... t sin Britain ever can compensate, . Bed amid become dainasted, was abandoned by sulked, threatened. (Much cheering.) Ake row; bean carried into Wati•eford by the Marquis hand, the names of men whose guilty lives were ._(4,0 having been gut oil the rucks ...

... tithes were settled. The assailants also houghed or shot four cows and horses in the yards and stables adjoining. besides some rows shot at night in the village of Connakee, the number of which is wit ascertained. One per-on going to church was handed a Rucker ...

... 1 Belfast, Lord A. Chichester, . J. E. Tennant, . . Carlow. tN. A. Vigors, . Carriekferrta, C. R. Dobbs, . Cashel, t James Rowe, . Memel. Ronayne, . Coleraine, Sir J. Beresford, 1 Cork, A t Dr H. Baldwin, D. Callaghan, Downpatrick, J. W. Maxwells 1 Drogheda ...

... . P..rth. coals. -23. Britannia, Jamie, Leven, coals. Leven; Mr Wrir. 'CLAIM. Bookseller, ItiinferMline; Mr Jo l li er* le row of rosettes, male directed to the subject, then thdy might but pre- 44 . - 2rore.a, L vvrie. Leith. n 0061.- 3 4. Holm. Peri ...

... last time tlie House would see such a combination to resist principle. Coming events cast their shadows before. Lord Enema row regretted that the hoo.ourablis ant learned sentient:ln bad mink the reflections he had upon the etanexior.a of the right h ...

... lower t a bar swirly said. Top pries. fr. in- -a. ferior'qualitr. ts.lid. to 5.. ltd. per imperial stone. sinking tail.. I'. rows from the firm of Mr Dale. Windmill. agreed beauty and highlr fed, brought L. 22 each, sod cash of them supposed to weigh Sb ...

... emir were Buffo:rated. 'Plc az.ase from a candle fallh:3 arming larßwin the re. Tim nix. JOHN IfiLEOD I —Nearly does of of Row. including nosily all the of have pre-cat:A Lua..heluv..d pin tor. I.i' Rev. J. weed , - BIRTHS. t• ;mon, • Uts ()rads:fetter ...

... this r. till, :ion been a mere lo.rreit reduetis.a of ales No. it was acecinpanied by a of taxation to the amount et Li row. The iicticieniy of the revenue hail se.ei.-; an I he believed that the Chancellor of the Lachequer ws all this y: m. for tlw ...

... Trier. It. N to he Lieutenant-flos, , rcor of the Wand or St Viocen , /: and to Ise Lieuttirmt-(:overnor of the Was.) of :rowed% In an.wer to a que-tion from Mr fluvon !louse o on Thur.d;..y I haw. f tt.e Exchequer -feted that (iiivernment waa w.tlt a ...

... Ai:rioting then propescol that twenty members should 1. a Pon,. st Ove mutest of forty. tar T. Favessaar. dejected to this. the Rowe strain divided : for tool Aklsorpe's i mposition. Ste; for Sir T. rreemantle's. 37. The committee to classify petitions was ...

... March he should rail the attention of the Corse to the report of a erommittee recently mini:acid on the ttubject of erecting a row building for the Ilse of the House of Gounnons. and the pen+e which it millet he neectutary to iueur for that purpose. Mr p ...

... permitted any exertion for their escape. This man, however, anxious to retain his property, substituted a 'dated fair a thwched row: Ile received a threatening notice, which he communicate:l t a mo. I earnestly advised him to return 1 a Dulahn; which he, to ...