... HONORABLE CHARLES GREY. Robert Burns, .»lb April, ITO. LIBERTIE. .* olden times raised the knife (From his command would not save him) Against the promised infant’s life; offering free him who gave him, ** Pry shod I passed the parted sea With Israel’s ...

... be, in truth, so far as’essentials are concerned, their smeerest friends. The Church of Scotland has saved herself; or, perhaps, we should say, the Reform of the Corporations has saved her. Instead of many of her elders being, as formerly, the nominees ...

... were re-elected without opposttton. DBOGHED*—Mr. Litton. K.C.. having turned h.s hack on Tyrone and the College, has been trying his chances in tins borough, but without success. Mr. C.rew O’Dwyer secute of his re-election. j Belfast.— The election ...

... adjusted. With reference a new bridge, had not seen the paper referred to by bis honourable friend ; when his attention was first drawn to that subject by his late friend Mr, Alexander, thought his duty to take it actively, as it was one which conceived interested ...

... or no danger. It’s the only way sleep in security—and comfort. 1 have read (hat the common goose a vigilant creature—and saved Home. Get a score of themat the next market—don’t stand about price—hut choose them with good cackles. • • Search the house ...

... come on tor disen sion on Monday the 30th; and he was quite confident that his right bon. friend would not press it before. Mr. O’CONNELL said there was use in trying appease the people of Ireland, unless something was given to them. There had been nothing ...

... churches existing in Ireland in 1800. Mr* POULTER said he grounded the support which should give to the motion of his noble friend entirely on the distinction which existed between the two church establishments of England and Ireland. (Hear, hear.) Both ...

... are thus bereft of a kind and loving father, and his other relations have to deplore the loas of the most affectionate of friends. March 29. In Harcourt-street, Dublin, in his 77th year, after painful and protracted illness, John Barclay Scriven, Esq. ...

... the County of Sligo. The Archduke Antony, of Austria, uncle of the reigning Sovereign, and brother of the Emperor Francis, died at Vienna, on the 2d intant. He had attained his year, having been horn in August, 1779. Lord Lyndhurst. —The Lord Chancellor ...

... by a vast number friends and acquaintances. r ...

... nearly knockid her down, and her friends it was that broke the glass. He saw, too, in ilie Tralee paper, that David Murphy, on his crossexamination, was asked why voted against Morgan John O’Connell, the nephew ef his old friend, to which replied, that the ...

... Jones are so just, and he has stated them lucidly and demonstratively, that it would be both presumptuous and hopeless in us to try to reinforce them by arguments of our own. We have to regret, however, that the Mayor should, in the exercise of his very sound ...