... much upon wbat not. I now to what is the duly of soldier. It is bit 4ut« o .Hyht against the enemies histounlry. armed for »i. tack, or armed fort war for defence Thu u lb* sum and substance ot bis duly—if he is ever enpluttd for any other purpose, he is ...

... Dowaley, native, II each; John o*C'*aoor, M Grutbe. llugfi .Nlorri'on. Bidyini, Martin'Carew, Waterford, James Byrne, K. Cast.egordon. John Kickban, Fetbard, co i J >rdau, Newtownbarry, co Wex ord, John Ob., ! terf-.rd, John Ilalligan, do. and Jo..a Devereaux ...

... 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 ...

... interested, except by the agents employed and one or two their friends, from one of whom hove information.— Dundee Warder. John Nugent was tried the Liverpool assizes Friday, for bigamy, having Dublin, on the 2nd May, 1820. married Mary Bolgar, and s ...

... lavour that wa* granted the Welch has been denied the Irish. But make amends, have got an arms bill. The wildfire religions dissension rages in Scotland, yet arms bill is given to the Scotch, Wales is in open in- surrection, yet aims bill i* given the ...

... ernnexion with the clearance system He must admitt, that for his own knowledge (Mr. Balfe) could say nothing the facts. Mr. John O’Connell begged leave suggest, that previous to taking any step in public the matter, referred to the committee, which Mr ...

... the motion. Mr Steele—Mr. Chairman, Ido not rise to give a direct negative to a measure moved by O Connell and seconded by John' but I just quietly submit to the calm consideration this assembly whether ought refer to our committee address of person, ...

... lady of John Semple, Esq., of a son. At Blackrock, county of Leitrim, the lady of Arthur J. V. Lindsay Birchall, of a daughter. At the Hon. Mrs. R. C. Trench, of a son. At Cregg, the seat of her father, Francis Butler, Esq., the lady of John Lepdell, ...

... James Willington, Esq., and Isdv being drank with acclamation by the rustic*cbairman, John Dwyer, who prefaced the losst with warm-hearted and well-merited eulogium, John Willington, Esq., re! turned thanks the part of his venerated and respected i pirents ...

... always of this opinion (hear, bean. On the of April, 1823. expressed himself in the following language:—” right bon. friend (Sir John Newport; has declared to tho curse of Ireland to !»© torn factions, mobs, and associations ; and have nothing which can fairly ...

... farther without putting his neck into the halter, and hence his preparation for a retrograde move with the money bag under his arm. Another reason, beyond the love of sharp fellows” and mendicaut patriots,” may assigned for the good humour with which the ...

... already rendered nugatory ; and is there man in Ireland who doubts the power of O’Connell again to render it a dead letter ? Lord John Russell, in his place in parliament, has declared his convictk»n that the act can be evaded ; and, though the venom of hostility ...