... as well as Ireland ; from Strathdingley, praying the abolition of the established church in Ireland; from the parish of St. Thomas, Dublin, complaining of the Irish coercion bill; from Strathbally, against tithes; fromn the Saddlers of Dublin, against the ...

... fijern im seas be~tme' cf~tfie-yeai 1- heo.heeed(.about Chrlstpas)q 'and p bis regereoce a cool meaepqtienL The Uon.'and R Thomas Cavendish, ViCQ of',Chhier, Ihas commenced his titlie' carmpasign,. indiyst fty- dhtivolmuelh erois -wetserved -vith- Jlaitats ...

... forward that document (heal.). But in what way the accident occurred, it rested wit, that individual to explain- (hear). - Mr. THOMAS ATTWOOD presented a petition agreed to at a meeting of upwards of 150,000 persons, at Bir- mingharn, against the coin laws ...

... Ireland he dould point vat one whose appointment would be most favorurable to the feelings of the political union, namely, Mr. Thomas Steele (cries of bear, hear, and much laughter). The honotiriblc nmember read a long extract from the report of a speech de- ...

... fashion of the neighbourhood. The Earl Kenmare's barge, with Colonel and Mrs. Drummnond, Lady and the Misses Galwey, Hon. Thomas Browne and fa. mily, Gerald Dease, Esq., Mrs. Dease, &c., &c. Four barges, with the Cahirnane family, and a number of visitors ...

... IMPERIAL PARILIAMLENT. ' HOUSE! (UCOMMONS-.-JULY 7W STAFF9ORD ELECTION. Sir THOMAS FREMANTLE moved for leave to bring in a bill to disfranchise the borough of Stafford. The bon. !baronet'cotaended that the bribery and corruption of that borough were so ...

... name of palace.- Waterford Chronicle. SIR JAMES GRAHAM. The very day after Parliament was prorogued, attended by Sir Thomas Hardy, and the Comptroller of Victualling, we find him employed in mustering, inspecting, arid minutely i examining the Victuallipg ...

... her Majesty, accompanied by her Impe- rial Highness the Duchess of Braganza and a numerous re- tinue, and attended by Sir Thomas Hardy and Admiral Dun- das, cwo of the Lords of the Admiralty, walked round the. whole of the decks, and inspected the equipments ...

... inspected, last week, by a Board of Admiralty, consist- th, ing of the Right H-on. Sir James Graham, Rear-Admiral Sir Thomas M. Hardy, and Rear-Admiral the lIon. Gcore B. ea' L. Dundas. SOI ...

... Thdrnborough, 1833. REAR-ADMILTALS OF ENGLAND. Sir John Leake, appointed 1709; Viscount Torrington, 1727; Sir John Jennings, 1732; Thomas Mathews, 1743; Sir Wm. Rowley, 1749; Sir E. Hawke, 1762; Sir Charles Knowles, 1766; Francis Helburn, 1770* Sir Geo. Rodney ...

... W. 0. N. Daunt, Strs1! MSEMBE3S WHO HlAVE NOT AS YET DISCLAIMED. HI. W. Barron, H. Lambert, r M. L. Chapman, W. M'Namara, Thomas Fitzgerald, F. W. Mullins, Hon. R. Fitzgibbon, Sir R. Nagle, J. M. Galway, Charles O'Connell James Grattan, Maurice O'Connell ...

... 66th regiment, son of tIO late Thomas Longworth Dames, Eq., of Green hilts, in the Kingts County, to Emnma, only daughter of William Kemble, of QuebeC, Dq- DEATHS. On Saturday last, in Baggote.treet, the lady of Thomas Walker, Del., of Belmont, and mother ...