... powerful now Iron Steam Shipt, PRIDE ERIN, (800 Tone Burthen jf^T /lf\l •120 Hone power,) (/'fi . John Wiemaxs. DVNDAEM, / Tone Burthen If 800 Horee power,) / John Hutcheson, Master, / / / Are intended Sail as under : / / / FROM DUNDALK TO LIVERPOOL// (Sail ...

... tedition-mongera general, and Irish Jacobins in particular. The ftr»t numlter of The United Irishman wa» published on Saturday. Mr, John Mitohel, notwithstanding his noted exceeding modesty and freedom from the weakness of self-importance, has thought the first ...

... proposition of Mr. John O’Connell with direct negative, and entered into several statements point out the injury which the Re> pea) of the Union would inflict upon Ireland, both socially and politically. Mr. BLACK ALL moved, amendment Mr. | John CConnell's motion ...

... Ireland were bound to protect the widow and orphans of John Mitchel until returned to his native land freeman and beheld it free. (Hear.) Resolved, Ist.—That in the late case of the Queen r. John .Mitchel, the jury selected sit the trial of the accused ...

... livery consideration, therefore, presses llio policy of obviating, far such calamity. PRICE have already urged the necessity of arming and organ Hing the loyal imputation. If this course be adopted, as it ought to adopted without hour’s delay, the (jovernmeni ...

... indictment might mean either an actual appearing in arms the party charged, it might mean that he had incited others sppear in arms ; and he might lie guilty of the crime of levying war. if others appeared arm*, although he did notdoit himself, provided they ...

... despise if Lord Cardigan and tits Officers—We are autuowe are only true to ourselves, vigil.ut, and firm. vised to state, with reference certain animadversions The Globe f'eocautg uu-m the receut respect- upon Lord originating lhe John Bull a political ...