... which broke off the collision, and her fore top-raast fell forward with all its gear, breaking in its fall the right arm of one the left arm of another gentleman on the deck of the Emerald, both of whom, it would seem, attempted get into the brig when the ...

... ruled in favour ofthe accused, the only attempt to check the assassin has been the Arms' Act, which enables him to keep his arms, procure ammunition, aud know where all the arms in the country are, when he wants a new sup- ply; the few miss-fires since the ...

... attended. Mr. O'Connell was cheered on entering the ball. The hon. and learned gentleman was accompanied by Mr. John O'Connell, M.P. Mr. John O'Brien, M.P., and several other members of the association. On the motion of the hon. and learned member for Kilkenny ...

... of Saturday contains the following Wednesday evening laat, at an early hour, a gang of five men armed, and partly in disguise, entered the cottage of John Higgins, steward to Henry Spaigbt, Esq., of Corbaliy, near Quin, county Clare, where, in Ids absence ...

... repealers— sounded by Lord Melbourne, echoed by Lord John Russell, and yelped discordantly by every mongrel in the pack Oh, it was of a piece with that other beau - tiful pass-word, finality, of which Lord John, calling himself a Reformer, had the exclusive ...

... attended. Mr. O'Connell was cheered on entering the hall. The hon. and learned gentleman was accompanied by Mr. John O'Connell, M.P. Mr. John O'Brien, M.P., and several other members of the association. On the motion of the hon. and learned member for Kilkenny ...

... visits to the Karl of Cardigan. The Hon Captain James Macdonald accompanied his Royal Highness. The Recent Stbak-boat Collision. — ln the col- lision between the Emerald steam-boat, belonging to the Dia- mond Company, and the John Bull, Hamburgh packet ...

... he lately debuted in that gay city, called the windmill style of acting, from the violence with which he used his legs and arms, his successor has neither face, style, or humour for a comedian. Narcisse's expression is severe in the extreme, and his whole ...

... Lord John would not require it. Was there nothing more for Lord John to do for them? He promised him that he would find business enough for him. He meant to move that an election committee be formed, consisting ,of himself and Messrs. O'Brien, John O'Connell ...

... for them, they would long since have enjoyed the full fruition of their exertions in their legislative independence. Mr. H. GRATTAN next addressed the meeting. He spoke in terms of strong condemnation of the call made by the Tipperary magistrates for coercion ...

... FRANCIS DRAKE. By John Barrow, Esq. BRACEBRIDGE HALL. By Washington Irving. 5. LIVES of OLIVER CROMWELL and JOHN BUNYAN. By Robert Southey. A JOURNEY THROUGH - the UPPER PROVINCES o INDIA. By Bishop Heber, 7. SKETCHES of PERSIA. By Sir John Malcolm. 8. SIEGE ...

... for them, they would long since have enjoyed the full fruition of their exertions in their legislative independence. Mr. H. GRATTAN next addressed the meeting. He spoke in terms of strong condemnation of the call made by the Tipperary magistrates for coercion ...