... by taking awav the arm's of the people. What then could be a worse legislative enactment than one which failed to accomplish theobject for which was passed ? Many of the outrages committed in Ireland were not the result of bearing arms ; the greatest excesses ...

... d to pass t tumn, and then return to London for th w Th ye Lord alth eontinues in an indifferent state. The € Countess of Cardigan is at Baden-Baden, and her I lyshi 4 The alth } already improved. The noble Earl doves not ito lito ther Lac of hi senc on ...

... of Repeal floud cheersj. Ves, Ireland is now on the threshold of independence. How true are now the words of the immortal Grattan— There is ardent combinatiou among the people, a fire which animates the nation to its own redemp* Uon, sacred enthusiasm ...

... Bart; John Kingston James, Bart; Arthur Brooke, Bart, MP; Robert Paul, Richard Vorrison, Henry Meredyth, George Morris, D L. Usher of the Black Rod, Robert Bateson, Robert Gore Boothe, Captain Thomas Ross, General George Cockburn. Major-General John Burgoync ...

... James Denvir, being -the sub. seriptions of eleven clergymen, viz., Rev John Haggerty, P P, Armoy, 11; Rev Sami Young, P P, Aughagallon, 11; Rev Rev John M'Court, P P. Glen. arm, 11; Rev RiEdw Nagree;y R C C, Randalstown, 11; Rev William M'Mullen, CC ...

... 1-10 ur Earl Belmore returned to Castlecoole on Fid ' Fee from Omagh. ' he Robert Gregory, Esq., has arrivedat the Angled Arms, Kingstown, from Coole Park, Gott. James Smith, Esq., has left Westport Lodge fr ?? London. On Wednesday morning, shortly after ...

... the lady of John O’Connor, Esq. of a son. At Vergemount, Clonskoagh, the lady of the Rev. Richard Connolly. Esq., of daughter. January 17, the lady of Doctor Stoker, Lower Gardiner-street, of son. January 12, at Spencer Park, the lady of John C. Larmine ...

... and the first conception of the 'distin- guished artist was a group of three figures representing Drummond expiring in the arms of Ireland, and giving his partingadvice to his afflicted wife, who was kneeling beside him_:' That he had lived for'lreland ...

... HENRY-STREET POLICE-OFFICE—Monpa A Desgaren Casz.—C 70 C came before the bench with a young woman Mary Cummins, who had in her arms a fine child « a week old, The constable stated that on Sunday 1 was coming down Summerhill when he sawa et Persons assembled ...

... fallacious idea thal Cowie ord said that the arms should be branded that in the ca: murder, the arms being take», they should know who v but how easy would it be for any one deter to commit murder to brand his arms with the brand noble lord. Indeed, it was ...

... the manslaug John Bergin, near Roscrea, nearly twenty years ago. shop- The jury returned a verdict of guilty against Kilm: A per- The learned Judge sentenced the prisoner to three r ired to imprisonment. Rody Kennedy, John Maher, and John Case occur, ...

... ehie moment. are. purnose — peed to sey that Mr. Grattan never wrote or r of Mr. O'Connell, nor did he wr e assemblage was | ‘ it pind every man in jon, or know who wrote it, or know ar ho lives now more ‘The characters that appeared in ‘* N rish people ...