... Companies; Lieut. Maurice FiUgerald, half-pay Ln‘ Mr. ;• WIING would supimri theprimipleof tie t.m,-.l to sent ; ami on tho.e « its John lamp , nlv , M ,ended, ho. how money advanced could j . Ensign Thomas Homes, halt-pay foEC.nittec's . O- 'hv Act ' , a i dem ...

... Ctiioo, and concluded again acknowledging (us gratitude to all Lis friends fur the service* they bad rsndered him. Mr. H. Grattan, M. P. lor Meath, being loudly railed u ion, came forward and addressed ths people in very powerful and eloquent speech. Mr ...

... ever was more pain- f i,i life must aware how lallafuliy embarrassed. 1 voluntoered to p all rumours prove to ben 1 Iciirv Grattan’s friends, to give that gentleman , n)a(lc t p , sll f calm, mvcsti„w jUaee after bis defeat DnUm. 1 tool my . ,^ lioll while ...

... Richard Musgrave, Bart., Roln-rl Rower, Kmj., James Grattan, Kmj., Maurice , Sir John Rurke, R«rt., J. S I.amheit, Kmj., Sir J*>siah llort, Richard More O’Fcrrail, Ksq., Thomaa Retuard, I’sq., 1 Kscj , Sir John M. Doyle, Ran., '.V.i!tcr Ksq., Henry I.amh* rt ...

... lie atreets. 1 Tim'# ruffian* and armed, hrole info a c«»uiiiy Kilkenny, and violently assaulted the |*ropri#tur, man named 1 ■*- liv, whose arm they broke and then plundered the house. A woman having: infant in Iter arm*, fell into the tire, in the town ...

... Cadmus, which sprung up self-clad, self armed, and self-supported.—(cheers.)— Then was the moment of Ireland’s regeneration. The moment demanding her long lost rights, but for the then mistake of Henry Grattan, wlu»se patriotism m ...

... Lone, who exchanges, receiving the difference, dated Nov. and John gent, ens'gn, vice Shelley, dated Sept. 18. 43il—lieutenant George Hood, from half-pay royal stall*corps, In* paymaster, John Green Amos, who returns to hk former half-pay, dated Oct. V ...

... toll on all goods passing through the town, as the right is for passing over the soil. The Recorder's examination closed here. JOHN VEREKER. ESQ., EXAMINED. Holds the office of weigbmaster under the Corporation ; has held it for nearly years. Has been member ...

... Jail, la»rd Clarion and John Waller O’Grady, Kaq. John and Patrick I*van for »s*j»n!l, hy Holton Mailer, Km). Patrick for the person Mart Griflin ; hy Thomas P. Yokes. Madden for futther ; hy Ilitiiavd and (ienrpc Many, K«i|. John for riming timlrer; same ...

... under color of these, persecution is seldom practised. Lord Hrudencll, who commands the Ibth Hussars, is sou of the Lari of Cardigan, and member for Nottinghaiushire, North, for which ho was returned the last election with the present Lord Milton, Horn in ...

... all praying for rfcform, and be eaold amort (lie house that no period daring his was there strong a feeling at present so.- (arm. Wlien lie bed been there lately, bad heard from high and low, and even from members tlremsclvca, strong condemnation of the ...

... I’roteslantism gooil trade—monopoly the lav/—remonstrance against it disloyalty. She would have made the illustrious name of Grattan term of reproach. She drove the immortal Abercrombie fiom our shore—the bravest of the brave—because his benevolent mind would ...