... PRICE—FIVE PEVCE. her arm—sh« withered up that right by manacling Ireland (oheera). Our eyrapathy is not for England, but for ouraelrea (hear, hear). Look at her treatment of both oounlriee, and then should idly expend our apmpalhy on aoountry and people ...

... Finn, Edmond Roughan, John ki'Donneil, John hoot ke, and John Stillman. _ - - . - Committed to the county gaol by John Bouchirr, Jams knurse. John Kiglike, Patrick Rourke. and Margaret Rourke, charged with unlawfully appearing in ...

... Messrs. Henry Grattan and ** tbs Leader.” Tha first of theae gentlemen (whose extraordinary conduct in moving an amendment on the Address two evenings before, and then withdrawing it, must have been freah in the recollect:in oi Lord John) directed bis ...

... once to martial law than •n/f r crime to stalk abroad it did at present. The Address having been read by the Speaker, Mr Grattan was compelled imperative sense of duty to objcct to the address which had just been proposed. He thought that there were other ...

... Lord John Uuasell « official residence in Downinguw of bringing under the conernmnit the resolutions adopted > council in Dublin, and to urge and effective relief for the liitricts in Ireland where distress The deputatiouists were couri.urd John Uussell ...

... Kinnaird, the Hon. and Rev. B. Noel, T. Hankey, Esq., the Rev. Daniel Wilson, the Rev. John Harding, and many other clergy and gentry, &c. A memor;al to tbe Right Hon. Lord John Russell, First Lord of the Treasury, &c, was unanimously agreed to, pointing out ...

... Parliament, with Mr. H. Grattan, M.P., at their head, had an interview with Lord J. Russell on the subject of Irish affairs. The deputation were received with that courtesy which is so characteristic of the Premier. Mr. H. Grattan opened the proceedings ...

... vcd to kill game, from retaining arms after a certain day, under a penalty of three years’ imprisonment —lo search suspected persons for arms,—to call upon all persons in a proclaimed district to deliver up their arms, subject on refusal to three years* ...

... Neptune, (a) Clarice, *» io. Rambler, Liabaa, ballaat. John Bell, Carroll, Saeaaagk, da. 371b—11 Packet. Charlotte, WUUama, Cal'!*. What. Maria, Jamea, Neatk, aaale. Perfect, Woodaaek, Baayaari, Dari. Arm Catherine, Jamaa, Deryte, c. Lady Stoartj Newgeat, ...

... hope that all measures for the benefit of Ireland would discussed this session withont any admixture of party spirit. .Mr. John regretted that he eould not hold out hope to Sir G. Grey that the address would meet with that unanimity which so much desired ...

... shock prejudice of yours when offer aspiration for the triumph of the seven Catholic cantons, because they are asserting, with arms their hands, the right free opinion. Turn now Ireland (hear). Head your destiny a province in her agonies of this }eur. Read ...

... money could not bfound for the ordinary discount of bills. In the midst of that • t »nfi Sir C. Wood had rccornpanic, Lord John Russell ana «r \j. mended the Directors ofthe Bank of England to enlarge their discounts; and believed that some such measure ...