... THF. BALLYSHANNON HERALD, AND DONEGAL ADVERTISER. John Boyle, rsq. says— As I consider this meeting, would rather he the means of fostering that party spirit which must be the wish of every true tiietail of Ireland to suppress, and would only tend to ...

... would imagine they were appointing a new parliamentary committee• (laughter.) Nugent, Henry Grattan Curran, Grace, Kelly, Counsellor Close, Dolan, O'Dowd, John Browne, Frederick Wm. Conway—[Mr. O'Connell, when he heard Mr. Conway's name mentioned, rose ...

... faint, though her child, whom she had fed and rocked sleep io bar arms, lay still and peaceful image. Lucille bad dressed herself with unusual care, and bore, in light basket ou her arm some llm choicest specimens her akdl—delicate, night blossoming buds ...

... way of loan or Mortgage. On the motion of bird JOHN RUSSELL. it ' was ordered that the Han.., it its Agog, should adjourn till Monday, the Bth April.' In answer - to Letr;l•G RA NVILLE SO M ERSET, Lord JOHN RUSSELL said he intended, in the course of the ...

... severarproclamations front the Governors of the Several States, forbidding the assistance of the insurgents in Canada, with either arms or ammunition. The camp on the Navy Island bas ,Keen greatly swelled by the Volunteers from Buffalo, who are for the most part ...

... to preserve the peace lit Ireland, • it was necessary that 'MagistratCs slibufd he - armed with .additi, Mal powers and they prayed that the Magistrates should he armed with additional powers. The Earl of WICK IAIW presented a petition exactly to the same ...

... . Sir Robert Peel. Mr. C. Buller, Mr. Herbert. Sir o.Stannton, Mr. Madame, Mr. solgeohoun. Sir Ileorge Grey, Mr. Hogg, Mr. John itiliott,•Mr. J. Abel Smith, Mr. Parker, Lard Vlscumit Sandun, Mr. Strntt, Sir William Somer. tile, Sir Robert H. Inglis, Sir ...

... From that time nothing more was beard of the traverser until 1832, when she was found residing In Wales, and there she met Mr. John Scott, a young gentleman who bad just come of age, and unfortunately for him he proposed marriage to her. When married to Mr ...

... rectory of Tamlathgard, vacant by the death of the Rev. John Graben. Lord William Paget last month convicted the Age newspaper for a libel on him, in the affair of Lady Paget with Lord Cardigan. The bullion of the Bank of England is ow Increased to fifteen ...

... honorable member's (Mr. Fun's) Motion, THE ARMS RILL FOR IRFLAND—THIF: UIG TI%IA RATIO POPULORUD. - (From site Dot Him Evening Mail.) If we required any further proof of the necessity of a stringent arms bill than the 'aperients of past years and ...

... prince’s cipher, G resersed in dismnnds, on red ensmrl ground. A eomhinslinn wliirh hat rich effect In a panel below, the City arms are wrought in stones, on white enamel cronnd. The lower pari of the acahbard ia dotard obliquely with Uhels, on which are ...

... Glasgow, care of the Stewa:d of the Fo 1 re.' It appears from the information of Andrew Cameron, taken in the Mayor's,ollice by John Dysart, Esq. that the body fount) was that of his brother, James Cameron, who died on Friday week, aged 82, and on the Monday ...