... soliciting foreign aid—(hear, hear) —that is say, armed succour on behalf of my country in the struggle in which they are engaged. That is misapprehension. (Hear, and laugh.) It 1 had gone to seek foreign aid armed kind, believe I should have come back accompanied ...

... stopped, and after a few minutes the father was seen coming up with the child in his arms, perfectly unhurt, not even having scratch. Welsh Jubt.— ln case tried at the Cardigan, •hire ass.iea last week, after the learned judge had summed up, the jury turned ...

... in 1784, £7 10s. In reference this lock of hair MS. Library at Stow© contains an original document in the bandwriting of Sir John Cullum. who was present when tho remains wore exhumed, and who subsequently presented the relic the Duchess Dowager of Portland; ...

... hat said he’d gain Ireland in three months.” The only arms he saw with the people were a gun and bayonet. Mr. O'Brien told the country people to go into the country and get from the farmers as much arms they could tind. Left the Commons at seven o’clock ...

... the Treasury authorities, and has met with their approbation. D. E. Packet. The Magistracy. —The Lords Justices have directed John Baker Graves, Esq., resident magistrate, to lake charge of the district of Carrick-on Suit, in the county of Tipperary, in ...