... Esq., (the High Shenff) John P«ton Ksq- Captain M‘Namnra, Major Irwin, Wynne Peytlm. eS*., Dr. Slev.n, the Ke». T. « The Rev. Mr. Dogherty, the Rev. Mr. Ge- *Mv llwltev. Mr. Reynolds, O. W. Cortello Begg, l oyne.Esq . and M«sm. John King Pat l>ockery.— Rotcommon ...

... and the Mate of the poll a. follow. Acton Howard 399 Giotua 361 Majority (ort'otoaei Acton onr Ur. Grattan 99 Majority for Str R. Howard orcr Mr. Grattan 38 Colood Acton then addrened the elector, at eonridetable leagtb. Haring adverted lo the charge made ...

... HIBERNIAN BIBLE SOCIETY. The annual meeting of the Sligo Auxiliary to this Society was held in the John's-street Female School, bouse on Thursday, the 13th instant, John Wynne Esq. of Hailewood, in the Chair. The Rev. Messrs. Hardy and Herbert of Cork, attended ...

... ■- berf, F?qr». Whi-jr. We*ln;-.' ii’n —M. I. n.a:i, H-q. Whiff. Sir R. Nii^li - , Hrpu.lci. Wicklow —Jcaec Grattan, and R. Howard Yoogbal—John O’Connell, Saq. Repealer. STATE OF THE COUNTRY. i Amnrr at AMAMiaunow—On the ereninK of Snndar week. Mr. Barid ...

... Irish populace.’ Mr. Grattan then : “‘Extracts from Irish papers Im'd been read the other dav, end it was said that plunder was intended ; hut aid not think that Mr. O'Brien, and others acting with him, meant that, lie (Mr. Grattan) beliuve«r it was the ...

... Jobostnn, Abr\»uvtt Joha Martin, John It* ally John (tilmartin, Mkh»» Oa«B»er, Thomas C«Kkaou. Jamca Chriwtal, Itryan Rooney, O’Ne.l, John Snayth, Martin Couioo. John Burrotts, ThorqpM Boyd, Bartim Snuth, lonian, Cuff Martin, John H. J. ...

... hghmnity, had net caught her iu hie arms. At tWbcntical moment his brother Judge arrived, pud opening his dressing-room door with view see if he was ready, discovered his Brother with the fainting maid in bis arms. He quickly attempted to withdraw, when ...

... bear.) At this moment that gentleman could not forth to receive bis rents without himself car. rring arms, and being accompanied by a friend alto armed (bear, hear.) The fact was. that so long agitation was suffered to continne, it was idle to hope that ...

... made them to. It this rea* sou ? it tbit humanity ?— lbid. More MtseiAcro Clemescy.—There were two men of (lie name of John Madden and John O’Donohue tried and convicted at the last Assizes of Limerick, for riot, assault, and administering unlawful oath to ...

... to have received from Mr. John Wvnnk. the sura 4/. 10s. collected at Hazelwood House, on Sunday last, when the inclemency of the weather prevented the family from attending the Charity Sermon preached in the Church St. John’s, for this humane cause the ...

... Burrell, M. P., Sir G. Shiftier, Lady Cooper, the Duchess o* Bedford, the Earl of Essex,Lord John Russell, Sir Hugh Dillon Massey, General Grosvetior, Mr. and Miss Grattan. Mrs. Blachford, Sir T. Wilson, Lord Lifford, and Captain Patten, Lord Hartland, Sir W ...

... grsVt woolth, the morning, sftrr their airivd Cardigan, and the partners have been late bat little and whilst they were fast lacked in the vi- in the habit of giving their own partieular atgout-restoring arms of the drowsy god, two tention to ths business ...