... congregation of sober and moral me,,.— (Cheers.) 1 Want yon get arms. (Sensation.) Now, mind me-do yon know Hie arms 1 want yon to get-lbe repeal so. cietv’s card ? Every man who lias that well armed. My revered and esteemed friend, who Us been your pastor for ...

... the Canada corn bill was carried, by a majority 150 to 75, The bill then passed. HUSH ARMS BILL. On the order of the day tor going into committee on the Irish arms bill being read, Mr. protested against, it. It was founded neither on justice nor policy ...

... Bernard, Courtenay, Northland, Claud Har I T Tavlar Faiward Conolly. Mervyn Wo. Cl ag Charles Barry Baldwin, John Boyd, Edmond Hayes, John Irving, \ R.O. Gore, Q Dick, George Wyndham, Edward Grogan, Robert I Henry Bruen, C. P. Leslie, A. froy, Frederick ...

... Full many an anxious year must pass Ere I stand here again ; With this good blade and this bold arm I seek the battle-field. To win renown by deeds of arms; To die. but not to yield. 1 grieve to leave ray father’s home— The tears fell as he spoke; But ...

... by several hun- dreds, whom they describe as all dressed in women's attire, with their faces blackened, and armed with staves and fire. arms. Their leader came up to them, and entered into conversation, relating the grievances of Rebecca and her children; ...

... to 25. But ire. Leave was then given to bring in the bill to make further i s of op THB STATUTES OF MORTMAIN. for her Lord JOHN MANNERS then brought on a motion, “ th if. She | inexpedient in the present condition of the country to conti! orm the | existing ...

... greatest eminence. The Misses Reeve, of Alton, Hants, cousins to John Reeve, Eoq., Comedian, were eured of several very painful Corus, after every other application hed Prepared by John Foz, in boxes at 1s 144. o threp in one for 20. and to be hed of ...

... Thursday, Aug. 17. LOUGH FOYLK FISHERY CASES. Kev. John M. Staples, and Hugh Lyle. Esq.. Justices; and Major Snow and James Little, Esq., Stipendiary Magistrates, presided. Patrick M'Curriston and John Bradley, of the Donegal Fishermen, were fined, each ...

... E»q ' l ** Upper OlouceMor I lace, l>«r»et-»q. MARTIAL L. WELCH, E*q., Wyndbaro Place, Biyan*lon«.»quare. STANDING COCNktL. JOHN BHAFTER* Lincolu** Inn. BANKERS. Meaara ROSARdUBT & Co . lombard^troel. M«a»rs. C. HOPKINSON, BARTON & Co . RegenUlreet. MUCITOM ...

... prevent a further call: 1 Leinster Express. Robbery of Arms, and gallant capture by the On Sunday last, about eleven o’ clock, a party of five armed men, with their faces blackened, entered the hooseof John Cormack, of Cureeney. aged and respectable farmer ...

... you will, in justice me, give insertion to this letter in your newspaper.—l have the honour be, sir, your obedient servant, Cardigan. the other hand, Lord Wm. Paget asserts the truth of the ao- cusation, and declares his intention lo have the matter brought ...

... of Norwich, Samuel Mitchell, Esq., was, during the On hearing the announcement of her approach- | temporary absence of Mr. John Joseph Gurney, a member of the ip fect lm, end submitted to all the necessary Ss} { | Society of Friends, called upon to preside ...