... states that be was not aware of the resolution of opposition to Mr. John O'Connell, lately paused by the Confederation, until it had been published ; but that ho considers that, as Mr. John O'Connell will not promise not to recommend to situations, ho shoul ...

... and our power to put ances could not be stated of Portugal found canse it was sent to the rightabout, what I stated of They arms, and have a Parlia- took to sald, “If you ont state them in the field.” I think the acted in accordance of Portugal were justified ...

... cleared away I send you the names the heads ‘of families dispossessed, with the p umber of 1. John Grant. four in family, held eight acres of land, a himself 2. John Quinn and wife, two in fami of 87, was from his sick bed, and laid on a wi straw, to see the ...

... Tight the chequer, at his official residence urging on Government nade last session of Par- Grattan, Colone! A. Hamilton, Mr. E. B. Porey Nugent, Mr. Mr, John O’Brien, the Mr. O° Mr. St. George, Mr. Grace, and Mr. T: view was to obtain that the object ...

... political circ! notice” int. Not only has Mr. only as yet got as far as ‘ Browne sent a threatenin letter’ to Mr. Hume, but Mr. Grattan has written the fi ll lowing mild missive to the Free- some observations which the use of which at th all the reporter of ...

... having b en Mr. D. Remtsy —— a resolution relative to the forma- and God won!ld aid them. tion of an armed Nation: al Guard, and called on all to arm, Mr. (of the United seconded resolution, He conjured them, while the Conncil of the Con feleration were ...

... 1946 that a measure refecture of Police and the eonciergoric are the reclamation of waste lands was with, filled with gens-d’armes. such a measure had not t time, some thought railwa: would relieve ‘ht A journal, called the Association des 7: il Each had ...

... We Them were upwards of 1 W persons Mr. Mee end Mr. Mahoney, of Caper t kl e t s rO n et. wee not a member of the Curress Grattan Club, and attended a tided Mee, he the presentative of colours to me there well three diffierent cutouts. Chief-Justlea D ...

... btr. At Li t hitie Greeo, strathblatie, 17th instant, by Rey. John Pollitek, Lent. Odeon, Fits. Criefr, to Anne, daugliter of the June, Ettn burgh. Ilawiek. out lath by Rut. A. Guniun. Mr. John Henry, tialai.hiels. to Eupheints. eldest daughter of the low ...

... late In Ireland by thn Reif immolation of John Mitchel, and bin faithful friend John Martin—by Mr. Meagher and Mr. O'Gorman, the sons of two of our richest merchants—hy Mr. Daffy, oar greatest journalist—by John Dillon and Smith O'Brien, men whom mach fortune ...

... also served in the Mediterranean under Viscount Exmouth until the end of 1813, and he then became 'secretary to Admiral Sir John Doyle, ooatinning to 811 that occupation until 1814, when his naval services were terminated by the peace. In 18101 e commenced ...

... self immolation of ham Niiteher, and his faithful friend John Martin—by Mr. Meagher and Mr. O'Oorinsn. the son• of two of oar neheet me, clisoitii—by Mr. Duffy. one greatest jouroilist—by John Dillon end Hinith O'Brien. men whom much fortune and my friends ...