... himself, hut alas is not, the friend of Ireland, has availed himself of the. molt despotic statute tlat was ever passed by. a ruling state to extiriguish to the very asbes the spairk of liberty inwa subject realm. 'Lort* Aniglesey, witb the'aid of Mr. William ...

... in defiance of re- ad ilgon, Luaminity. and justice, Oh, Sir. it~ is not in the. attri,. a. butes of itbut justj GOd who rules thle world to leave unpunished so :u tsl and flag~rant a system of 21--nttimonious plunder and Hypo e, crisy. I see the red ...

... Irjaticee of such if, theory must be destructive to a country. It', in private life, f a mean entrusts the arrangeme§nt of his home to a atratiger, his at'tirs will go astr.ay; for no one can maiauge anymas i. if, 'rate affairs but himself. It is so, S~r ...

... should be adopted tluud cheers). It I 2 ought to be an extremely popular one (hear, hlear)-for, to fuse_ a very homely phrase, it came home to every man's fire-side, saved the citizens of Dublin one hundred end fifty r thousand a year, and would give ...

... would be most advan. tageous to the coantry-would he one which would go either l to bring home the absentees, or, if not, compel them to ileave their rents at home (hear, bear, and general cheering). LI would be for a domestic legislature to effect this; ...

... from the minds of the bfilcers ofjus- tice, and from the criminal calendar or the county; but, be had rnot loig arrived at home when he was recognised, arrested, identified, arnd committed to our gaol to abide his trial at the next assizes. This is a ...

... choose, to atteni on any particular day, end to produce I Cieir rules arid regulationts; and then, when 'you do this, It will tell you what is right and what is wrong-I will tell i you what rules of yourt are conuistent with the lavv of the i lsnd, and what ...

... why is 0 it so in Irelaid ? What foreigit exchanges do they regulate V1 lit College-greelt, or- what bullion do they keep at home r, (htear, hear,)? They admnit, themselves, sthey do itot, and t if they didn't do so, vouldd you believe them ? Ohl, Sirt' ...

... who would, when they could be certain of get- ting them, give every encouragement to the manufacturers. With regard to the rules of the new company, he thought that it would be better not to enter into themn at present, and he would therefore refer those ...

... assembly of Nova Scotia to this cours. try, fur the purpose of laying certain matters connected with that colloy before the home goverisment, returned to Norva Scotia early lait month ; and in tile Nora Scotian5 of tire 17th ilt. we find an accotrnt of ...

... quantity of Irish money would be thus poured into rebellious Eng- land, while their own mechanics w-ere idle and starving at home (hear, hear). He would say no more on the subject at present, but he would give notice that on the next night of meeting he ...

... articles was slow at about former rates. At the principal Yorkshire markets, viz., Hull, Leeds and Wakefield, the wheat trade has ruled very (ull the holders have, nevertheless, remained extremely 6rm, and the decline in prices has been comparatively small. At ...