... in this, that the most favourable and clever Specimen of an Irish popular representative Is presented in the person of Mr. John Reynolds, the present, the actual M.P. for Dahlia city. Nobody pretends that Mr- Reynolds a man of taste, of literate education ...

... mistake. Off atart«*d Jane speed outstripping that of John Gilpin. Fortunately the Doctor was in hi* office, and he came with all the rapidity a proper regard to tho dignity of bis office would permit, armed wdth a stomach-pump and dozen antidotes. On arriving ...

... were used them at Dolly Brae, were the identical arms which his Kxcellency bad placed their hands. short, the public were required to believe, that the Lord Lieutenant had thrown himself into the arms of the Orangemen, in IS4S, and that had thrown open ...

... Lord John Russell—no you shall nut treat the people of Ireland as if they were slaves—they shall possess arms as well as the people England—every man and boy them shall be liberty to purchase and keep gun. There shall be no registration of arms. The English ...

... all times known to at the disposal of the government, regularly negociating with this illegal body, and supplying them with arms and ammunition. (Hear, bear.) What lesson is read to us by these events. lesson of avoidance, indeed, of the mad party who ...

... Court-house, Belfast. The Magistrates present were—William Hunter, Esq., Chairman ; John Clarke, Esq., and J. F. Ferguson, Esq. Chas. lainyoo, Esq., Surveyor of the County, and John Coates, Esq., were in attendance. Not one cess-payer of the twelve nominated ...

... Lord John Russell —no, you shall not treat the people of Ireland as if thev were slaves—they shall possess arras as well as the people of England—every man and boy of them shall liberty purchase and keep a gun. There shall no registration of arms. The ...

... the Dublin Orangemen were armed, and not their own expense, is plain, and all that has been written leads to the conclusion that they wore armed—indirectly t he government, whether subsequent events may hinge upon that arming or not. It is creditable to ...

... headed Lord John sell—no, you shall net treat the people of Ireland if they were slaves—they shall possess arms well the peoule of England —every man and boy them shall at liberty to purchase and keep a gun. There shall registration arms. *• The English ...

... headed Lord John Russell—no, you shall not treat the people of Ireland if they were slaves—they shall possess arms as well the people of England—every man and boy of them shall liberty to purchaae and keep a gun. There shall registration of arms. The English ...

... MinUtrv _ -. , . leGrey section out John Malone, and never pointed out Mr. Carpenter fidelity” to’tbe I '' ...

... convince any reflecting person, The Mail has the follo.mg « e unoersianu „„tensions of quacks to have discovered a that Dr. Grattan, . ,o presided a. L remedy for ali diseases recent meeting of the Irish AUtattce, wicked imposition upon society ; and, that ...