... on Syria from some power, and were net doing all in their power to fortify they country. Tire Tb soldiers who come are well armed, not badly drilled, tal tolerably dressed, and altogether superior to any regi- thl snouts I have yet teen in this empire. ...

... O'Donoghue, ?? John Francl Maguire, ~lP.; John 0 | )1artin, itoslrtyor; J. ;J. omabard, J.P.; Jamens Pitnket, T.tl. bz Tunis,4ioil~iid, Tuly Ii'Kenny, solicitor; Edwirad Qrilnlsn, Ito, P , Mr. uncan, liullingar; John M'Evoy, Tho~mas Fali^csr, John 0 O'Don aeD ...

... Everard, Esq; John llatchell, EYI, Private Scarowtry ; Major Forltcr, A D C; LiLutenant Cockerohl, A DC ; Captain Vaughan, P. N, A D C; Capt Moore, A D C; Capt Donaldson,. A I) C,.and CaptaIn Shuldham, A D C; lar Corbaills, Lord Earlsfort, Sir John Burgoyne ...

... ending with the i Right Honourable John Foster, the fifteenth and V last Speaker, in the year 1801. In the centre of this recess, and over the, chair, are the arms of Ireland- t the harp and crown, and above them the arms in full a of Speaker Foster. ...

... hE T11E last accounts from America confirm the in previous intelligence, that another disaster had th overtaken the Northern arms. The surprise si of General TYLER's force by the Confederates ki be Confederatestem was complete; but the gallant manner in ...

... men Moylan (Lord Mayor elect), Surgeon Fleming, H. J. Otway, Q.C., Rev. Dr. Butcher, R.P.DI, Dr. Churchill, Rev. Dr. Salmon, John Edwards Walsh, Q.C., Sir William Hamilton, Dr. Wilds, Dr. Stokes, Dr. Geoghegan, Mr. Anderson (Croa n Selicitor). * At half ...

... Grace the Mast Rev. Dr. Murray, Arabbishop of Dublin the Duke of Leinste ,, the then Lord Mayor, Dr. Yore, OUConnell, H. Grattan. Sir John Power, Mr. J. Dunne, Rev. Dr. O'Connell, Iicliard O'Gorman-in all, there were thirty three members, of whom he (Dr. Gray) ...

... NIGIIT. -On last night an armed party went to the house of a farmer named James Connell, residing within a mile of Keehcarrigan, in this county, violently knocked at the window and demanded a gun. Connell got up, and having armed himself with a double-barrelled ...

... excep- a). tiosi of care or two, v.Io had Qbtatined world-wide famne to as Iritirmea were Grattan and O'Connell (cheers). ?? Gr-l eane his f.Am lerianee of tire arms of 'the Lide volunteers ; 'he struck oil the Sogirsh yoes; and _ O'Coencile% eanued isisfrunee ...

... after the glorious epoch of 16588. 'Ihe existence of an armed National Guard was tbe best proof of the disposition of the best classes to ?? Italian govermnent. Coold the Pops trust his subjects with arms? No. If he did, they would even come into collision ...

... gate by the Arch- deacon of Dublin, the l'ev. Dr. Tiedall, the Rev. efr. Se mour, Alderman Atkinson, Mir. Pettigrew, and Air. John NV iseheart, Air. Acheeon, T.C., and Mir. blanning, T.C., and conducted to his seat on the dais. An ap- proprriate selection ...

... proval of tihe Council, tile alnal agreements, which we recom- a mend time Council to enter into witti 5ir. John Jameson, and n also mitht Mr. John latarttn far a plot of ground to thre rere of n hir. Jameeantn' oldinig, alse reqi~sred for thue purposes ...