... ibis morning continue to be of unfavourable complexion. Account? received from the interior the that great quantity of fire-arm* in the posseseionof the negro population, and they are doing no work ; it stated that one eighth of the people are not work ...

... moneychangers out (cheers). There was not one of them who was not tory or an at heart—they had brought in Stephen Grey and John M‘Donnell; but what voice had the even if they were honest (cheers). Did they ever find M'Donoell, or the son of honest man ...

... hi legate, 17| tons. John—Whitegate, 15 tons. Mary Dawson—Kinsale (not known). The Victory took the lead all through, and returndcd at five *lOOlOB after five o’clock ; the Mary Dawson followed in few minutes, then the Mary, the John distanced, and and ...

... of the Bedchamber (Mr. F. Sheridan), the Gentlfmen-at-Larjre (Mr. Barron and Mr. John Hamilton), the Master of the Horse (the Hon. G. Vaughan), the lister Kinjr-at-Arms (Sir W. Betbam); Aides-De-Camp —The G. Liddell. F, G. Dillon, E. C. Foley. Captams ...

... Archbishop «f Canterbury. Carragh,Campbell, Rose. Fonblanque,Pendarves, F. B>ng. Doctors' Commons, by John Drummond, Esq., the sole Stanley, D. Gaskell, Grattan, Liddell, E. exacutor. The property of the noble earl ha. been sworn son, Cayley, ivian. J. Vrttsn ...

... harmony of the evening. . . __ James Dnlacke. Esq., sworn—Deposed that saw Mr. Rogers surrounded by several gentlemen, and hia arms were extended, and was gesticulating and swearing; Captain Irvine put his hands to Mr. Rogers’ breast, but not to his head ...

... him and his colleagues. recommended he to arm themselves, and resist the death the continuance of the new poor-law, the introduction of a rural police, and any attempt that should be made rob them of their arms (loud cheering). If any mercenaries of the ...

... people would not hear him afterwards (laughter) Mr. O’Connell—Oh, no, Grattan, you have personal and paternal claims upon the meeting; 1 nave, if any, only personal claims. Blr.fl.Grattan then came forward.—Having small piece land and houses the parish, be ...

... common cause with him against the Grand Vizier. Having committed them, he will exact more than they willing to grunt. you see, arms have dt- of the Turco •Egyptian question; and treason will do the rest, unless England and Russia complicate it still more ...

... establishment than those of England, and therefore imperatively demand revision and assimilation.” John Martin, Esq., seconded the motion. Henry Grattan, Esq., M.P., proposed the fifth resolution, lie said’the place where they were assembled should be ...

... Dermott, David C. Peter, Thomas M-Gralb, John Stewart Vesey, John P. Filxgerald, George Mahood, John Arnold, John*tVßrien, George Purdon, John Welsh, John Gray, John Kitson, ...

... motion relative the supply of the convict ships. stated that hitherto the , convict ships were supplied in Dublin—but Lord John ' Russell had thought fit supply them from Deptford, in England ; and knew no reason for this except that the ministry teemed ...