... Protestant, the nsmos Malm* and Flood, of Grattan sod Curran, of and of Bnsbc, is now, when profosssdly national, mas* of place-hunters, bigots, or dupes, oUk two or three exceptions alone, la short, Reynold* tit* is Grattan’s seat: “ceric*fcycau oUIm, ' and ...

... froio John Chadwick, Esq., Drogheda; Ai‘Cau, the February, to I2ib September last, was ci.aracier. ised the Finance Joanoitice, as excessive. It appeared —Robert Alexander. Esq., Garrlstowo, Ash- some the oafs was charged per aiouo: The bourne; John Esq ...

... Believe me, my dear Sir, yours faithfully, Manchester, but the bi'l was sent him the delen“ John Douglas.” d >nt. and be remitted a £5O not to pay that £45. The « John Wilson, Esq.. Eagle Hill. Manchester.” ur y that Mr. Douglas retained the Upon reading that ...

... employed, not from the exhausted resources of the country, but from the funds of the Chancellor the Excbequei(bear, haar.) Mr. GRATTAN laid tha capitalists were going away from every part of the country, and if the principle to adapted of leaving the able-bodied ...

... :—Lord John Russell, Sir Jsmet Graham, Sir John Tonng, Colonel Dunne, Mr, George A. Hamilton, Sir William Somanille, Hr. Scrape, Sir Robert Ftrgusan, Mr. Clements, Hr. Shafts Adair. Mr. Co roe wall Lewis, Hr. Monaall, Sir Denham Nanays, Sir John Pakington ...

... faction, ef which the most lingering, of all deaths, if we exce pt the depriva- leaders were, mot a dozen years ago, engeged in armed rebel- tion of haman life by tortore, death from starvation. lion sgainst the Sovereign of these is'es and her authority, has ...

... The National Repeal Association held their asoal meetiag ud Monday, Mr. Law in the chair. There were not m. |irescnt. Mr. John U'Couneil banded in £5. the renewed mbieription the ll»n. Cecil leu, M P., *incere lover of )>is cou tlry —(cheers.) Mr. O'Connell ...

... Mr. Cbarles Alar tea, trainer r.ea at Newmarket, Ur. John Grey, horse jockey, Adam Ledwitch, of the Curragh, Denis Connor, Mr. B. Hunter, Daniel Hogan, jockey Mr. Creed, of Bally, nanty, and John Davies, warning groom at lhe Cnrragb, were examined for ...

... not very formidable in its result*, certainly did burst. The deluge baa taken place, . it has hetu repressed by the strong arm of military (uicc, end no.hing else; and I tell you, my lords, that liic uiomcc: you reduce that mi liary strength—the moment ...

... tbooght it would be adnitable i| , coat ton the maximum rate the flrtt clauie. the ditraiaiiHi would bo long, (ad ibooid at Lord JOHN BUSSBLL hoped boo. gentlemen would |» with the abjection lo.night. Hr. HEKHBHT bought othcrwiie. . , Ur. ROCHE did not tee ...

... to purchase worth of ** untitled bank Dotes.” . situation Pro-Collect of cos tom-duties at tbit port vacant by the death Mi, John Keith, who had for several years filled the office. If the promotion goes the order of the Custom-house establishment, Mr. ...