... make the observations which he desired to make the document. was proceeding to do so, when he was called to order, and Mr. Grattan rose to say a few words, but was met on all sides of the house with cries of Seconder, seconder.” After several attempts te ...

... O’Brien, Bart., Cashel ; John O'Brien, Limerick ; John O’Connell, Limerick ; Maurice O'Connell, Tralee ; M. J. O’Connell, Kerry ; A. O’Flaherty, Galway ; Maurice Power Cork ; Nicholas M. Power, Waterford ; E. B. Roche, Cork ; John Reynolds, Dublin ; Francis ...

... Amongst the sums received by the Rev. !*r. Spratt for the relief of the poor in the west oflrelaud is £lO from Sir John Power, Bart. Mr. J. Grattan has remitted £lOO for the same purpose. the committee of Savings’ Bank inquiry, fifteen there are but three Irish ...

... tainted horses flesh. The lowing are the particulars :—A few days ago a man named James Howel entered the residence of Mr. John Ryan, P.L.G., and stated that he and his family were dying of hunger, and that he was living on horses flesh for three days ...