... th• Met. P. Grattan— That at present and disease, directly produced by fs. mine, are carrying of. in this Deanery, at lean seventy per day of the population: with the prospect of • fearful increase. .5 Moved by the Rev Mr. Gearty, P.P.. an) seconded by ...

... LAST NIGHT'S DEBATE. OF COMMONS. New wri's were orded for C-unty Doregal. rice Admire ennolle deceased; fur Cardigan, rice Mr. Pryse Prysel deceased. r ETITIONS. Roman Catholic Clergy, against the endowment of—• 1. Irish Fisheries—for amendment of law ...

... RIGHT How. JAMES GRATTAN. The following curious statement appears in Saunders's News Letter:— Not the least remarkable symptom of the (so called) social revolution for some time in progress, is the fact of the Right Hon. James Grattan, brother of the ...

... 7. ERRATUM.—In the Gazelle of Tuesday, the sth of June, the names of Second Captain Grattan, Royal Engineers, are Albert O'Donnel Grattan, not Albert O'Donnell Grattan. THE NAVY. PROMOTIONS AND APPOINTMENTS. PROMOTIONS. ADMIRALTY, Jenz 8. The following ...

... d persons who would interrupt the harmony or luipair the effectiveness of our proceedings. Wu. JOHN O'CONNELL.. expect that the Westminster and St. John's Wood Wards will be closed with a request that all the persons, pure and patriotic to be found ...

... words of Burke, to be Arm—let there be no retreating now. We must stand by our original principles.; and I, for my part, would not be disposed to Matter England by thanking her for nothing. ('' Hear. and cheers.) We see in Irish arms and Irish hearts the ...

... ebr London: hammy and !Wickham, 63,0afnnbattect ; Ilalfel sol e High Holborn : John- Mut, 6a , enreddll; Philttels. 11. 11l Meneetter-row Pratt and co., It', Little Newport-Arm, him. 232. Illackfriars-weed; Horde, and Co, 3s. hhekinan-etreet, Southwark ; ...

... footsteps oh' his father. (Renewed applause.) Gentlemen, without additional !weave l rive you the healths of Messrs. John aCoonell. Thomas Stone, John Gray. Thomas Ray, and the other late State prisoners. ( Loud and long-continued applause.) Mr. Jos, 11'Commar ...

... regard to duelling is not a little perplexed and ludicrous. Our readers may recollect the case of the Earl of Cardigan, in which plain John Campbell, the prosecutor—having just procured an act of Parliament declaring duelling murder—took upon !UM to ...

... O'Neill, Ormond-quay; John Shea Lalor, Gunteenme, Bantry; John Martin, T.C., City-quay; Thomas W. Condon, Waterford; Charles Gavan Duffy, Elm Grove, Rsnelagh ; W. White; M.D., Capel-street; John Hickey, Johnstown, Naas. county Kildare; John. M wrath, solicitor ...

... pleased. They who suppose it are unacquainted with the history ad that (eriod. for then then were in arms in Ireland ••t5ll Volunteer.. (Chevre.) Self-armed--clothed at their own expense—officered by men of their own choice and selection—teWoo Irishmen, ...

... call on you again to arm. (Cheers.) I say, Arm, arm. (Cheers.) Had we armed four months ago, we would be four months nearer our liberty to-day. (Immense cheering.) Arm now, aid yourselves, and God will aid you. (Cheers .) Th ree hundred ...