... the police tbo tbo fire-arm* taken ont of tbo torf clamp. Witoeas—Cooatablo Bropby and Mr. Parker were of the patty that wont turf clamp in order to find the arm*; I thick oo tbat day It waa satd they were going to look for arms, bat particular once were ...

... the popular ranks would allow himself to ta acted on by soft words and promises—that being for(*warned th* y would be fore-armed—and that, whatever party might be ill power, they find the Irish people determined, it acting the impulse of only one never ...

... Re wav delighted to find one family, who with Grattan had wept over the crtdle Irish liberty, stsnding her grave, bid her rise glorious and immortal, the protectress of old Ireland—(hear). Mr. H. Grattan, M P.. proposed the admission of Captain M-ckler ...

... announced for the last evening entertainment these gardens, when they will opened under patronage of tbe Earl and Countess of Cardigan, who will honor (be enteriaiomeots with their presence. proceeds of tbe evening Is for tbe Sick “and Indigent Room keepers ...

... tbe Lord Gleetlg, tbe Woodmeartcrne, Meld Mom. ibe Eliaabelb Gnisoa. M.Jor Boyle. Ibe Wei- Home, tbe John Wood, lb* Tam O'Stianler, lb* Roeeoae, •be John, tb* Harriet, lb* Empire, tbe Pats, Klngato*, Wellingtoe, end Sarah Fl.miag. NAVAL APPOINTMENTS. IlinlanaaH ...