... strong, indeed, are they, that they resolved to combine and arm, they did in 1752, they would be able alone to drive every foreign invader from our shores, even if the Catholics folded their arms and did not strike a single blow. And have strong presentiment ...

... McSweeney, deputy step-chairman. pranded. Alao present IMly. MIMI Ry&s. Alderman P Counc.lloi• D Joao Reidy, Mears 0 Ityao. P John C.ansy„l T R Jamas Liddell. costelloe. P O'Halloran, Ruatown; J T fteosoo lolan Lhilon. P Comy. J P Byrne, M lisrtoey, Gough ...

... occurred at the Chester Assizes, on Thursday. A man of the name of John Grattan was charged witha murder by throwing n man into the Huddersfield camal. ~ Tlhie wife of Edward Grattan, the prisoner’s brother, witnessed the‘ deed, and ber testimony went ...

... attacked last by an esmed pasty, who Wednesday evening, an armed party attacked Castle county, end took the fire arme. Hewson, the seat of William Hewsou, Esq. in this On Wednesday, an armed party visited the house of a farmer of the nameof James Dore ...

... assumed a more serious aspect than at its commencement, and finally flamed forth into fierce revolt which, according to Lord John Kus«ell, was most rashly excited, and most cruelly crushed. Its consequences resulted in defeat. The nobility of the Senate ...

... is appomted Lieut-CoL of the Somerset Militia, vice, Lelhbndgc. John Scott. Esq., of Paradue,Co.Clwe, *dlshOT«y be appointed to a Cornetcy in the llth Light Ura gooM, under Earl Cardigan, stationed at Canterbu^ Aaou of, Thomas P. MaonseU, Esq., M.P, r» ...

... THE LOBOS ISLANDS. The United States Government has advised Mr. Jewett, who had aent several vessels, some of them armed, to the Lobos Islands to collect guano, that they must beware of infringing on the rights claimed by Peru—that it will not atslit ...

... instead the den of the slave (hear, and cheers). Mr. I). CALLAGHAN teconded the motion Mr. GRATTAN charged Mr. O'Connor with slandering the memory of his (Mr. Grattan’s) father, Lord Charlemont. and other Volunteers us rebels. Mr. J. O’CONNELL addressed the ...

... mg in favor. of Mr Shaw. the Arm vete given for Captain Bernard ! CLON3TEL ELECTION. Clonmel Markley. That a contest for the honor of representing lb cap.tal of Tipperary in the Imperial Parliament is the room of Mr John O'C innell is impending may be ...

... Myers, relift of the Inc John Mye Dr o more, and mother of Lieutenant Colonel Ch. At Woolwich, Lieutenant John Moths, of ths Artillery. . At Dundalk, the Ladyof Edward T. Sovages, Esq. Miss E. Harvey, second daughter of John Harvey, of Londonderry, Esq ...

... ’Edward Glennan, Tboraqs Farrell, Jonathan Merl, John Gill, Joseph Bostock, Robert GiUibrond, James Heywopd, Joseph Wilde—twelve months. John Holmes, Chgrlcs M’Mellon. Jolkp Greej, Jas. Wardle, John Latehford, John Smili, Ad»m Dootson,--Tb ...

... and 11 rank and file, and 1 Officers horse. On leave of absence, Lieut.-Col. the Earl of Cardigan, and lieut. the Hon. Gerard J. Noel. . . At Exeter Assizes, John Goodwin. a private of the 13th Dragoons, was tried for stabbing a woman, with intent to do ...