... Road, signed or otherwise, by return of. post, you will oblige, yours respectfully, 'WILLIAM LOVETT, 'JOHN COLLINS, ' HENRY RETslllt5IGTON, 'JOHN CLEATE, 'GEORGE ROGEns, 'HEnRY MITCHELL. ?? The rules and regulations, as set forth in the pamphlet entitled ...

... captain magistrate was a tyrant. He got up all the opposition, petitioned against me, and he boasted of it. I assisted at Grattan's election for Meath, in 1831. I was counsel for Daunt, at Mallow, in 1832. 1 assisted Col. Stawell, at Kinsale, at the same ...

... STARVATioN.-Reeently, an inquest was held at the Kinig's Arms public-house, Stinl Tavern-ields in the sti as parish of St. Goorge in the East, before Mr. Baker, ha y the coronter, on view of' the body of John Auger, aged 58 years, who came by his death under ...

... Captain Southwell; Sir Percy Nugent, BaY John H. Lethbridge, Esq.; David Ross, of Rostrevor Esq.; John O'Neill, Esq. i John Hatchell, Esq., Q C John D'Arcy, Esq.; John O'Brien, Esq. ; Dorinick O'Reilly, Esq.; ...

... urt Road, signed or otherwise, by return of post, you will oblige, yours respectfully, 'WILLIAM LOvETT, 'JOHN COLLINS, 'HENRY HETHERINGTON, 'JOHN CLEAVE, 'GEORGE ROGERS, 'HENRY MITCHELL. * The rules and regulations, as set forth in the pamphlet entitled ...

... business forsome time. Wnm.Neild, Esq., the d nmayor, presided; and was supported by David Aitssworth, Esq. the boroughreeve, and John M'Clure, Esq. one of the constables of Manchester. The Mayor opened the E proceedings by reading the requisition upon which ...

... good-humouredly remarked, 0. never mind, my friend, you are a greater man than Lord John Russell. You can carry your measures, I see. All the world knows Lord John cannot. DREADFUL FIRE AT DEPTFORD.-On Saturday a destructive fire broke out in the workshops ...

... Gor- e tomloe, J P Somers, M P; John B Scott, D L, J P, -Cabarnacon ; Hugh Morgan Tuite, M P ; Rev Thomas I Tyrrell, Carlow; Stephen French, John Reynolds, Frederick William Conway, John Quinlan, John Finlay, l John O'Brien, Ratian Lodge. s ...

... subsequently read by the clerk at the table. The Earl of Du=IE rose to move the address, and rapidly glanced at the success of our arms abroad, giving equal credit to those who planned operations at home as well as to those whlo> had so triumphantly executed ...

... in came the Whigs and Lord John Russell, and stripped the poor of their legal right to relief, removing from the land the burthen of supporting the poor, and throwing the burthen on the middle classes. Thta is what Lord John and the Whigs have done by ...

... M'Swiney, and John Russell, Ss each; Messrs M O'Shaughnessy and M Reardan, 2s 6d each. Subscrip- tions at Cove-Mrs Fitzpatrick, 21; Messrs M Cahill, P A Shannon, of Limerick; John Olden, M Drew, a Repealer. John Kinnears, William Ryan, and John Thomas Barry ...

... bill having so unsatisfactory a franchise (Hlear.) After a few remarks from Lord Morpeth, Mr. Seijeant Jackson, and Mr. H. Grattan, the house went solo com- mittee on the bill, which was to be further considered en Thursday. THURSDAY, APRaIL 29, Mr. Walter ...