... are executed in superior manner, in the first style of art. Several eminent military officers and others have inspected the arm, and they consular it to be very suitable weapon for the British army. The company of artillery that recently embarked for China ...

... wherein Sir John Sinclair and Robert Burns are called as witnesses against the Scottish Union, the Chronicle rushes hither and thither with it, invoking wit and vulgarity (Canning and itself), history and prophecy, metaphysics and'i arms against the Irish ...

... parliament which has been returned by the English. John Bull, who talks so much of his Anglo-English Saxon race; John Bull has returned this monopolist parliament- a parliament to starve the working classes. John Bull has often boasted of his love of freedom- ...

... Preenßook, wherein Sir John Sinclair and Robert Burns are called witnesses against the ' °°,i Union, the Chronicle rushes hither and thither with it, invoking wit and vulgarity (Canning and itself), history and prophecy, metaphysics and arms against the Irish ...

... parliament which has been returned by the English. John Bull, who talks so much of his Anglo-Saxon race— John 801 l has returned this monopolist parliament—a parliament to starve the working classes. John Bull has often boasted of his love freedom; ** I ...

... after which some discussion takes place on the conduct the head of the army in sheltering Lord Cardigan. The ordnance estimates are gone through, and Lord John Russell obtains leave to bring in bills for the amendment of the criminal law. The British Queen ...

... fellow-soldiers, with Major Grattan, to the attack. The bone of the tore part h s left arm was shattered by a hall, and under the ex- Cement of the action, and the beat of the atmosphere the wound became rapidly inflamed. J the arm was swelled so, that Ins ...

... fellow-soldiers, with Major Grattan, to the attack. The bone of the fore part of his left arm was shattered by a ball, and under the excitement of the action, and the heat of the atmosphere, the wound became rapidly inflamed, and the arm swelled that his jacket ...

... Simpson, John T. Grout, George Dawson. Surgeons— Thomas King, John Tuttiett, James Carrulhers, Robert Dickson. Assistant-Surgeons —William B. Marshall, George F. Rowe, James C. Motley, John Hodge. Pursers— Samuel Curry, John Stignaut, Robert Young, ...

... Mountjoy-fquar„, in the city of Dublin, Esq., Barrister-at-law, deceased. John Swift Joly, Esq., second son of Charles Joly, ol Charlemont-place, in the county of Dublin, E*q., deceased. John Adams, Esq., eldest son the Vety Rev. Samuel Adams, of Northland, in ...

... M'Connell, Mr Gallagher, Mr J Bryson, Mr J O'Neill, Mr J Savage, Mr J Laverty, Mr M'Gowart, Dr M'Donnell, Airdrie; Mr M'Auley, do; John O'Neill, Esq, Greenock; Mr M'Anulty, do; Mr Duffy, do; Mr Tierney, do; Mr P O'Neill, Paisley; and the Repeal Wardens and Committees ...

... (treasurer) ; Rev. John Smith, county Tyrone ; Mulholland, county Down; Peter OTvaue, county Derry; John Hart, county Sligo; James Whelan, county Waterford ; John Ryan, county W estmeath; and Patrick Power, county Waterford, five dollars each John county Limerick ...