... have been given as forming part of the Minority in the Above division Blacknev, W. Grattan, H. O'Connell, M. Brabaxnn, Lord Hill, Lord G. A. O’Conor Don Burke, Sir John Hort, Sir \V. O’FemU, R. M. Callaxhan, Dan Howard, H. Osaorr, Earl of Chay tor, W. ...

... ard, to the Vicarage Kilconey, vacant the removal of the Rev. Mr. Morgan to the Deanery Killaloe. On Sunday last, the Rev. John Poole was ordained to the pastoral charge of the newly, formed Presbyterian congregation in Lismore. The Rev. Messrs. Homer ...

... useful information of concealed arms; and will procure such free passage to America. It is supposed there are at least i,OOO stand of arms in the Queen’s county alone, hut the search lias been complete failure, the arms being only taken from the loyal ...

... Fazakeriey, J. N. Colonel Warburton, H. Fitzgerald, John Morpeth, Viscount Wood, Alderman Graham, Sir J. Monek.J. B. Wood, C. Gordon, R. Maule, Hon. W. Grattan, Henry Macdonald, Sir tellers. Grattan, James Majoribanks, S. Brownlow, C. Hume, Joseph Nugent ...

... suspicion about Celia, but I found nothing; when the prisoner returned from the Pier, she said John was coming directly ; she sat down, and 1 begged her to tell me if John knew where Celia was ; I do not know what was her answer, but she was much frightened, ...

... this opinion Lords Miltonand Gbrington, Messrs. Villiers Stuart, the Knight of Kerry, the Ponsonbys, the Grattans, Mr. Brougham, Mr. Power, Sir John Newport, Mr. Spring Kice, Sir Francis Burdctt, with long list of other friends in Itoth Houses, concur. ...

... you will be pleased to take these oaths, repeating after :—“ Daniel O’Connell Mr. O'Connell, starting back, and raising one arm Oaths ! I can take oaths. My religion forbids it— The Clerk —Then I cannot forward ycuto the Speaker; this is the oath of Allegiance ...

... expect to see strange sights ; but we certainly were not prepared for that saw last Saturday, Mr. John O'Connell canvassing for Master Morgan—and leaning on his arm, on the canvass for himself, Frederick W. Mullins, Ksq., carried about—let us see for a sim ...

... purchase Money GEORGE R. CROWE, Salesman 15, George'a-street, Limerick. August 3. SOUTH WALES, THE BANKS OF THE TIVY.NEAR CARDIGAN. MR. SHUITLEWORTH is instructed by the Executors of « Gentleman rieceas#. IU ■in'iuoiice fur SALE AUCTION, « the Mart, JfiLomlun ...

... Yesterday in Ireland; by E. Century ; by John Bunim, 3 E. Crowe, Esi(. ; comprising vols. 12s. hound. Corramuhon and the Notthems The O'Briens and The of 1798, 3 vols. 12s. bound. O’Flahcrty’s, by Lady Mot- The Croppy; by John Banim, gun, 4 vols. 16s. bound. London: ...

... Newtownborry, the Lord Lieutenant had directed that the issue of arms to the yeomanry should be The Imrsn Reform BiLL*_On Wednesdayamectingof Grattan, Lender, CSements, Sir John Mffley Doyk, Sir John Burke, Messrs. Lambert. Fitzgiblmn. Ruthven. French, A. Dawson ...

... Boyle.m Cork (City) Hon. John Boyle,m rice ILilchmson.o Downpatrick. Rnthren.o vice Maxwell.m Drogheda J. H. North.m rice Van llomrigh.m Dublin (County) Lord Brahason.ro vice Talbot,o Dublin! City). Shaw,to vice Grattan, Dublin University!*t(rny ...