... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... ouerit yokritu haUtunte cvntre Loren, tint s'inlaeer aussi ctroileaient ‘/tie s'enlace t, tierre translated, “ folded her in his arms, and pressed a kiss upon her forehead, the seal his promise, to love and cherish her till death.” The fanciful and absurd in ...

... who marry two ie lUth. which induced the witm toalleud the ; i.j, servaffts. l-aughter.) 1 did not. ' .^ ll '- .h'oist John or John Dreen, tanner, Bally shannon . No. * C’iiiMf*JcsTicE —We are of opinion, that nothing ins , u any trouble with him -.ever ...

... indifference. HARBOURING A CRIMINAL. John and Lhomas Frewen, younger brothers of William Frewen, who was convicted and sentenced to transportation for life, for harbouring William Ryan (Puck), the murderer of John Kelly, having been laced at the bar, ...

... coveding to addr be counted. long, come, when, to qu ountain, Prussian Minister at th An Hou, Mi tien moved that the House Grattan, the common sense of both countries wo 1 —whether it be a fa et that the b ing of ad, and 4) Members 1 ot being { to neithe ...

... Dromore, Omagh, enclosed in letter to Mr. John O'Connell. He also handed in Al Bs, per Messrs. Cross and Owens, of North Quarter Ward, Glasgow, who states that iq consequence of the resignation of Mr. John Lynch, at the general meeting the ward, held ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...