... THURSDAY, pin flung their gold freely about, having ob- Lci'ne-l it manner about honest that which Mr. O’Connell sacks his. Grattan, who knew tlu man very well, rallied the powers his mind, shortly before he died and wrote pampletcalled, Faction U nmasked ...

... or loaf. No pauper badges for me, son of the soil, right of toil, Entitled to fee. Ko alms ash, give my task ; Mere are the arm, the leg. The strength, the sinews man, To work, ami not beg. Still one Adam's heirs. Though doomed chance birth Todress so ...

... the Solicitor* for Lord Cardigan, wc desire you, on our part, to give same unqualified contradiction the accusation.— We arc. Sir, your most ob«. dient servants, Powki.l, F. nnd W. UnoDr.iup, and Wilde. I.incoln's-lnn, tec. 23. ARMS BILL—LORD ELLIOT'S CIRCULAR ...

... occur. t] o provincU , markets held since John I.eary, William Daxon, Fitzgerald Blood, John pvrty Ireland , . . ' i e ; mrY for the article has been slow, but Singleton, William Keane, Henry Spaight, John Shan- That your petitioners aro sep m ere. crB ...

... in some good models, that of a horse and -dragoon, executed with penknife.is particularly curious. An arm chair termed of Irish oak years old, by John valuable not fonly for the antiquity of its material, but the elegai ce ■of the workmanship. Six huts ...

... and regret the letter of tlie Chief Secretary to the Lord Lieutenant of this county, on the subject of the registration of arms. ere at lots to conceive what circumstances can have come under the observation of tho Government to warrant the inference ...

... Thomas Dooly, 'John O’Connor, 'Joseph Thomas O'Connor, Pat M Mic’-.a'l M'Nanr.ara, John Kean, Thomas Kean, John Doherty, Thomas M‘N’amara, James Doherty, Edmund Doherty, John M'Cormack, Pat Neylan, John liloy, ...

... I’ll hare no dealing with you at all. Decree granted. John Moreuy ». Timothy, William, John, Michael and Mary Foley. This was a case of rescue and assault, which ' Mr. (/Council for coophuuunV Mr. John Macmmara—l think as Mr. Heli i* absent we ought n:.t ...

... Cornelius Hickey, James Greene, JohnLcary, Thomas M‘lnerl«cny, Francis Tamplin, Thomas Walton, John B. Knox, Michael Clune, John Whitestone, William Lardntr, John Morony, Edmund G. Mahon, Francis O’Brien, Doctor Hcaly, and Thomas Cullinan. I'he Clerk read ...

... ENNIS PETTY SESSIONS —Friday. Captains Leyne and Crowe, with John and Janies Dwyer. Lsqrs. presiding. Anne Cunningham, v, John Higgins. Complninant went to Higgins to buy some wool ; it was dry top, but wet at bottom, on finding it moist her apron, she ...