... by the by the weare so universally most eminent members of the Loudon nat further comment would be altogether superfluous. JOHN & HUGH MACCALDIN, 24,¢ Belfast, 22d Dee. 933 See Belfast papers of 16th October last. On application by Letter, Plans of Adineasur ...

... the Rev. J. O’Ryan was to speak to it, would merely give them “ Henry Grattan and the Repeal Members for Ireland.” (Loud and continued cheering.) The lolunteers' March. The Rev. John O’Ryan spoke to this sentiment in his usual brilliant, eloquent, and ...

... wa termed the wild justice of death of the His lordship then read burst of candidate, By whom was he surrounded mer the red arm ef God's vengeance against the ir unfortunate unhappy victims. Mr. Rav having been obliged to withdraw in conse- srofessed sanctity ...

... Babbage, Samuel Rogers, Morier, author “ llajji Baba,” &c.; Richard Millies, Samuel Lover, Sir John Ross, the polar navigator, ike. There are Ihe autographs of Lord John Russell, and a great number of his contemporaries on both sides of the House of Commons ...

... added to the national dvmain, and the clergy to be pensioned by the etate. Lorp CARDIGAN oNncE MoRE.—After the late affair of Captain Reynolds t was thought that Lord Cardigan would never again think of ‘*running such a rig ;” but it seems that he has not ...

... Esq. 8. D. Crommelin, Esq. W. F. Reilly, Esq. A. HL. Read, Esc rles Douglas, Esq. John Andrew William Keown, Fsq. Johu Lees, E R. B. Blakiston, Esq. Richard Binney Esq. John R. Allen, Esq. D. C. Getty, Esq. Joho Esq. Henry Waring, Esq. R . Ward, Esq. High ...

... ult., at Ballynahinch, county Down, the lady of Wun. G. White, M.D., of a son. MARRIED, On the Ist inst. at Ramelton eburch, John Lavens, Fsq., only son of James Lavens, Esc of Milford, county Donegal, ohn Dudgeon, Esq., of same to Eliza Aun, daughter of ...

... would now ask, what had a foreign parliament done for sl Shillelah. al head of a bullock —and that served up so filthily, that John Anderson, Echart Kline, Porter, Brown, Wilkie, Me. Dovir been ealled on, rese amid loud since the first day that her me:nbers ...

... only the minor ones, Lord John’s, on the contrary, sought to abolish the rR. Peel was remit- greatest. ‘The articles on which all ting duties, were not such as the poor consumed; but classes would have been relieved by Lord John Russell's r. Sir R. Peel ...

... that the Speaker do issue his el B ritish arms in India, and he trusted that it would be warrant to the Sergeant-at- Arms totakehim into custody. only of a temporary nature; but he begzed the house to CARDIGAN (BORKOUGEL) th Joo! to the causes which had ...

... from this proposi- tion). * They were very near eating me once,” a iY d the rev. speaker—they used to come and feel us by the arms, as if to see whether we were fat enough. (Hear and loud laughter.) They're very fond of learning Greek, and they term snuffers ...

... present, and the company was most respectable. A letter was read from H. Grattan, Esq.. M.P., regretting that the illness of a relative prevented his attendance, and also one from John O’Connell, Esq., M.P., for himself and the Liberator, stating their sorrow ...