... foes are less to be dreaded than pretended friends. The Protestants of Ireland never will place confidence in the Whigs. Lord John Russell, in his advocacy the reform bill deceived and betrayed the reformers ; pledging himself Secretly the ooctrino of ** ...

... at Lurgan, the wife of John Hancock, taq.. J.P., daughter. In the Preabyterian church, Ih-nburb, on the nth InjJ., by l!ie Ucr. 11. Montgomery, John Porter, Eaq., Anghnararau, Dottaghmorc. (near Newry.) Anna, sixth daughter John Kydd, Eaq., Culkcerane ...

... h»*.d tie Duchca* THE OF A PHYSICIAN lit alone they can be sated from the horror* an eaistenc* |©f Norfdk and lhachcas of Grattan, the -SKIN I S F.A ' KS. nn.-rartcl amulsl Joint wiclLaeciaesa, bulb , low and the F:arl KinuouK occupying thearijoiniar scat' ...

... taking the verdict of a majority, obtained, it was found to work well. STATE TRIALS—CONVICTION AND SEN TENCE OF JOHN MITCHEL. The trial of John Milchel, for certain violent seditious publications contained in the Vailed Irishman, under the late Crown and ...

... insurrection last week. Thousands of brave men hud resolved that John Mitchel should not leave the Irish shore except across their corpses. e apprehend that, under present circumstances, armed attempt to rescue him, and to free Ireland, might have proved ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...