... ares tosseek redress. Mr. O'Connell objected to the latter opinion expreseed by Mr. Grattan. The Iris h were too well instructed in politics to thinke of taking up arms to obtain their political rights; and their enemies would not desire anything more ...

... request that the Westminster and St. John's- *wood VaTrds might be closed, for the purpose of afford- ing an opportunity ofremodelling them. I Mr. Ray lead a list of the sums received by hins during the week. Mr. H. Grattan, Mt.P?, next came forward, and eitume- ...

... or some sharp instrument. The murdered tuln was John Dillon, of Rathdowney, and it was the opinion of nedeical gentlemen who attended, that he oust have been five or six hours dead when dis- covered. John Dillon was upwards of seventy years of age, and ...

... one of myn older. most affectionate friends; but if he were my brothertr own son-if he were John O'Connell, whom you holose of, and whom I love (cheers for John O'Conmell). lot. not consent to his going to parliament unless lie lber-o member of Conciliation ...

... of Ireland; Ewing Whittle, Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland; John Fre- derick Hensley, Kingr's College. MIDWIFERY.-Frederick John Brown (gold medalj, University College; Frederick John Hensley, King's Coll STtRUCTURAL AND PHYSIOLOGICAL BOTANY.-Ewing ...

... asked me to take his arm, and said, For God's sake settle this matter, or there will be such aem exposure;; I weent away with Mr. Plym; recollect being prese;;t at a review of the 59th regiment, when Col. Jones offered me his arm; Mr. Seton caune up ...

... crew supposed to have been drowned, off the coast of Bergen.- The Johns, oailed from Stonehave for Sunderland, October lO9b, and has not sincebeet heard of-A schooner, supposed to be the Johns, of Sunder- land, wso Observed t1 otrite on the Noestone pern ...

... little dockyard of Toulon (we wonder why he did not select the great one) could be no other than John Bull. He did the thing before, in open day indeed, with arms in his hands; but now his character is so degenerated that he is reduced to effect the same thing ...

... and out; was not courted by him; the girls made appointments with him for me; often walked with him in the street, but not arm in arm; I would have married him through fear, and it was through fear I stopped with him in King street; I was not fond of him; ...

... ductour lives were preserved Robert Griffith, Richard Owen, Henry Griffith, Owen Highland (the youth), John Hughes, Richard Herd, Morris Griffith, and John Hughes; in the hope that they toay meet with some reward from the Humane So. ciety, as an encouragement ...

... I., . I CI' Charles Scott, Esq., J.P.; H. M. Richardson, thte Re. .. .. olonel Dickson, J.P. ; John Irvine, ta Fq.D..JP;Paul Deane, Esq, J.P.; S. Y. John- a C py, Eq,, representative of the E ast GadLdeoDulin ; Arthur Hollmes, Eeq., repre- of30 eeltative ...

... forgetting the dignity of his position, prejudges the whole question, and advances claims which he can only support by an appeal to arms. Most lamentable would it be to see war arise in conse- quence of this territorial dispute-a dispute which might be settled ...