... and hoped that Mr. Grattan would consent to withdraw it. Mr. S. O’BRIEN declared his intention of supporting the address, and of waiting till he saw what the measures of Government were before he ventured to condemn them. Mr. GRATTAN then consented, in ...

... his only food f»r a month before his death being turnips.— Sewry Telegraph. Daring Outrage and Robbery of Arms.— On Friday last a man named John Miller, (cess collector to Julius Esq.,) returning home from duck shooting, was followed into house on the ...

... drew the trigger of “ man, a very bad and ang jilted for more friend, Mr John O'Connell had dis . than two hours and ba ' ° but hi (Mr. tresses now prevailing m rela for , U ch Grattan's) opinion that was h n . discussion ; for.hequesnondf d ' a,rl * s^red ...

... old Tory system, as of the general gaol deliveries of the Norrasnby process ons; Lord John Russell, following the settled precedent, will probably re-enact the arms bill he allowed to expire, with perhaps additional clauses more fully embodying the blessed ...

... MORGAN JOHN O CONNELL feared J „hohad voted against the not the charge of inconsistency this question, bi|l llc mav ed, as amendment, that for he had scorned it te ' * ien , the comiltee consist of ineinben, instead ot 2ti, favour of an Arms Bill. This ...

... lords of the treasury, “ a- Grattan, for teaching us that word —some of these on f the Commissioners ot Public orks in pampered children of agitation would at once Ire ail( from time time to issue and advance become. John Bull, one of themselves, a true ...