... Hants, cousins to John , Waterford, per Mr J L,on. •/ Reive, Esq , Comedian, were C-ed of several rer, pain- | scrabbr, *« X ful Soft Corn* after every other application had f • Street> , eat h, per Rev J Bmyth P P - 0 Prepared only by John Fox, m Boxes »t ...

... Ist instant, 43, Summer-hill, the lady of John Kelly. Esq., of a daughter. On the S*th ult.. In Waterford, the lady of Alexander R. Pope. Elq.. of a daughter. At Hen borough, county Tipperary, the lady of John Andrews, Esq.. M.L)., of a daughter. the ult ...

... to-morvow. M- BRIGHT thought that apder the circumstances the petito ors ought to be at liberty to approach the house. Me. 11 GRATTAN said that he House of Commons ought tbe inlebted to Mr. smith (' Brien, because he had by the abwerd pro-cedings that had ...

... but the arms of moral force arguments. | Now, sir, the inference is that he did not mean arms, but | I will give the rev. gentleman the benefit of his intention ‘ and s2y that the obvious interpretation of his words isthat I be wmeant the arms of self ...

... Reilly succeeded him: I know as a fact that many of the members were armed, but I don’t know in what maaner; the club did not purchase arms for its members, but iodividual members procured arms for themselves ; when I spoke of the Repeal movement getting an ...

... Rev. Mr. Doran, C.C., Rev. John Walsh, P.F., Rolesiown; Benedict Arthur, Esq., Seafield, grand juror of the county Dublin; John Shaw, Patrick Bowden, James Brangun, James Michael Cuffe, William Bowden, Patrick Linehan, John Dodd, James Segrave, Myles ...

... Pelargoniums, Er cas, Fuchsias, &c, &c. XHE WHOLESALE TEA TRADE The various iptive Catalogues be bad on j plication. , . ! JOHN SC ALLY AND/CC N.B.—Early Seed Potatoes, Sea K.a'e, and Asparagus ( v T p- , lanre t Plants Bass 'Matts, Netting, Garden Tools ...

... subjects to bear arms ; true that privilege was contined to Protestant subjects: but that distinction was merely the result of the spirit of the times; it did not affect the principle. It was the right of every free subject to Iwar arms—not alone to protect ...

... of trial, and justice to the people of Ircland. He would give bis cordial support to the motion of bis hon. friend. Mr. Il GRATTAN a ...

... of the city, and that it was a 3 edifying sight to hear). And uu..ugwm_,‘..m wituess the clergymen of both persussions arm-in arm on trated by one class of the commanity, should lot express this blessed mission of charity” (cheers). While be (Mr. stlll ...

... being duly sworn upon his oath, saith—l purchased from John Moran, his printing office, in Friar-street, in of Cashel, this day, one shilling’s worth of ballads, «titled the ‘Tories’ downfall.’ Said John Moran soM die said ballads for the purpose of publicly ...

... well made as if ordered ¢ RICHARD ALLEN. REPEAL VICTORIOUS!! THE PATRIOTIC LADIES ARE ARMING ! THE UNITED BANDS OF REPEALERS ARE ARMING!! UNIVERSAL IRELAND IS BEING ARMED!!! WITII the celebrated National Repeal Wliers, sold in Shects containing 100 each ...