... REPEAL ASSOCIATION. , f the body was advertised for one o'clock this f Am ' ,ne j£ room was much crowded. Mr. O'Neil ?? that John Augustus O'Neil, of Runoneen | should take the chair. This gentleman, who appears ?? a superlatively fine person, having taken ...

... amendment 7-5 Majority ?? The Bill was then read a third time and passed. IRISH ARMS BILL. On the order ofthe day being moved for going into com- [ mittee on the Irish Arms Bill, Mr. WYSE rose to move, as an amendment, a resolution of which he had given ...

... the authori- ties in Ireland had given orders that the military j should no longer go to church on Sundays withoui j their arms. j Mr. Wyse gave notice for the same day, to ask whether any supplementary grant for educational purposes was contemplated ...

... until shortly before four o'clock. He was accompanied in his carriage by Mr. .John O'Connell, M.P., Dr. Murphy, Dr. Hughes (Roman Catholic Bishop of New York), Mr. H. Grattan, M.P., and several other persons. Tne scene at this period cannot be readily ...

... Joseph Rutland, Esq. Geo. Crafter, Esq. John Shepherd, Esq. Jesse Curling, Esq. i Emanuel Silva, Esq. John P. Dunbibin, Esq. Alexander Slater, Esq. John Ellis, Esq. j James Sparks, Esq. John Gartskell, Esq. | John Vickers, Esq. J. W. Grove, ...

... irlhouses ;m England. The prosecution against John Hendricke, the postmaster irk, is ab-ndoned. . .vo men were sentenced at Nenagh to transportation for | for female violation. At Kilkenny, Baron Pennefather sentenced John Murphy | ?o transportation for life for ...

... Honourable Corps of Gentlemen at Arms ; Mr. Macgregor, Secretary to the Board of Trade; Sir William C. Ross, R.A., miniature painter to the Queen ; Mr. James Bunce Curling, Clerk of the Cheque of the Hon. Corps of Gentlemen-at-Arms; Mr. Ellerthorp, Clerk of ...

... Brook-st. Covent-garden Day, John, 5, Gloucester-terrace, Rhodes, J., 29, Duncan-terrace Regent s Park ; Ronalds, E., Upper Thames-st. Deane, R., Esq. Halkin-street I Salter, G.. Esq.. Hobart-place Dickinson, Jas Edmonton Salter, John. Little Prescott- Dixon ...

... Richard Bentley New Burlington-street. NEW WORK BY~J. A. ST. JOHN, ESQ. Sx v. iL w re * dT > in 3 wis. post Bvo., I R COSMO DIGBY. A Tale of the Monmouthshire Riots. * .t. c.. nv t ßy J - A - ST. JOHN, Esq., Author of The History of the Manners and Customs ...

... utters much that is forcible. The subject is O'Connell and the Government. From Ainsworth's Magazine we quote unmutilated John Oxenford's Dying Flower, translated from the German of Riickert, not so much because it is one of the best translations ...

... hundred and forty-three. WILLIAM LANE PHILLIPS. Mgned in the presence of John Chisholm, of 3, Cooks-court, Can- -t reet, Lincoln's Inn, Solicitor for the said William Lane Phillips. I JOHN MAYSON, at present, and for five 7 months past, residing at No. 12, ...

... the year of our Lord - ..sai.d eight hundred and forty-three. m ?? ti >. ?? ' JOHN BEARD ORAM .Thomas Martin Wilkin, 59, Bartholomew-close •onaon, Attorney for the- said John Beard Oram. ' THOMAS ATWOOD, at present, and for .t~, , rfr, ' l t l '» Past ...