... And Ireland only demands these things, because for age. Sawn institutions have pervaded her soil and imbued her people. Grattan and Charlemont ar• Saxon Rained. In all the principles for which these remarkable men !intended no vestige of a Celtic idea ...

... Londonderry for St. John (N. 8.), with ; all well. the Clyde, 28—The Leven Lass, of Glasgow, Marseille*, sailed April 21, came by the south channel, '•dfine moderate weather. Left loading—The barque and the brig John Cunningham, for Clyde. Armed the Clyde, 29—The ...

... asked the people, both the pavement and in the middle of the road, to join him. The crowd were at the time four abreast, and arm-in-arm. followed them to Farringdon-streefc and to Skinner-street, and they constantly asked those who were standing still to join ...

... would present a petition against the revival of the system of transportation to Van Diemers's Land. MR. GRATTAN AND THE MORNING POST. Mr. GRATTAN complained that he had been misre- presented in a paper called the JlIorniti Post [laughter], in what he ...

... the people, both on the pavement and in the middle of the road to join him. The crowd were at the time four abreast and arm-in-arm. I followed them to Farringdon-street and to Skinner-street, and they constantly asked those who were standing still to ...

... packed with officers armed—yet so potent was the spell | in the various channels of political corruption—* M traordinary excitement and alarm at home, much of it can only be of patriot inspiration, that ten of us, in spite of all the arms, made Such-a-one ...

... Gibson. Edward Carroll. Second rank(None.) Junior Sophisters—Science—First Rank— Frederick Tarieton, John Walker. Second Rank— Frederick Hamilton. John O'Sullivan. Classics-- First Rank—(None.) Second Rank—Richd. Dowse. Santo& FREIHMTN—SCirIWC—First R ...