... land; on the above day a servant of Bernard lynch went into a field belonging to John l ynch, and pulled a fewv turnlips ; this act produced some angry words between John anrd Bernard, the former then retired to Jhis house, but soon returned arned with ...

... Sergeant Levens, with Sub-constables Conlan and John Lelens proceeded to execute a warrant, issued by the Magistrate. at Fermoy Petty Sessions, against a person named Fox, for having entered the house of John Barry at night, through a window, and assaulted ...

... cauidi- dates. A Mr. Long waited on Sir John Byng, to know if, that paper was intended to intimate to persons holding of. fice, that they should be dismissed if they voted against re- formn? They were assured by Sir John, Byng, that such was not the intention ...

... W. Barron, M. L. Chap- man, W. O'N. Daunt, W. F. Finn, Thomas Fitzgerald, Hon. R. Fitzgibbou, J. M. Galway, Jas. Grattan, Henry Grattan, Pat. Lallor, H. Lambert, A. H. Lynch, L. Mac- laugblin, W. M'Namiara, F. W. Mullius, Sir R. Nagle, Charles O'Connell ...

... annual meeting of -Proprietors, oil Saturday last. At same time, Messrs. -George lMlitchel. Dr. Tenneunt, John. Dunvill, John Vance, Wi. Simms, aind John Charters, were chosen lanagers; and Mr. Robert James Tenneslt and Counsellor James Gib. son, were cbosen ...

... Ilenry.Grattan, ?? Alderman O'Brien, M.P.; James Fagan, Mrr. ; and John Reynolds, MI.P. Alderman O'Bricn, M.P. for Cashel, presi- ded . Letters were received from Mr. John Greene, W1illiam S. O'Brien, M. J. Blake, Richard W. Fox, Sir Andrew Arm- strong ...

... G P Sinythe John Brad-bhaw Cardiff i Dr Nicholl Cardigan - - P Pryse Carlisle - P Howard NV Marshall Carmiarthoa . - D Morris Varnarvon - - IV P Hughes Chatham . Rt Hon G S Byng Cheltenhar - lion C Bcrkeley Chester L I ord 1, Grosvenor John Jervis Chichester ...

... Avould.We very easy to prove, and that without going all tbe-very to the Netherlands j _I have the honour to be, &c. JOHN GRATTAN, Licentiate of the Dublin Apothecaries' Hall. Belfast, Stb Jan. 1834. ...

... frirtions of the cerebral organs, arid their division into tire hlr~ee great classes, animal, annal, arid intellectual, Mr Grattan proceeded to illunsitste, by E referentce to the busts, rind to magnified profiles taken from them, the form of head indicative ...

... at Daimn'ctts, to bc her W i esty 'a Coisul at B13vynmt. Rit lie rdl Wuod, Esq. to be her M1ajesty's Conlul at DI amas- CIs. John Sealy, Esq. to be Solicitor-Gencral in the islai d of ItalIadlee. Steplebn Blourne Eq. to be Registrar of tile Diistlict of ...

... disposal dotthe Com mittee appointed for conducting the Clare election. The motion having been seconded. Mr. H. Grattan Currazi 4ose, and -in a:.Arm and de- termiired manner opposed the motion, and shewed that- it neverwas intended that any part of the od ...

... wsere emblazoned the royal arms of Eng- land and France, surmounted by a royal crown; royal banners waved at the top and on each side of the throne. On the purple velvet background were shields emblazoned with the royal arms of England at that time, and ...