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... part of the defendant, and examined his witnesses, many of the most respectable charaelers of this country, amongst whom were John Ball, Esq. the Barrister, Rev. Doetor Banbury, Reetor of the Parish near the traverser's residence, gave testimony of the most ...
... address of the catholic, of Ireland.to the Right lion. Henry Grattan, nal resentrd by the ea r l o f Francts Contd. Larintet, Mew,. Iturke, 111•Donrn1l and Hay, on the Of June. to wutch Mr. Grattan returned thc GENTLY:VIES—An address so war* if its expression ...
... Odell. M. for the county ol Limerick, armed in this city, and neat morning proceeded tor tits seal, The Grove, in Ibis ct.uuty. . _ . On - Wednesday the Argyleihtre Militia arrived in Cork, from Galway. and the Cardigan Militia from Athlone. for the purpose ...
... place between him and Mr. Pitt. 6C Mr. Foster's resignation is the cause why the Irish orders are put off till to-morrow. Mr. John Beresford is amongst those spoken of as likely to succeed Mr. Foster. [F. Jour. Yesterday, an eminent founder of this city ...
... Hun. 1).11,04 Dunsandle, county Gallsay. In London, Colonel John Rorke. f tile 9W) rre. eldest sou of Sir Thomas Itorke. Bort. i•f I;1;1, county Galway, to Elizabeth Mary, • West daugiitcr of John Caleraft, Esq. M. P. In Waterford, Mr. Wm. Cort , land. ono ...
... to Miss Mary Hopkins, of that town. Wednesday last, in Ennis, Mr John Roughen. Grocer, to Miss Kerin, daughter of Mr Thomas Keriu, of Kilfenora., county Clare. Saturday last, Mr. John Wilson of Feathatd, county Tipperity, to Miss Eliza M. Allen, niece ...
... Gratt-in, to say that he would be to see Lord Fingal( Sunday; but, *I Mr. Grattan had retiirned to his house in the country. the letter had totlimed biro there, where Mr. Grattan hid written in answer, that the matter did not press. •. Lord Fingal! replied— ...
... rly cawaio Ii M ilbr. (major,l severely ; contain Ad•CullJelt. severely. (lett arm altputs.ed; ; VIT Fli.othlr, and Filoard Colon, severely ; irma a . n 11-bert John Fry, ; John iii way, Juvel h I. ! ua•n, liteha,d E„, e, 614 Jwierh al.ll, ;I cy 1 ; I.eut ...
... *Advertiser. expected that Mr. nutlet Rill be returned lot itochepter opposition. A tnan named John Woodson. has been appichended at T.lol3ist, England. about a vane rof a from place where Mr. Longuet was so inh.mtaaly murdeted. lic a thatcher, and in ...
... guards. COMM I'ITA LS. On Wednesday to the county jail, by Rickard Lloyd, Esq. John Hayes, charged with swindling. Same day, by Edw. Fitzgerald, Esq. Thomas Fouloe and John Colopy both charged t h violently assault- , ing and robbing Thomas Nehgan, of ...
... householders of the of St. Catberiee was oe Friday, in the Yistry-rneca. John Andereas, Esq.ix the Chair, for the purpose of their dispel of the attack se the Right Heim Grattan, se Tuesday, oboe retereleg fres 1 the Seniors House. 4 Me. Thomas 111 4 ...
... traviee thanks experienced gross e iolation of the twist solemn Upon the propneition of Mr. Grattan ' s health. 1 promises—having been deserted by those upon whom W3l w arm ly r ee l e d, th e right hots. gentleman, after their h Jpes rested. aud upon they ...