... for the purpose of calculating whether it y the farmer to apnly it to his fields, as recommen tion of it—should invite Mr. John O’Connell to dinner. procured, from an experienced flax-grower, Mr. Patter- It would have been intelligible enough, had his ...

... sures,’ said the gr at Grattan, * oc asurer, und coercion and conciliati we proposed the le ed th former 1 ber op ud concludes—* May th of the pe le be immortal 2 Jiow changed rom his he was i Tow chs since last’ year, when he s his arms, and op ed Co ny unless ...

... some food tor his fellow-men would f m rch, the possi lity of finding a | the man who raised the for wielding the weapon © Grattan. Phere was more of the | and patient resca y have and his family; and the men who satir by this species hi been given up in ...

... with an gous measure into the House of Lords. They are at this moment labouring to modify, by U “1 call on the people to arm arm. arm eyet p terity, substituted the word réivlated. ‘The Duke narchy ; therefore, Sir, [ do not see why this petition Bill, ...

... from hi | this net however, they still refused to 4 And thus his cur at by 1 docility in youth, hat obedience Club came Mr. John Mitchel, The Davis Club, legislation Let him go, ud pressed in upon them se, that the pr an some Ob 3 ntly, th w to fall, lich ...

... Druin n John Wilson, James 3 hews. pared. Witness v i rs. not aware that frequent con land, in this country. There is, at least, so much doubt | Sumerset—Jobn Re Agi ry — Alex. Bark’ Auha. becn made a ainst him, for the manner in wi dowen—John Adair, Samuel ...

... vour obedient servant, S, Court Conm.i.i.w To the Rev. John Murdoch. Drumara, County Down. CoNriDEsrE Lord ('i.vhkvdos. —At a meeting of tlio Count? of Fermanagh, convened the High-Sheriff, John .MaiMcn, Km|., incompliance with a nuroerouslvtiigncd ...

... Banlieu, were under arms ly de- cipal streets, and the Palais R 1, were closec rd and | down | Heo, the Queen of Scotland confi- from Hamburgh, arrived this mornin we (T influx | put in possession of the following intelligence : The Arm 14.—On Tuesday evenin: ...

... un secure deal with it by rgunent; mark, against any one who mi ht attempt to sev rom time t o time, we © ing the pe ple t arms, they oblige us to take mea- ‘This being the cas alterations in the law, nd « + which it is th he bounden —by f if ne v, will ...

... Bush Is, the Rev, Jacksou Armoy, is the Rev. Robert Parke, Balivinoney, 1; the Rev, John part, ray mind is made up. Tam not for war; no hand ta te butehe sto by Mr. Grattan.” which “is a very i Rentoul, Ivmoney, 1 the Rev. James Us » a people, who te miued ...

... the day. He did not knov he was he vil- bills had yet been found against John Mitche that were, he must be tried before a Jury. But, wh rg this a ce tain it le , called Lord John Russe ip his in similar umstances. Mr. Dobeny here himself of the widow woman ...

... appealed to arms. ied in oN | cel what he called de t u Cone the todohn oa « Kine narol laughter nd cheers the ad, that that he Wits th the i al death O'Connell ear and cheers.) Smith Ob | post Mitchel were pik and-rith at the arm! arm! arm! bl Was i being ...