... Mr. Grattan’s estate, and continued this moment. Indeed I have good reason to I relieve that many of the anti-tithe stratag-ms wore first concocted on there. Combination, the most cruel and unprovoked against individuals, has existed on Mr. Grattan's estate ...

... omitted: so that John Murphy in one locality can lend his arms to another John Morphy another locality. From the foregoing defects it is evident that the authorities could not raise an arms-bearing levy masse, nor could they select, call in ...

... attention was callt'il the hon. inemtn-r lor M**ath (Mr. 11. Grattan} former 1 refer the Bpe«*ial Constables Act, ami 3 Wm. IV., c. 108. That act a vcrj useful power to the Lord Lieutenant for carrying into active exercise those duties which devolve upon ...

... THE EARL OF CARDIGAN AND CAPTAIN REYNOLDS. (COMUUPOMDUICC TW» ■EmAUI.) Brighton, Wedne*dar, tot M. Tho charge upon which Captain Richard AnthooT is about triodbefore ooart-martial tie barrack*. on Friday neat baa already been before the public. It founded ...

... Edward Conerghty and James Foran, murder George Boylan. assault; John Corrigan, stabbing, with Intent to kill; James Cheevers, felony; Abraham Goodall, forgery ; Peter Wa«»e, John Murphy, John Tolly, Edward Lynch, and Janus Hevey, riot and assault; Michael ...

... M.P.; W. F. Finn, Esq., M.F.; 11. Grattan, Es«|-.. M.l*.i John Power, Esq.; Pigott, Esq., K.C.; Lclaml Irosthwailc. E?il-; Hudson, Esq,; E. Jacob, Esq.; John Lawless, Esq.; Scott Molloy, Esq.; John Redmoml, fejq. John Brown, Esq.; Guthrie, ...

... the Rtv. John Galbraith. ot Taara, (u»cl* to lb* b'Me.) Tnoraaa Irvin* Eing, Baq . ol Dublin, to Bo«e, alilast ...

... New Ross Tenvson, Th ...

... the dose of the poll may be said to be equal, Grattan's being 697, and HowAno’s being 696, which numbers upwards of 600, say 646, were joint votes; and is worthy of note, that they both voted for Grattan and Howard, in order that there should be no mistake ...

... rr«i-deuce of John Wolf, Esq.,'nas accidentally burnt, M-m--day night, together with the adjoining offices. Afontlay week the house of a poor Inoffensive man, the name Shcehy, Lismoylan, near Dunheg, county Clare, was broken into midnight a large armed party ...

... there. At one o'clock, upon the motion of Mr. William S. O’Brien, M.P., who entered the Hall, accompanied by Mr. H. Grattan, M.P., and Mr. John O'Connell, M.P., The chair was taken by Counsellor Dbvitt. Tho Chairman, upon taking his seat, addressed the meeting ...

... Bankes, H. Rentinck, l ...