... here, as most interesting to our readers, we select; the alithor's account of one or two of the desperatc ahiieveienits of Sir John Dc Courcy in the North of' Ire- oild. After noticing the forcible occupation of Doonipa- trick lbv IDe Collrey, and the blockade ...

... against Mr. John Thorogoosd by the Consistory Conrt of the Bishop of London, with the statement of the Clnurchwerdens of Chelnisford, for the recovery of Churi h-rates for 1838 ; and alse for a copy of the warrant by w ihich the said John Thorogoo I was ...

... makle what use of my name you please in this matter, ard I can say the same with Mrm Banks. I am, dear Sir, yours respectfully, JOHN MATSON. M|r. Thes. Biyg, 15, Crare ford-street, Pertinan-square, London. The Thorne, Chesham, Buels, Feb. 4th, 1839. Sir,-As ...

... in arms, and in 179:3 the prayer for tihe franohisee, which hadl ?? coo- temptuously rejected, had been obtained by the tisar which the excesses of the ]risih people had excited, What had bevome ofi the, Catholic ouostion i~ Mr. Fox, Atr. Grattan, Lord ...

... df'iiany from places where 1i0 isquiry itLtH all l tiecs, di(oe by. theCoimrittee_.- 'Therle was the statement.ot' the Rev. John Storey, Local Inspector of Cavan, arld Cliaplain of the jail, who bore testimony to the care exhibited by the Lord Lieutenant ...