... says that journal, commenced an harangue of the most treasonable and seditious tendency, advising the people to an appeal to arms, in furtherance of the liberation of O'Connell and their legislative independence, until he was cut short in his address by ...

... close in the defeat nt the. laimant. nevi' el. i ant, named John ii It, has just one hi Tut sday last, this niamw it li on, or a other Leighs, and twenty-five other pt's ins, to Stonleigh phis y, arm in tall, and 0• • osn. Their arrival rim t have b. in ...

... on Lord John 'Lumen parity would be rapid. With a glowing peroration , In the ll u uac of Commone, on Tuesday night, Lord the forced resignation of Lord Intuiket, the pride of the foreshadowing the t ime when the (lueen ',haul(' land in JOHN MANN lit ...

... In up in a closet, in an English county, the arms which his father carried in 1782, and had transmitted to him, accumpaying thom with a note in the following terms: •- These are the arms of Ileury Grattan, placed here because all English Government directed ...

... throat, took her trial on yesterday week. She | charged with firing some farm buildings at Sibbertoft, for the murder of George John Dickenson only—theelder | the property of Mr Bates. of the two infants who perished by her bands. Mr Macauley appeared for ...

... Recorder of Dublin. In answer to a letter addressed wherefore then did he stand with folded arms to gaze by the secretary of the meeting, to the late Mr. Grattan, at the conflagration? Where were the Castle tire- that gentleman said that biwked by the ...

... directions will be assumed Mrs. Keeley. Mas. Dccrow, widow of tho lite Andrew Ducrow, was married, ou Thursday week last, to Mr. John Hay, of Conduit-street, Bond-street, the respectable house agent. . The Protestant Church Jerusalem.—Letters have been received ...