... Earl of Cardigan, and ion which every ft£ and honest spirit must feel in the . heiress the tVwi.ing estates and property Fhntshl. e, 'downfaii of a and anarchy.” | the hiitorian). by the Lady Emma Bnidt'nell, sister of the present E.»rl Cardigan. Her father ...

... espionage in Ireland. That system, he said, was instances concealed arms in the houses of those he police in some they wish to convict, secreted ribbon papers about their persons, and instigated armed parties to at- tack houses, in order to fix the guilt upon ...

... Liberuthur” in his next journey to London, and he at ins back when lie resumed his place in the House of Commons (hear). Mr. Grattan, M.P., having favoured the assembly with speech, at quarter to five the week’s rent was declared to be 2031, 7. 6. Front the ...

... without purchase, rice Mason, promoted. 73d.—Major-General Sir John Grey, K.C.8., be Col., vice Major General Sir Robert Henry Dick, K.C.8., killed iu action. Unattached. —Lieutenant John Monck Mason, from the 3 Ith foot, to Captain, without purchase ...

... son of John Orpen, of hthorn, county Dublin. eorge Hopkins, second son of Francis Hopkins, late of Mitchelstown, county Meath. deceased. Robert Griffin, youngest son of Richard late of Enniscorihy, Wexford. John Hamilton N. Crosby, only son of John W. Crosby ...

... heirrohessndnnifonn. Amongst those present were Mr. O'Connell, M.P.. Mr. John O’Connell, M.P., Mr. Joseph M*Donnell. M.P., Mr. N. Msher. M P, Alderman O'Brien, M.P., H. Grattan, M P., (all of whom came from London specially to attend the meeting); Messrs ...

... medicament preserves and invigorates those important functions of the Skin on which depend its purity and soft- ?? Neck, Hands and Arms assuming and retaining the radiant whiteness so much admired, and affording so unequivocal a mark of attention to the niceties ...

... first reading of the coercion or curfew bill still in abeyance. direct the marked attention of our readers the speech of Mr. John O'Connell, inserted in another column—a speech abounding in suggestise hints, in which the principle of the cate is sustained ...

... having occupied the house up to ten o’ck>ck, the adjourned dehate on the protection of life (Ireland) bill was resumed by Mr. John o‘Conkbll, who, by reading whole volumes, by quoting long extracts from newspapers, and by reiterating all the grievances, ...

... against it. The following is a list of the minority : H. Bridgeraan, K. D. Browne, John Collett, B. A. Fitzgerald, Henry Grattan, James Kelly, Alexander M'Carthy, John O’Brien, T. O’Brien. Maurice O’Connell, J. O’Connell, Caleb Powell, J. P. Somers, Daniel ...

... the real evils of your country, and what are the obligations imposed upon you as possessors of property. If those who are armed with legal power, who eject their tenantry without considering how they are to obtain shelter and subsistence, would reflect ...

... hause must vindicate it, and be should therefore support the ori- ginal Mr. GRATTAN said that his hon, friend resisted the order of the house because he it was He (Mr. Grattan) differed from contrary to law. his hon, friend, but yet he trusted that the ...