... actual of it -—Johneon, Faller, Ma- Foster, Lyndherst Brougham, in ; Jeffrey Andrew mers, and , im Seotland Flood, Curran, Grattan, in apd Web- ater, These all the rule, but ; and stances of Lords these in the Jest centary ani with their ooms Pitt sed In ...

... considerable (jnai.tUy of base copper coin, ot I'isb msuulacture, in circulation Lnjli Mr. John Elmore has Terror and Patron, two celebrated steenle causers, Lord Cardigan, at liigh figures, lie still retains Lottery, Jeny, and Weaver, ail excellent c aattion ...

... Resurgam” re* collect the year 1782 —Recollect Charlemont and the brave volunteers of that day, imitate their glorious example—Grattan obtained free trade for Ireland. O'Connell promises to restore her national independence by repeal of the Union ; though no ...

... Saxon | that the assemblage which met my view was the writs and get the Chance'lor to seal them, and if warriors jumped to arms when the sound from Sir Edward Sugden does not sign then she will legislation to point out one act in which it is pos I have ...

... POOR LAWS. Lord John Russell rose to submit to the house his plan of a poor law for Ireland, He began by some remerks on the natare of poor laws ip the from them, and general, the abuserto whicl they were liable. These illustrated by the history of gland ...

... Catholic girls as may become liable to endeavour to better their condition throwing themselves into the arms of Protestants.— Paris Paper. Messrs. Henry and John Lee have contracted to lav the foundation of the new houses of parliament, within two years, ior ...

... was on Monday, at one o’clock, in the Conciliation Hall. Amongst the committeemen present wore, Mr. O Connell.VVl. P., Mr. John O’Cumiell, M. P. ; the Hon. Cecil Lawless, M. P. Mr. J. M. M‘f)onnell, M. P*, Mr. Steele, Mr. Costello, Mr. O’Dowrl, Mr. O’Hca ...

... modified terms “Our minister,” said the old lady to me, “ had two sons. One went to india. As for John, he went No doubt to London ; and he got on very well.” John had ot on for he was at that time Chief Justice of England.--Good Words. Marps.—But who are the ...

... issue was ordered by the Court to try its validity. M'Donnel, and Waldron; Ecclet and Ruche, and M‘Can, r. Armilage. Mr. Grattan, was yesterday defeated in the King’s Bench, on an application for Criminal Information against Major Edgworlh and Mr. Montgomery ...

... proceeded at some length to thank them fur the honor conferred on him. It U said (hat Government did not come forward support Sir John Hohhouse. We assert that was a Government candidate 'hroughent. He was accompanied on the hustings, the day nomination, the ...

... England cannot long be.or up even against the present slate of armed neutrality. Whet must be h»r condition to such a berrassmg expensive, and Fabian neutrality she may require those arms for foreign war ? Mark us. concession will then come prodigally— ...

... New Birmingham; John Maher, Esq., of Tullemaine, Fethard ; John Trant, Esq., of Dovea, Now, what would said of the memliers of any Thurles. other profession than this most honorable one of Waterford —John Bowen Oumhlcfon, Esq., of arms, if the of an individual ...