... SEARCH FOR ARMS IN LIMERICK. It was generally supposed, says Limerick oorrespon* dent, that, owing to Stephens’ abandonment of the cause of Fenianism, and the indignation to which bis cowardice and false promises bad given rise, tbe authorities would ...

... was adjourned tilt the December. Five youig men, named Stephen John Hanriak, William Hopper, Joan Keegh, Jolm Qian, aad John Kelly were oo day before At. Dis at 'he He»d,Poiioe Cfliiß, arms ia riot The prisoners w. !e arrested is pablio-houee the Coombe ...

... exclude Henry Grattan, whose pcl.trca prinoip’es were those O’Connell, any place near that Tim ale with which his name can never be dissociated. But here your name again suggests itself to mind. Yon sent Prince Albert to Leinster Lawn. Bn; poor John Reynolds ...

... Aye, and, for me, the fonrth part too. A foolish thonght, and worse, perhaps! There most be many a pair of friends Who, arm in arm, deserve the warm Moon-births and the long evening ends. So, for their lakes, be May still May! Let their new time, as mine ...

... Arklow; the Traaaete Lifeboat reaonad flee man from the eohooner Ammenimi. nf Nantaa; the Cardigan Lifeboat meed three ■anfrßfathe(loop Oliver Lloyd,of Cardigan; three bom the nnaok Turtle Dere, of ▲beryatwitfa, and low man from the emaok Corenation, ...

... inoapendeaoe. Ha told of the daya when Flood and Grattan, with eloquence that ahall lire aa. long aa the language in whioh they (poke, proclaimed the right* ot the Irish parliament, and bow one hundred thousand armed steed ready with their eworda to make the ...