... round Ins head.and seeming one his hands with rope which twisted about his wrist and fingers. Alter doing this he held up his arm and exclaimed, 1 only use one hand, the other lied up, | and 1 can’t move it.” He then told the people that his head was hard ...

... Hume supported Mr. Warhurt.n but the uioliou lor i egativing the i».troilurtiou the bill was rejected a majority 112. lord John Russel! then asked leave to bring in hill tor amending the Poor Law, continuing the commission for ten years. Mr. Grimsditch ...

... as friends, hut as encmii s. Along the coast, the south west, most distinctly threatened, the peasants were actually arms —such arms they could command —to repel them. have Inquently heard Colonel liallstate that his march to Banlry, bis men were cheered ...

... las O. • John Imtab(is a poet of great promise, the of Fur' s. shad watch him and repor* progress.— TRIAL OF THE EARL OF CARDIGAN BY HIS PEERS, IN THE HOUSE OF LORDS, ON TUESDAY. Tuesday being tbc day fixed for the trial of the Karl of Cardigan, on the ...

... house, the property of Mackey of Grange, was maliciously burned to the ground. Robbery of Tire-arms. —On the night previous to the foregoing deed,a party of armed men effected an entrance into the house of James Slattery Bally william, and succeeded in taking ...

... 1839. Whiteacre John, Michael-»t. do New Ross, Bth April, 1835. Walsh Edmond, Cross-lane, Whitney Andrew, South-st. dodo Williams Joseph, Mary-st. New Ross Bth April, 1840. Walsh Patrick, John-st. dodo Walsh Philip, John-st. do do Wherry John, Priory-st. ...

... watchword was, ‘-(iain our hearts, or dread our arms, for you know are seven millions.” profligate and unmanly Minister, unworthily trusted an inexperienced sovereign, has leagued himself with these armed political beggars under the sway of Home. faithless ...

... our English brethren, we must have you with ns.” Ah, John, though hast come to the wrong house, since Henry Grattan procured us tree trade, no coui try has gone on so well Ireland. The country, John, is prospering in every direction, and I always find ...

... HOUSE OF COMMONS— Monday LORD CARDIGAN—CATHOLICS IN THE CO- On the motion for going into committee of supply on the army estimates, a short discussion took place on the suppression of a portion of the yeomanry. Lord JOHN RUSSELL and Mr. FOX MAULE defended ...

... would agree to the re-appointment of the committee railways, order to obtain further evidence respecting their manage-111 Lord John Russell in fixing ihe discussion the Poor Law Bill tor Friday, stated the alterations meant to propose, the most important ...

... CUIUOI'S DISCOVERY Mr. John Bolton writes to the editor of the Drogheda Conservative the (allowing ; Wednesday, the 'ddlh instant, had given orders to two my workmen to blast a small rock in a field in farm near Slane. the estate the Marquis Conyngbara ...

... ABRIVXP. Tuly 11, Wexford of Wexford, Slattery, Quebec Timber and Deals. Hibernia, Quinn, Timber and Deals St. John’s N.B. barque, Quinn, do U, Lark, Crosbie, coal Glasgow Princess, Ilutler, do I’ilot, Cousins, do do Imports ds Exports for the past week ...