... Captain of the fleet. There are eight *il of the line, Sir John.*’— 'Very well, Sir.” There are twenty sail of the line, Sir John Very well, Sir.” ‘‘‘There arc twenty sail of the line, Sir John.”—•‘Very well. Sir.” “There are twenty-seven sail. Sir and ...

... x BRADLEY, mark, his WILLIAM x BRADLEY, mark. his JOHN STEELE, mark, his JOHN GALLAGHER, mark. Armed, «t St. John's, N. 8., tbe hsrquc Asia, Captain Hannah, from this port, with passengers. Ship John Kerr, Captain Taitf, from this port to ...

... Irish in that quarter, in the shape of bill for ilb ...

... I of the ca»e amply justified—adverted a great number of diversifl- j topics—quoted the speech* Sir Robert Peel and of Lord John Russell. He adverted the report the secret committee the House of Lords in 1797, and he referred to the great era Irish pa ...

... proceedings of the lost meeting; and Mr. O’Conuell denounced secret societies that saw were springing Scotland. Mr. John O'Connell read letter from John Augustus O'Neill. Esq,, dated Castle-Mon a, Douglas. coraplaiuitig of the ill-health of the writer, which ...

... dear Rupert she exclaimed, throwing herself into his arms. *• how can ever repay you for this inestimable gift? aud wept and sobbed upon his bosom. It was the fir-4 lime had ever fell the fair soft arms of woman entwined around his neck-he felt. too. her ...

... transport army the shores ot England. The Irish arm would then wanted, and they would have it in their power to dictate their own terms —namely, the restoration of the Irish legislature. (Cheers.) Mr. H. Grattan, M.P., having addressed the meeting,and some ...

... Biilisli Exchequer '.—Marlin't Ireland bejorc and after the Union Downino-sti;cet, Fkr. 22.—The Queen has been pleased to appoint John Toner Athill, Esq., l-> her Majesty’s Attorney General for the island St. Lucia. Another New System Medicine.— The Siecle states ...

... the case of Lord George Gordon, required the actual presence of mob m palace-yard, and was not applicable to multitudinous armed meetings at u distance. That might be house commons law —it would not for the judges. In the form of the mdictmeut, he had ...

... Irish church. Lord ELIOT argued that the security of the church was provided for the act of union, citing the sentiments of Grattan, Pluuket, Canning, and other advocates of the Catholic claims, in order show that their concession would not affect its integrity ...

... bgrrisrister, whose office is not far from yours Merrion square. ** Don’t'* it was said, M with Mr. So-and-so; keep him at arm’s length; lie is treacherous; lie has betrayed.” 1 repeat it, that no less Ilian seven person* have suffered in their characters ...