... Chichstr Friendship, Berry, Plymouth Thomas, Fisher, do Britannia, Evans, Cardigan Ceres, Traits, Salcambe Lady FhiUipps, Thomas, Bar of Lough Agile, English, do George, Johns, Barnstaple Sailed [to June 2] for William, Mead, William, LiUbutn, Ramsgate ...

... such as Remember the 30th of May, Repeal cannot be put down by force, Grattan, Flood, Denman, Cottenham, and Campbell, Union is strength, Charlemont and Grattan, Catholic, Protestant, and Presbyterian, Temperance, Perseverance, Peace ...

... b_ys hurrying to the various point-, of rendezvous with banners muffled, an.l scarfs and wands carefully packed under their arm.. About an hour later the discordant sound, of the temperance bands, issuing from lanes and alley. , were heard in all directions ...

... as cause of complaint it would turn out in arms to seek red ress. Mr. O'Connell objected to the latter opinion expressed by Grattan. The Irish were too well instructed in politics to think of taking up arms to obtain their political rights their enemies ...

... Ciaskill, Esei., Liverpool. Willi.ott II iggerm, Esq., Colonial Other. John Iluutplereys, Esq., The Itactory, Nfoolgoraierydrier. 1t J. A. Herbert, Glen Herren, Magietrate for Montgomery. John IGeklin, En.. Birkenhead, Cheshire. illiaue fleinsphreys, Esq. ...

... significant inscriptions, such Remember the 30lh of May Repeal cannot eput down Force Grattan, Flood Denman, Cottcnhmn, and Campbell ” Union is strength ”— ** Charlemoiit Grattan ’’—“Catholic. Protestant, and Presbyterian Temperance, Perseverance, Peace, Order”— ...

... Arable LANDS, situate in the parish of Saint DOGMELLS. The above Farm is most conveniently situated at a mile distance from Cardigan, where lime and sea-sand can be procured on very reasonable terms. The House is fit for the reception of a respectable family ...

... next adverted to the speech of Lord John Russell on Wednesday night, and assailed his lordship with peculiar bitterness. He said that political hardihood was never yet carried so far by a human being as by Lord John Russell. He (Mr. O'Connell) impeached ...

... Is it pleasure—is it pain? Lady Anne this robe will wear, Looking fairest of the fair; Fitly will the soft silk deck Snowy arms and ivory neck; Every plait will graceful fall When she dons it for the ball. Surely, were I so attired, I might be as much ...

... selected for the file. Thus, the Duke of Wellington appeared in the uniform of the Duke of Cumberland of that day; the Earl of Cardigan in the uniform of the llth Dragoons at the battle of Culloden, and the Marquis of Londonderry in the dress of a cavalry officer ...

... prooemUng* waa Mr. OCaantil’i remark* the Academical Education Bill, which we to* noticed in another column. . . Nr. Grattan, Mr. John O’CoanoU, and other, denounced the BUI fimntetllWMo’eloek only amounted to BOOL, and wa* not likely amh to ex seed that ...

... friends of English connexion. Dressed in this brief authority of the incorporated bodies, they now make their demands with those arms in their hands which Whig cunning and Conservative weakness forged for their acceptance, aud gave them as boon be quiet. The ...