... O’Ferrall, George Evans. Henry Grattan. James Grat'an. Sl.til. John Power. D. P.got. E. B Kocbc. M. J. Freorb. A. H. Lynch, Kedmgton. K. M. Betitw, Barron, Fittpatiick. .. Mistsrsscs—John Power. Shell. Fitxpatriek, Henry Grattan, j George Evans, More U Coonor ...

... being rcquellcd to leave the Chair, and Sir John White having been called thereto, Rcfolvcd unanimqufly, That the thanks of this Vtllry be given to the Rev. J. Lewis and the Church-Wardens, Thomas Walker and John Smvtli, Efqrs. for their very proper condu6t ...

... twelve o’clock, an armed party of men attacked the farm-house of John Hare, Kildonncll, near Manistrr, in this county—they fired a shot through the door, and demanded it to opened, which was refused Hare, who saw some the parly armed with poles, and bayonets ...

... having keen given. The Sergeant-at,Arms aaid—Yeoman Usher, call in James Carl of Cardigan. The noble lord »ras accordingly called in, and Hi* Grace the Lord High Steward, addressing him, said— James Thomas, Earl of Cardigan jou have been indicted for felony ...

... Pic-Nic, by Thomas Haynes Bayly. Tricks upon Travellers, The Great Fire at Westminster. a owe London: publis hed for H. by R. by JOHN CUMMING, Dublin, and all Booksel ARMY AND NAVY. HE UNITED SERVICE JOURNS NAVAL and MILITARY MAGAZINE, rember, contains, among ...

... meeting be presented to James Grattan, Esq., for his generous donation of £lOO for the relief of the poor of Ireland. Moved by J. D. Browne, J.P.; seconded by John Elliott, Esq.: that the sum of be transmitted to the Rev. John Gather and Rev. Mr. and also ...

... Falmtnu**, Viscount Morpeth and Lady Mary Howard, Viao uni Lun* cann Lord and Lady John )iu«*ell, l-ord Campl*cll, Lady Stratbeden and H»*n. Mtaa Camtdiell, Kiicbt Hoc. Sir John Cato Hohhouar, Sir Kdward Bulaer Litton, the Hon. William ; Cow per, the H»o. ...

... the immediate vicinity of chair noticed—John Nangle, Esq., late high sheriff; Win. Naogle, Peter Purecll, Gerald Aylmer, Thomas Kennedy, Samuel Armstrong. Wm. Lewis (sub-sheriff), and Wm. Dunna, Esqra.; Dr. Grattan ; v. Messrs. Gerald Doyle, P.P., Arthur ...

... taken place. Sir John Newport has been introduced to his Majefly, Chancellor of the Iriffi Exchequer. It was the earned entreaty of Lord Grenville chat Sir John accepted the office Lad week, hear, the Chancellor of the Exchcqu-r, Sir John Newport, had an ...

... consideration the brilliant service* performed John Lord Keane, Commander-in.Chief of her Majesty’s army serving the Indus, and being desirous to confer som* signal mark of her approbation the said John Lord Keane, and the two next surviving heirs of ...

... who, he said, had disgraced themselves. Mr. Grattan then alluded to the Irish Council, in which, said, there had been some good men—for instance, Mr. Smith Bnen and Mr. John O’Connell. Rev. Air. Kelly—Mr. John O'Connell left it when found it was delusion ...

... been fixed Lord John Russell for earlier day than had been expected—namely, Friday, the 4ih of June. The announcement of those two arrangements —re- Sugar and Corn—simple they appear, and unostentatiously the facts were staled Lord John Russell and Mr ...