... the powers of the Coercion Act, for the surrender and deposit of arms in the possession of parties without license. The instant ill be the last day for the unlicensed possession of arms ; the penalty for keeping them longer two years imprisonment. A hogshead ...

... named St. John, email farmer, waa barbarontly murdered near LUnaairockia the Colliery diitrict. We hare heard the particular, the core further than that the night iu question, the unfortunate went out to neighbour . houae, when tour men. armed, entered ...

... great favourite with the gentry around him. It appears that John Mitchel and be were school-fellows and most devoted friends, and the example of Ahat unhappy man may attributed the ruin of John Martin. —Mommy Herald Corrttpondent Til HA*vasp.—The weather ...

... present, when public interesta were stake, they might consistently make waver of their privilegea. GRATTAN said the noble lord's speech showed him (Mr Grattan) the danger opening bis month in that bouse (laughter). If the noble lord had held his tongue, he ...

... Central criminal Court. Wc barn from St John. 8.. that destructive gales have viM'ed the Gulf of St. Lawrence. Eng’ith hark wrecked off Gispee, which eighteen persons lest their I’ves, and wa* reported the armed schooner Allianco wa.lost near St. P.ul's ...

... panel- John Fnxgcrald, Wiliam Wi'linmt, lames Power, Robert D.llon. Andrew Swee'msn. Benjamin L. Gul. s Poster Dowlm*. Georae CraU Tail 'f. George gentleman took the declaration of * the people railed Quaker ’) - David Henry Skerrard, Sir John Ribcen ...

... uaskcrville, T. B. Gore, Montague Plumptre. John 1. inteson, T. Gore, W. O. Polhill. Frederick Rcekctt, W. Gore, W. It. O. Powell, Colonel uenbow, John Goulburn. 11. R*»blcigh, W. non net. P. Graham. Sir James Heid, John Rcntinck, LordG. Granby, Marquis lleid ...

... u»fer tarn, alach SlcUdb, >ak«; h. ora w«T dar 1 made a poat-mortem caamraatiim aim Mr. dm found darpty >»*«««• . * Court . Mr John Hnrwotd. on* »h* oftc*r» In* Lourta -id. ha wok po—awo of one of trials with respect to this ease. Mr. Liatou aaid Ibt aound ...

... and Co., iamed a notice, that the paaaengcra woo'd paid the money back, on apply. lag at the office. Subwigucntly the earn* Arm had the following letter pooled the Exchange and Underwriter*' Room*:— We beg to inform the passenger* by the United Slate* ...

... wi;l subject theia-else* the very henry penalties it*ihey shall found engage.! in the cun»inpr ...

... Hamilton of Ennis. kitten, singing the day long like lark—Dowdsll, the natural son of Hussey Burgh, and protege of Henry Grattan— Mr. Robert himself, the best and kindesthearted” of ’hem all. with his fancies often and often ■'raying away from rockets ...

... the Confederates. Mr. John O'Connell has been on one or two occasions intemperate, has hia illustrious father, whose lauientable imicsa bus, verily believe been ehlefly caused by his fears and hia anxiety for his country; but John O’Connell hat since evinced ...