... would teach the people of Ireland to use iheir arm*.** One thousand military pensioners have been selected in Dublin, and hare received orders to in readiness for embodiment and service. Clothing and arms have been provided for this new levy, which will ...

... IN ANTRIM. THE ARMS ACT. A (,f Magistrates was in the Court-house, Antrim, on ritlav, for the purpose taking into tin* propriety some uniform system, the several ihvisiuns c»f the County, towards earrvin^ **ut the provisions the Arms Act, which, as ...

... prisoners arrested for this outrage are—James Maher, John Cantwell, Daniel l.ahy. James Devany. Martin Dev any. Martin Doheny. Michael Devany, John I.abv. Patrick Cantwell, William Connors. Mathew Dooley, John Maher, and James Maher. In their fl.ght Dan’s police ...

... James Moran. T.C., John O'Neil . T.C., John Keogh. Christopher Glenoon. John Burke. John Elliott, Thomas Keons, Francis Purcel . Denis Moylan, Patrick Larkin, Patrick Clarke, Randal Plunkett. Andrew Reilly. John Read, Palrick Cavan, ...

... lighted matches —Lord Anglesey’s gun-brigs no longer sufficing, three deckers, meu-of-war, and armed steamers, must sail along the isle—a sea patrol without, an armed patrol within —these, these are the early offerings of a Tory government to their royal mistress ...

... with damage, after cutting away the foremast. Tho William, Cardigan, sunk, after being contact with tho Advocate, but has been got otf with considerable damage to her bottom. The Trident, of Cardigan (coal laden), drove ashore, but has got oiT with keel carried ...

... , the Lord Steward, and a number of the higher authorities of the University, and walked up the centre of the !wilding, arm in arm, with the Prince, bowing to all, and smiling with heartfelt pleasure at the very splendid and spirit-stirring scene which ...

... signature, put his longue in his cheek—the fee his pocket—and bade them good morning —Seuagk Gmrdian. Mr. H. Grattan and Repeal—Mr. Henry Grattan, Member for Meath, has addressed a letter the people of Meath, upon the present state of affairs. copy few ...

... affirmation aforesaid further present ami say that the said Daniel O’Connell John O’Connell Thomas Steele Thomas Mathew Hay Charles Cavan Duffy Thomas Tierney I*, trr James Tyrrel John Cray and liichard Harr unlawfully maliciously and seditiously contriving ...

... 1820. or who knew Mr. Grattan's life, it is unnecessary to say word, but the present crisis it is re. quisitc to refute the slander thus publicly ; otherwise, mtnv persons would say, *ll not against the Union, for told Mr. Grattan was for it !'. I hear ...

... It is painful (o read (he ranting* of the son of Grattan ; and the more so, be evidently thinks be U imitating his father! The Asti-Cobn Law League. —On Saturday sea., Richard Cotoden, Esq., and John Brig 1 , , visited the agricultural town of Alnwick ...

... will any pitv shown to us others, who may fall into our almost hopeless situation. JOHN HUGHES. “DAVID JONES. “The markX of JOHN HUGH. “ Cardiff Gaol, Nov. I. “ Witness, John B. Woods, Governor.’* Our private correspondence from Alexandria of the 16th ult ...