... must befilled up ; The national purse, like nature, abhors a vacuunt. The constituencies of the empire ought to be up in arms, for the income-tax will most assuredly be continued, Let them, one and all, irrespective of patty, instruct, nay command their ...

... aad PAUI. EDWIN cOWFBR, Daningt.>o, Pu ...

... dDespatches Napoleon; •* Pretty Mary,” John Merwyl; Notea on Walter Savage Landor,” Thomas de Quincey; *• ?ketches in Cities, I-Glaigow, Past, Piesent and Future;” Arguments for the Repeal of the Union,” by John O’C nnell, M.P., with “Note* on Mr O’Connell’s ...

... like the present, that relief might be afforded without making at provision for it in a Poor Law designed to be permanent. Mr. JOHN OTXJNNELL urged the propriety of hastening the end of the discussion, as thousands of the people of Ireland would otherwise ...

... Fingall, Mr. D. O'Connell, Mr. Dillon Browne, Mr. Gregory, Mr. Grogan, Mr. G. Hamilton, Mr. Morgan J. O'Connell, Mr. Henry Grattan, Mr. W. Smith O'Brien, Mr. Archibald, Sir H. W. Baron, Mr. Thomas Martin, Mr. F. French, Colonel Rawdon, Mr. Lefrov, Mr. Sharman ...