... discontinue the use of a language so em- per John Branagan, Es Esq. Dungannon, £5 10s, On the 2d instant, in ‘the 19th year of her age, Mai M ‘‘Coubrie, towards the officers of our ma- q- Dundee. per Mr. John Coogan, 4 third daughter of Mr. Robert Thompson ...

... Alban’s election. ARMS BILE (IRELAND). On tho motion of the Attobnet-Gbkerai, for Ireland a conference was appointed to meet the lords the amendments made their lordships in tho arms (Ireland) bill. ADJOURNMENT OF THE HOL.E. Lord JOHN RUSSELL rose to move ...

... prepared lo carry into effect, with the vigour which belonged to his character, the law with which Parliament had recently armed him for the suppression of crime and outrage. trusted that the views of Parliament and Governmout would not bo frustrated, ...

... present noble lord, although he had swx»rn fidelity to his Sovereign, broke his allegiance on the field of battle, turned his arms upon his Prince, and was the cause of his destruction ; along with the name, it would appear he had bequeathed to the noble ...

... (Mr. Grattan) would be obliged to go Dated this 24th day of Julv abroad in a few days, he hoped to return soon, and would 647) JOH N HYDE, Collector. Mr. Smith O’Brien, therefore, has all the ingredients of (if spared) walk into that room arm-in-arm with ...

... protestation against it; and, much esteemed Mr. Grattan, he wmuld respectfully tell him that writing a letter on tho subject was not sufficient—he should come over ami act in his own county. (Hear.) Mr. Grattan’s friends in tho county of Meath thought ho ...

... THE ARMY The or Prince Albert’s Hussars. under the command of Lieut.-Colonel the Earl «f Cardigan, sailed from the Custom-house quay, Dublin, on Mon- day, in the Queen Victoria and Duchess of Kent steamers, for Liverpool. of the Ioniskillin, tected ea ...

... ** himself must strike the blow (Cheers.) Trust not for freedom to the Whigs.” We will not take up arms, for we have none; but we will use the arms of reason and argument till our cause is trium- phant. (Loud cheers.) Mr. was delighted that they had ...

... Lowry (Presbyterian minister), Mr. Lewis Quin, Ir, Patrick Mullen, Mr. Francis Dickson, Mr. James Devlin, Mr. Hugh Margey, Mr. John Between four M‘Gahen, and Mr. Anthony and five hundred associates were enrolled. This is the right way of geing to business ...

... BIRTHS. the 13th Inst., at Bangor, the lady of John O’Reilly Hlarkwood, Esq., of ItallymemM-k, of a daughter. the 21st lust., in Suuth.strcet, i’urk-lane, London, the Lady Kihnaine, of daughter. the mst., in Belgrave-square. London, the Lady of the Right ...

... barrister; John Fitzgerald, Gerard W. Galwey, Peter Slevin* Francis Smyth, barrister ; John Rafferty. Simon Browne, James Murphy, Thomas Dunn, Monsieur Chappuis, Paris; Thomas Strong, Christopher O’Connor, John Smyth, Maurice R. Leyne, John Fox, James ...

... provisions of the arms bill. (Hear, hear.) Sut if there were grouods for resisting the arms bill, what were they in comparison with the grounds which we have now for resisting this bill. Again, I promise the government that as we resisted the arms bill, so our ...