... ropose Gerald Aylmer, Esq., belonging to one of the o if di lest and most respectable fa- milies in the county of Kildare, and Thomas Kelly, an eminent surgeon, residing in Maynooth. He begged leave to move that these, with some other gentlemen, whose names ...

... passing of one law 5 but the Tory landlords —the Sir Roger Pahners, the Ll om rez s bet one law nor many laws, but a lex a- Thomas Batlers, ul Colonel Bruens, for there ture for ever. The Americans opposed, by war, Great cannot be a doubt, that Liberal ...

... Black, Esq., James Blair, Esq., John Black, Esq., Richard Counery, Esq., Thos. Coleman, Esq., *Samuel Gelston, Esq., Freeman Hardy, Esq., Hugh Halliday, Esq., Adam Hill, Esq., Samuel Hart, Esq., *John uindsay, Esq., John M‘Entire, Esq., Robert Magee, Esq ...

... Haslett, of Newtonlimay ad J. B. Thompson, Waringstown; ‘ames Alex Doagh; Richard Patterson, Moneyrea ; Ww K Newry; and Thomas Hardy, Tandragee. ...

... F. Muntz Captain Pecbell J. N. (») Ainsworth Bowring I Walker I Sir T. Winnington 1 W. Busfield 1 J. Hardy («) W. Turner I W. 0 . M. Foster Thomas Weeding 0 . Major Vivian Lord Leicester. 0 . Hon. G. P. Sroythe. John Bradshaw 0 . Henry Goulburn ...

... its creation, and fulfilled the condilions which it was at first originally granted, still, let us ask, can any man be found hardy enough to assert that the decent and sober maintenance of bishop, who does nothing, should cost eight or ten, and in some cases ...

... pert of human affairs ! The poor would imbibe dismal and unnatural ideas of the Great Supreme. In their eves would being hardiness and cruelty, not of benevolence. They mii'hi. indued »ho •i*paei..m. heavens, hut they would not ai.nonnee the of God! Oh ...

... were also interrogated to which of the candidates they voted for; and those who had recorded their voles lor Sir Thomas Wild and Mr. Hardy were told, Oh! have heard enough—that will do; now you may go! Wo can’t believe you; it is a clear case, it a regular ...

... summoned to attend Court, and were re-sworn : Colonel Vebneb, M.P., Foreman; Sir J. M. Stronge, Bart. John Hardy, Col. Blacker. William Irwin, Thomas Aitken, Charles Philips, Patrick M'Qua tie, and James Wilkins, were arraigned for walking procession on ...

... Inteat, Williams, Gloucester, bark ; City of Limerick, (et.) Moppet, Dublin. 22.—Falcon, (st.) Gowan, Liverpool; Alexander, Hardy, Liverpool, salt; Creole, Ed- monds, Cadiz, wine; Good Design, Gunn, Wick, herrings; Victoria, (st.) M°Kibbin, Fleetwood; 21 ...

... they never will, when their suffering, grossest and raukc.-t bigotry ngninst On.- C.lhollc rcli- | prli. read is taken from Hardy's Life of Lord Charlemont. country avads. . gum Recollect that they were the victims of per.ecu- rate men could unite with ...

... It’s all j verv fine, Mr. Ferguson, but you don’t lodge long here.” Aluruiuy Chronicle. ln extremely interesting article on Thomas Carlyle’s extraordinary work on Chartism, in the just published part of the Jtritish and Foreign Itevieic, there are the following ...