... express with the inqiortant hut false intelligence : Eleven o’Clock at Night. We leam express that the Tory ministers, at the dinner of the I.ord Mayor, were received with violent hisses and hooting, which were prolonged that tl»ey were compelled to leave ...

... of the Irish members —the laughed at of all laughers, (he ridiculed the Apr and others. Vos, the three in hnl squad, and dinners eightpenny ordinary, will not have the heir of Gu.r.s sox to swell their ranks. His acquirements and breeding, Mr. O’Conxi ...

... place at Gortroe, county Cork, between the inhabitants and a party of soldiers employed in the collection tithes, in which nine of the former were killed and a number wounded. A grand dinner was given at the Mansionhouse to his Majesty’s Ministers; mid ...

... which did a great deal of harm in this town breaking tbu windows of inhabit.ints. tlie lirst party returning home a row took place at hog. Here tile Catholic party seems to have been most numerous ; some houses wore wrecked ; and, it is said, man named ...

... i.-> mo.it powerful pnrtv tlml eve r was a> rinni.?d tiie l!f* Conuuons, .or all par* 0.-rs ...

... his Fxcellency the I -uni Lieutenant Friday, in t'ak riaini, at dinner. His l■.xcl•lh■ncy armed at the Mansion house from the A tecr. ;pil laidgc half past seven o’clock, escorted hv party of the loth Hussars, and was received the Is.rd Mayer, Sheriffs ...

... resolutions passed—one adjourning in ■ meetings t’no for three month:. ; am! the other, appointing to-rnorro.v Kick, for giving dinner • placu of raoeting Messrs. O’Comnt’.l and Uulkveu ; tickets 'n. cadi. AVe have copied from the Times anno-mre ment of a rule ...

... company with two other individuals. Me met them a certain hotel, and was induced to dino at tho house of one of the party Sunday.— After dinner dice was introduced, and the host suggested that little play might tend amuse them. Mr. , who had money about him ...

... or six years alternately assaulting and undermining theKstxhlishedChurch, has hail for one of its objects to give hack to parties who were then deprived of it, however subversive of all civilized government, would be the result of its restoration to the ...

... tea the whete the iadcjM'.a'ciit If the more iea.-ai.f.hle comsc the votes of the Independents were taken, giving to each party, the rvs.dt would s*a liiusfor Sir C. Manners Sutton. Convnrvatives '-HO ladcpcndc-cls I or Mr. Abcrcromhy. Itcformers lade; ...

... company present had their hats on during dinner, and even the circumstance of galleries being crowded with females did not prevent them continuing tc wear them during the evening. A considerable time elapsed after dinner before silence could restored. Tho ...

... the dinner of the Donaghiuore Farming Society, Newry, on Monday last. appears that, after the ploughing match, the members dined together, lu the course of a short period, difference of opinion arose about the distribution of the prizes, one party asserting ...