... country, to h«ve their men under arms in their quarters, and ready to inarch any emergency,knd forbidding the officers from dining out even the of their posts.— Limerick Chronicle, THE EARL CARDIGAN AGAIN. The Earl of Cardigan was balloted for a member of ...

... Patrick Enwnght, county Cork, ; John Patrick Campaine,county Wexford, 25 cents; Alexander Clark, county Longford, 1 James M'Dermolt, county Longford, 1 dol ; John Brescel, county Wexford, I Michael Bowes. Queen’s County, dol; John Mullen, county Mrath, 1 ; ...

... iialea lo represent Ibis grcal county in parliament, the High Sherill, John Titdall, , arrived here at ten uMock, and >oon after the doors of the Court-house were thrown open. Mr. Grattan not having atrived the ap pointed hour, the shcrid, after wailing for ...

... until could stand before ihera purilied ot the charge coalition which had been anade against him the pteviousday by Mr Grattan Mr. Grattan that the splitting of voles between Acton and Sir Ralph Howard was to him a strong eviJ.no- of its exigence. did not ...

... to he revenged (hear, hear). Was not ihe man who armed this coun'ry with a mob of Orangemen who thirsted for y.iur blood (hear, hear)?—the man who organised 22,000 yeomen in the north, and who placed arms in their hands ma-.'-acre the unoffending Catholics ...

... on the poll. which was met—unmixed with one single expression Mr. Lynch replied. „rinci»le applause—was followed many manly arm being raised Mr. Monahan said he to,, '') ° Assessor were to wipe away the tear of honest indignation and dissp. laid down nn ...