... will do uotbing io the way of kindnesaaod conciliation. (Hear, bear.) On the subject of the Arm* Bill, I have no extravagant feeling. Although I have voted for Arms Bill in Ireland, yet, general rule, I believe it to most inefficient measure. (Hear.) I say ...

... Cooke preached Lisburn Presbyterian Church, in reference the evils attendant horse-racing. His text from the 10th cliajtter of John—My sheep hear my voice,” &c. The Christian, it was explained, hears the voice the good Shepherd in the word, in Providence ...

... Ternun, George Haipur, James Mathew*, Christopher Jordan, Ed ...

... were Elected accordingly, namely,- l CRANE RICHARD BRUSH. 2. NEAT, MACART. 3. JOHN HARRISON. 358 4. ROBERT STEWART. _ 5. JOSEPH HAMMOND. 6. JOHN BULLICK. 7. JOHN HERRON. 8. JOHN FRACKLE'TON. 9. ROBERT IIARRISON. FOI 10. SAMUEL CORRY. 11. WILLIAM M'CAMT. ...

... so unfair that Sir R. Peel ought to have been generous enough to remove them, on taking office in 1841. In company with Lord John Manners, be had visited Maynooth, and they were much impressed with the air of decent poverty and humility which it was ch ...

... the Bishop of Sir M. D. Bellew, Bart., the Right Rev. Drs. Kennedy and Keating, John O'Connell, M.P., Caleb Powell, M.P., Henry Grattan, M.P., James Roe, Roes- borough, John Maher, Ballinkeel, ‘I’. Lyons, Sunville, and W. ‘T. O'Neill Daunt, Esqrs. The usual ...

... Bashford, ; William Cochrane, Leek; N. Dudgeon, Lakefield ; John Fleming, Monaghan; John K. Jameson, Clonkeen, Clones : Henry Jackson, Clones ; AN in. Charles Waddell, Lesnavaire; James Kelly, John Goudy, Coolmain; Uobt. Thompson, Brandrum. There were six ...

... government was introducing into parlia- ment a measure of a very stringent character for regu- lating the possession of fire-arms in Ireland. To show what effects were likely to flow from the re- moval of the magistrates, he need only poiat their atten- ...

... ICa, 22d July, 1843. JOHN NUGENTf, SII!nn-F. DAVID STEWVART hER, M.P. J.P. D.L. Foreman. JAMES BLACKWOOD. D.L. J.P. HUIIGH MONTGOMERY, J.P. WILLLAM0 EDMUND REILLY, J.P. D.L, 1-M, WARING, J.P. DAVID ROSS, of Bladeciburg, J.P. JOHN TEMPLE REILLY, D.L. J ...

... iliuons. arm.agh union. & ANTED, for the Workhouse of this Union, a R ER, wl'o mu*tbe active, unencumbered person, mict moral character, and competent todisch.rge the duties his office. He .ill be required to reside constantly in the House -.-Salary, ...

... might blast the happiness of a family, and destroy man’s position in society. (Loud cheers.) Were they, he asked, going to arm the Church of Scotland with this general power of inquisition? Looking, therefore, at this bill, in every point of view, he ...

... greautt emioence. Tbe Mi**e* Reeve, of Alton, Hants, cousin* to John R»*rve, E»q , comedian, were cured of ••*ver*l wry painful •oft Corn*, after every other application had tailed. Prepared John Foi, in Boxes, at It ; or, three in one, for 2* and to had of ...