... Fitzsimon, King’s Co. Vill Doctor Stock, Cashe ies left F. French, Roscommon tuart, Waterfo James Grattan, Wicklow county N . Vigors, Carlow cc police, Henry Grattan, Meath Hon. H. R. Westenra, vening, Sir R. Howard, Wicklow county H tepra, Vilhe: Stuart, ounty ...

... chair, observed the following gentlemen, in addition to the guest of the evening : John Sinclairc. Esq. ; John Martin, Esq., jun., Killileagh ; Thomas Steele, Esq.; John Wallace. Esq. ; Charles McAlister, Esq.; Edward O’Rorke, Esq. ; C. G. Duffy, Esq.; ...

... three days. The lady highly connected, and has three children. have since heard that a duel took place Thursday last, between John Stuart. Esq., barristerat-law. and brother-in-law to Sir Allan M'Nab, and Lieutenant Grogan. .I2d regiment, which has lately ...

... told Lieutenant James While, they intended searching house for arms. I told Mr. White arms were there, and pave him key of tea-ehest, where would get General Grose'* permission for keeping arms, and General Lake's protection for my house and property. They ...

... which, bu th Mr. highest importance to the Repeal never could have a part most invaluable assistance we P lished. great, Mr. Grattan handed in 3/. 5s. from the Navar some The honorable gentleman complai y have Reading Rooms. Tt was there was no mutiny bill ...

... privileges for the Catholic body. This passage for the other. Would there not lx* inextricable eonpetition is referred to by Mr. Grattan, in the following fusion ? Would not such condition of commercial affairs words :—“ But there is another petition on your ...

... Dennan •• , •* Gerald Tench. Esq., per the Rev. Dr. Spratt •• •• Anonymous, per Venerable John Hamilton •• •• Richard Spring, Esq., per Mr. Grehan •• :* John Campbell, Esq., per Mr. Dennan • • •• William Caldbuck, Esq., per Rev. Dr. Meyler P. D. ...

... assurance that the land of promise upon which they hart fixed their eyes, they would ultimately reach (loud cheers). Fox and Grattan, Whitbread and Romilly. were gone. They did not live to see the glorious effect of their exertions the cause of civil and ...

... public house Oxford-street. The letters referring to Hanover, and a secret society, advising them to provide themselves with arms, are signed with the name of Smith,” but they bear no date cither os to time or place. The prisoner called upon Mr. Lcnton ...

... the manslaug John Bergin, near Roscrea, nearly twenty years ago. shop- The jury returned a verdict of guilty against Kilm: A per- The learned Judge sentenced the prisoner to three r ired to imprisonment. Rody Kennedy, John Maher, and John Case occur, ...

... expense of the state, an armed pc ceeded to the scene of these depredations, with a view entire dispersion or arrest of the trespassers and the pro of the public property. In the correspondence between the governor of Ma Sir John Harve Lieutenant-Governor ...

... C. P. Meehan, C.C. Patrick Bur! r qua- Mathew Keogh, C.C. J. H. Robinson eneral John P. Farrell, C.C. James Green every Thomas Byrne, C.C. — >a Tierney and Magrath J. John Murphy, O them James B. Finegar and J. A. M‘Cabe, O we Charles Browne, Joseph M ...