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suffering proppruon to the injury he has offered. But crueby and pride, oppression and partiality, may tyrannize in private families without control ; meekness may trampled upon and piety insulted wit limit any appeal but to conscience and to heaven. A thousand methods of tortur

Brocksopp How & Co,'s Celebrated Tea* and Coffees.’ THE reputation these Tees end Coffees ia now ao thoroughly eotabliafaad, that to lariat noon thatr ~, over ALL otheta would bo only to repest fset long since uoiveraally admitted ; and wbilotba much pleasure in expressing grate

The Barrister returned from the adjourned aeuiad| of Sligo, and look ltis the bench upon the worn, Thuredav the 14th inst. httve never yet .e.q auy registry »o closely contested, every case was entered into with a* much mir.utne»s assizes, we citrac. from our report the proceedi

Monday, a highly respectable meeting of our fellow citizens assembled Commm's Hotel, for the purpose of considering the propriety of inviting Daniel 0 Connell, Esq., MP, «o a public dinner in thiscity. Among those present were Me*vs. A. Sherlock, W. Lambert, Dun. ford, Major Gal

Ctopioii, V " T*UTH COSQUBM." SATURDAY, JANUARY 21, 183?. The proceedings in the Chamber of Deputies on the address aye of an interesting nature, We can only laj - outline of them before our readers. The debate on the address, a whole, which began an Thursday acd was continued F

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TRINITY TERM. COURT Of CHANCERY. The following gentlemen were sworn and called to the bar :— John Davis, Esq., second son Paul Davis, late Clonshanville, the county of Roscommon, Esq., deceased. James Fitzgerald Mahon, Esq., second son of Sir Ross Mahon, late of Castlegar, in th

The tithemea have not yet relinquished hold, and they have given another proof that it will not relaxed with their good will. On Thursdav half troop the 15th Huss.irs arrived in town, and have taken up their quarters here for the purpose of affording protection on the day of sal