... of R.irimmenl. The «d»vuiij a aUtlresMil in cKsi.-u Mr. Maurice t’onmill, at chairman ) his »*rc, Daiiirl. Mr. John U’iScill, Messrs. Grattan, ami Conway. The priaci|>al lojccs »cn tilatod were the extent of the tlisca'c, tlm c-'rn laws, ami the pi‘>hublc ...

... repeating it, and now the w-gMa are taken by Lord John Russell, the future Pre- England, who deciatca that it is a parchment union. (Loud cheering.) There is another valuable and important admission made by Lord John Russell, namely that one ol the weaknesses ...

... Esq , Rte- ceiverof the Tyrone Estates, Caled, n ; and John B. Buchanian, Esq., his Agent. Omagh; Ar-thur R. Symes, Esq., Solicitor for Citarles John Gardiner, Esq., .5, Leinster Street ; John Collum, Esq., Solil. citor for James Scott, 70, Talbot Street ...

... tlrifr, and alfarad tha boa af that battle-fiald Into a amUiog laadscar>a—bad alto peopled with other taaaota than mailed and armed mao, arrayed againat each other; and the annahlny morning which aabera la the action of the atory, the dramatis persoma, who ...

... reference to Mr. Myles’s letter of the 15th instant, inquiring whether it is * now necessary have’ order in council to import arms or gunpowder, and also whether It is necessary to have license to sell or remove gunpowder,' tho clerk of the council is to ...

... gentlemen, v *.Rev John M'CulUgh, Rev George O'Doherty, Rev Jame* Morphv, PP; Rov Char e* M*Cossan PP j Rev Daniel Mooney. CC ; Rev John Kearney C C} Rev Jamea Kelly. CCj Rev Michael M'CHnchy, CC; Neal M'Henrn O*C; Rev David Toland, CC; Rev John CC Rev E Kelly ...

... Thursday morning, at Brighton. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Mr. Broderlp, a relative of the bride, and the Earl of Cardigan, uncle the bride, gave her away. Shortly after the ceremony, the youthful pair left Brighton for London railway, with the ...

... Corps; Hon. Nathaniel H C Massey, h-p unsti; John J lloilis, Foot; John Procter, 30th Foot; Francis Barraliier, h-p Rifle Brigade; James Henderson, h-p unatt; Peter S Norman, 56th Foot; Samuel Workman, h-p unatt; John h-p unatt; Robert Kelly, h-p unatt. Fort ...

... and shall moreover forfeit sach eane, club, or other stick to any free person seizing the same; aud every slave carrying any arms what- ever shall be punished in the manner prescribed by the black cude of this state.” ‘That was a specimen of the way ia ...

... struck Lord John Russell, when declared, in the House of Commons, that the Repeal party, in Ireland, might divided into two classes ; one of which sought their ohj' appealing to public opinion, while the other contemplated recourse to arms. Here the first ...

... on the friar exclaiming, AHa penitenza! alia perittenzalio see the vast congregation arond in a moment on their knees, each armed with a rope or knotted handkerchief, flagellating themselves most unmercifully ! As for the friar he used scour'!e of iron ...

... of neglecting Irish affairs, thus proceeds :— ** Some Irish measure is selected from time to time (such, for example, as the arms’ which, whether it be lost or carried, is of no practical im portance), to serve for a battle-ticld, on which English parties ...