... Phelan, TC. Thomas Hoban, m legislature, and a common king. Kinigan, John Fehan, Richard j ennelly, TC, John Hur- Resolved —That the general committee of the people Icy. Edward Walsh, TC. John O’Shea. Richard Campion, er exercised the right of taxation in any ...

... and remained in a state of widowhood ll roe years. DUXDALK REPEAL DEMONSTRATION. The following letter of apology from Mr. Grattan was read at the late Repeal Dinner at Dundalk, and was omitted lor >'ant ot space in our publication of Saturday. —Freeman ...

... while leaving the management of Irish interests to Irishpien, upon Irish soil, con yet preserve this country as the right arm of the empire, and such a system, in place of weakening and dismembering it, would but strengthen and consolidate it, and fix ...

... whom the people had cnnfi lence, the oroh ability was, that the present bill would tend arm flic Protestants and disarm the Catholics. He would op; pose any arms' hill, whether proposed Whig or Tory and could not conceive that this atime forsnch measure ...

... Adopted unaniraoasly. John Gargan, Ksq., secretary, then brought forward petition accordingly. Edward Markey, Esq., moved, and James Lynch, Esq., seconded a resolution to the effect, that the petition be adopted and forwarded to H. Grattan, Esq., for presentation ...

... an arm of the sea up to there waists in water and mud, they succeeded, after a long rare, in arresting two prisoners, together two large boats, quantity of spirits, potnle still, and number of vessels. The prisoners have been convicted before John Law ...

... D. O’Connell, jun.. Very Rev. Dr. Fogarty, Daniel O’Connell, Esq. Rev. John Sheehan, Rev. Nicholas Cantwell, &c., &c. On the left, Sir Benjamin Morris, Rev. Dr. O'Brien. St. John’s College, Waterford ; Richard Barrett, Esq, Pilot) Thomas Steele, Esq. ...

... probably since Cook’s time, and four others not be found on the map. The captain took possession them m the name of King Charles John. The inhabitants were a mild race, ignorant of the use of iron, and ready to give for even rusty nail a turtle. They were also ...

... that be may be able to see Mr. John Kean, Cappoquin, Mr. Chearuleyt of Salterbridge, and they would stake hraO any amount. Hoping you wilt insert as above for your weekly paper, whicb I subscriber to. I remain Tone’s tie., JOHN QUINN, jon. FRANK PLEDGE C ...

... y well conducted (hear). There .in , ? 01 that has a single complaint to make nBt U '.':n (ci tes not They are the bravest arm%'in the worlJ, and, therefore, not mean tr, 1 urafje lliera at all, but I feel it to lie a fad, that l r „|l* roused as she ...

... Irish. But to make amends, have got an arms bill. Wvse, Waterford city, U Ross, Batfasl; Thomas The wildfire of religious dissension races in Scotland, yet uionde, Wexford town ; William V Stuart, Waterford citj* no arms bill given to the Scotch. Wales open ...

... the severities of the climate and hard work ; in short, at Cahul, the troops under British command were little else than an armed mob. The noble duke then entered into a succinct detail of the operations from the first outbreak of the insurrection, and ...