... the distress existing in Ireland, which, it affirmed, augmented the discontent existing among the people. Mr John O' Connell seconded Mr Grattan’s amend- Ment, and, strange to say, applied himseif as much to the affairs of the Pope as tothe affair. ot Ireland ...

... Joseph Raits at Saint John ; Aroeliu Cba he. Sanbury. lor dirers articles of wearing apparel, property of Ceroiioe Smith; Henry Wells.ol Dunhead Saint Andrea, for stealing copper kettle, the properly of George Kelly, Ber-ica Sa John; William alias Uristow ...

... Killarney, where the circum»tances arc very similar, and Auchterader Scot'and. The motion was also supported Napier, Mr Fagan, Mr John Connell, Mr Cowan, Sir Charles Wood objected, that the inquiry would expensive and useless Government has nothing with the ...

... house was called upon to take such a step was 1.01 une of very vital importance. Alter a few obeersations from Mr Adair, Mr Grattan said that bo:b the Ir sh members and the people of Trelana had been vampoosled in hasing su great a part of the session spent ...