... the law, and an assimilation of the law in Ireland, England, and Scotland. Mr. J. O’Connell, Mr. Hume, Mr. F. O’Connor, Mr. Grattan, Mr. Reynolds, and Mr. J Fox opposed the bill, especially that portion which attached penalties to word* spoken. Lord D. Stuart ...

... Foot—Lieutenant Thomas Robert Drummond Hay Captain, by purchase, vice Douglas, who retires ; Ensign John Chetham M‘l ...

... marriage was tried at the Gloucester Assizes, on Tuesday The plaintiff (Mary Philips) was lady of 43. the sister of a merchant Cardigan, and the defendant (Thomas Charles), who was 46. attorney in that town. They had known each other for nearly twenty years ...

... 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 ...

... and appealed arm*. John Mitcbel glories luv exposed wtal calls “Humbug Hal.” and the in give- John O’Comiell. a more contemptible i-an than don’i know,i* ** K'Ui Rigmarole. (Laughter.) lie ha- been the cause the p*d lie I death of John n*C eat Smith ...

... diocese of Guiana, £3,000; for the diocese of Jamaica, £8,250 ; and so on. The colonists not pay for this trumpery—foolish John Bull finding the needful for all sorts of extravagancies at his expense; yet the colonists cannot hut look at the imposition ...

... a single one. Air. O’Brien then said should give them hour consider —and if within that hour thev did not agree give their arms up, would back and take them. The first inquiry then for the jury the police remain there, or did they away. But, the jury ...

... person armed from Belfast, who took charge of the young runaways, with the v.ew of taking them back to the guardianship of their parents. Excise Refubm. —A public dinner was given on Wed nesday Mr. G. A. M-Loren (now Provost of Leilli) aud Mr. John Kay aud ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... which inight be | at nee to Treland Ile I i that the Government 1 inte pre lt aid why, tie w ald a taken proper precautions ¢ arms and an that the ease fe had frou this cove ta to put inte the ands of the well-affected, in tie North of \ hy were the Treland ...