-foolsauthor of Rook wood,” Will Suntmers, Dick TarU with two Illustrations ton, and Archibald Arm- George Cruikshank strong, by Ingleberry Osss-Handy Andy’s New Adreo- kin. ttures by S. Lover, Esq.. A Visit to the Castle of ...

... HathviiriiAri..—Wm. llop|ier unanimoos. Heoiy Ketgan, ...

... house with a large box in one hand, and a bag in the other, completely filled with petitions amidst loud laughter. Mr. H. GRATTAN presented several petitions from parisees situated in the counties of Down, Monaghan, Fermanagh, Armagh ; also, from the town ...

... of our enemies to power would eradicated. is our duty, then, to stand together, shoulder to shoulder—heart to heart—and arm to arm—to resist the approach of the foul Orange domination our country (hear, hear, and loud cheers). ask any man consider what ...

... honor to be, my lord, your obedient servant, John Bunt. The Earl of Car digan, &c., &e.” Canterbury, July 9, 1839. My Lord—l beg to enclose to your lordship the copy of a letter 1 addressed to the Earl of Cardigan, commanding othcei the 1 Dragoons now Canterbury ...

... Sir John Marlcy, his «sdfl son. Chief Justice Marley, Anthony Malone the Exchequer), Dr. Lucas, Lord Perry, Sir Hercules Langrishe, Mr, Henry i'iood. John Wilkes Lord Chatham, Kelly, Mr. Denis Daly. Lord Chief lloron liurgh, Mr. Forster, Mr. John Forbes ...

... Sir Geo Fort, John Philips, G R Archliold, Robert French, F Phillpoll*, J Ait wood, Gillon, Wm D I*' B Baluhridge, T Goddard, A Ponsonby, C F Baines, Cordon, It Pan son by, Hon J Banncrman, Ales Goring, II Power, James Raring, T Grattan, Power, J Barnard ...

... CARLOW. HoaaißLa Cats or Mcaoaa—On John Nolan, about nineteen yean old, waa tried for the murder bis first cousin, Bridget Nolan, and of his grandmother. Catherine Donuugbue. It appeared by evidence that oo the 9ih November last, during tbc absence the ...

... Ireland. first determined on re-arming •he Orange yeomanry of this country, and then tent over 21,000 stand of arms fur (hat purpose, 16,000 of which he distributed in the North (hear, hear). adopted this plan in order to place arms in (lie hands of the Orangemen ...

... Kennedy, Bantiss House; Richard Daly, Tuliataore ; John Keily, Ross ; Denis Curinsck, Kilkenny ; Patrick M l mnell, Tauderagee ; Thomas M'Evoy, Mullingar; Colgan, Kilcirck; John Kearney, J.P., Miltowa House ; John of Limerick ; Laurence Conrahy, New Park, Kilculleu ...

... the argument of Mr. Pill, when, in 1601, he quitted office, on account of not being able to carry that measure? Or when he armed l*ord Cornwallis with those instructions which were mainly instrumental in bringing about the union? What was the argument ...

... GOVERNMENT OF IRELAND. The orders of the day having been postponed. ! Lord JOHN RUSSELL rose, and spoke the following effect Mr Speaker, on the of March the House of Lords was pleased resolve appoint a select committee inquire into the state of Ireland ...