... te bel! fe ve otherwise. + In Italy the cause of rational freelom triumphs. The Sicilians, as our readers are aware, are in arms; the King baving long refused to grant them the most mo- derate reforms. The were successful from the hour they appealed to ...

... be a new election. atrick Xiyn bas been convicted at the Roscommon ion, of thmarder of RERBRUARY 28. 18 MR. JOHN of | It is supposed that Mr. John O'Connell wa at | Paris during the ecenes of the past week, ha id | reached that city with the intention of ...

... sent to Canton, and his Excellency Sir John Davis went up in the Daedalus to demand redress. After much negotiation with Keying, four Chinese were executed on the 21st inst., and 11 were under trial. Sir John returned here on the 24th, having given Keying ...

... attended. At one o'clock, on the motion of Mr. John O'Connell, the chair was taken by Thos. Harte, Esq., Mayor of Kilkenny. Mr. Ray having read the minutes of the last meeting of the Association, Mr. John O'Connell said be bad a letter to read and a sum ...

... which these Coffees are supplied :— John Cassell’s No. 1, an excellent article. Is. 4d. John Cassell’s Coffee, No. 2, cannot fail to give satisfaction, being a combination of the choicest growths of Jamaica, Is. 8d. John Coffee, No. 3, to every connoisseur ...

... changed on the poor of Ire. laud? 1 Food, food, food, Ior the perishing people. 'What did the Young Irelanders say ? Arm, arm, arm (loud cheeers). Get out, yoe cowards, with your cheers-,, Hang a calf skin on the ?? limbs. I should rather see Sir Henry ...

... words of that great roan. They were food ! food !! | food ! !!—(Cheers.) What does your leader say ? Arms ! arms ! ! arms ! !! —(Cheers and groans.) Will arms feed the starving people ? —(Cheers.) Voice—l wish we had it for fighting for it.—(Cheers and hisses ...

... WABRD -Alderman Moran, James Fitzsimone, T.C. ; John O'Neill, T.C.; A. Eustace, , ?? P. Purcell, ?? John Elliott, Edwatd. Farrelly, Mr. Magrane, Arthur O'Connor, Mr. Holdright. Fora JAMES'S WAnD.-John Healy, T.C.; T. Leech, g T. C.; C. P. Shannon, T ...

... last words of that great roan. They were food! food !! food !!! (cheers). What does yoar leader say ? Arms! arms! ! Arms! ! ! (cheers and groans). Will arms feed the starving people (cheers) ? hiucsT 010 * hadilfor “gating for it (cheers and Th» Rbt. Mr. ...

... Alder- man Kesban, Jobn Kelob, Peter Slevin, John Fox, Francis Moore, Edward Doyle, Hugh M Donald, Cornelius Shan- non, Charles Kennedy, - Mahon, John Byrne, Micbael MIMahon, Palmerstown; Thomas Arkins, P L G; John Ferguson, T C; Rev Charles Browne, o B F; ...

... ae ee. a a n- sedition-mongers in and Irish Jacobit ir | particular. — d ee lished on Saturday. Mr. John Mitchel, notwith standing hie noted exceeding modesty and freedon from the weakness of self-importance, has though the first appearance of his Newspaper ...

... body—Mr. Henry Grattan. (hitses ) You all know what his conduct has tren. We had then Nlonnin John O'Connell. I blame bin now, and I say the people of Kerry would be criminally guilty in their duty to Ireland if they do not call on Mr. IMorgret John O'Connell ...