... principle of the British Comas., • lion that a man shall be allowed to arms D Ith.e.Atteb.to liable to have to-day called Your itrlen aar tiem imprisonment were 1 to attar' to Miry arms for my self•deience no mattes , e.t.a dangerous locality 1 might have ...

... Portadown; J. Roblnaon, C. art„ Portadown; John M , Guigrati, River Lane, Portadown; John l'opley, River Lane, Portadown; Thomas Redmond, Curran Wrest, Portadown; George Nesbitt, Obin Street, Portadown; John Mathen, Derrykeeran ; Thomas Wilson, Derrinraw ...

... Michael and John, March SI, 1673. SHIPPING. WONTED MP RAIL WIND— N.N.W. U lOW ow & ore. Tie Fox. Fermis, bon with new The Gleaner, Stewart; the Wham Rai, from Oaselteltewa ; sad the Oinnwodore, , from Islay, all with bats. The boy. Lewis, tram Cardigan, in What ...

... t et:ministration of that opiates. maa Alen, hie .at. mad it centribetml ha a ;crest decree to the ear. of the Prussian arms einor 1808. Coast Von Rues occupied the office of FRl:imam War Minister. The nape.. d inetria arrived in Dnbli a es Setowday ...

... pa-riot Pr itestant fellowcountrymen P What Irish Catholic is there who does not worship with all the energies of his mind Grattan, Curran, Minket, Wolfe Tone, Boone, Fitzgerald, and Sheara—.4ll of them Pre estantii? And, therefore, it is abundantly evident ...

... James rorde, Mr. John Anderson. Mr. Thome* Amaral& Jan., Mr. nomen Carlota,. Mr. William Crawford. Ms. Edward Greer, Mr. Willi.= J. Goy, Mr. Joh. Hancock, J.P.; Mr. Juba A. Bannock, Mr. Hoary J. Hanle, Mr. George Hazlett, Mr. John Henning, Mr. James ...

... be dew? with cording to hie merits. The arrest was cleverly effected by Acting- Constable Bailey. GRATTAN MONUMZNY.. Ppeeird meeting of the Grattan Monument. Committee will be held at the Mansion Holum to-day at three o'clock. Mr. Foley will be present ...

... the most Intrepid from venturing oat of doors. Notwithstand- vulgarly term, the fly-wheels on, he moot stop the occasion Grattan carted Om motion, which had ing, the hall w,, filled. if as leis-he must ins dew. (timid laughter.) I felled in 1780, for ...

... and caught him by the arm. He told her to go abut ber business, when she kicked him several times on the lege, and took up several handfulle of mud and hit him lathe face wi h it. DISORDIRLI, ASALULT, AND PANTY EXPRABIDONS.— John Brien and Charles Montgomery ...

... beyond example, since the independence of this nation was restored by the exertions of our countrymen in 1782.' The Bight Hon. John Foster, speaker of the Irish House of Commons, in his speech on the Constitution of 1783, said It hen not only secured, but ...

... propriety and decorum. I trust the platform Messrs. E. Doyle, J. Goodwin, John Howie that peace, union, and harmony will prevail—(bear, James Maguire. Hebert O'Donnell, and John Quin' hear, and cheese)—and that not a einelir word will be President of the ...

... Elraisy, WILLIAM LOi w lr s / Y, Arms ; WILLIAM SHIELB, WOINAMIDIAM, MkeinATALT; JAMES T. *HENNA, Duran rows; JAMBS BIMPSON, Lass HALL &MM. BOUTIN CHONMERY, Downerruca; THOMAS HAWtHORS, Amnesia', Mamma ; JAMES MAHON, JOHN THOMPSON, 41, &muss JOSEPH LYTLE ...