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... 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 ...
... protecting her territories at the same time with 300,000 men. The accounts given in our last of the successes of the siau arms, are confirmed by a despatch from Lord Cathcart, copied in a precediug colorise. Report will not allow their mewls to be so ...
... the people of this couutry should be emancipated. These preshyteriaas, who in 82 had procured a tree trade for Ireland with arms in their hands, were now so forgotten oh hunianity, as to Winos upon this grey and venerable old man, because be had attended ...
... Speaker's Writ of Fieri fee and patrules of cavalry are stiii seen round the John Conley, Eq. i this Cause to inc dir , d, Plainta. }Set up and Sell. .a /-',.e Nese et. , John •Nh hy I Co. C oURT Boy • .em n the ition is circulating through the county ...
... Jenkins, John Dick,. T. Little. Intlit .L _ 'Canterell, John O'Neill. M. li vulg . . and Joseph *oaten le lieutemants ; Messrs. Henry Itilin'CLainlieri, Win. Irwin, Alex. Knox. G. W. Cark• Praneis and Peyton Gallagher to be &vigils. . *oral nown—John Cherriside ...
... out of the Laud. of VIOLET BAN the County of Tipperary. held by under the sat Bankrupt, John Meade. Thos as the accruisig Rents thereof. to Robert 11. lifstinteil, John Staunton. sad Thomas the Assignee. in this matter —and 1 hereby caution you front paying ...
... to coutribute their aide to the well glory of its hero. After dinner, the Worshipful who presided gave-. The King— The Arm,—' The Navy— Ireland, and then The Marquis Wellington, with three , times three -prefacing the last toast with a short ...
... artißcial education would he, to spread the knots ledge of the English tongue. The men the hest acquainted with Ireland, Mr. Grattan, Mr. Wakefield, sad others, concur iu observing, that adeeper shade Of barbarity, accompanies, throughout Ireland, a total ...
... of ' ft to Irish harmony. I e additstioa to 10,41.11, trldeal eve relented to Thos. !toyed. gin (orb' • of • • Streehy,'Esq John Connell. lfr. Candy. ot Rathboak. ..«. • $ 111 8 Captaie ditto. 2 • 0 Cueisellor Otto:sell, lir. ifilfre4. a Rathheela. 1 s• ...
... pot to a conylete runic; fi..)in G. to 100 inen fell vu the spot, a 1 150 were t;:kcil prisoners ; the rest threw down their arms, and disnorsed themselYes, in ordf.r more quickly to g3in the frontiers of ar.d Fnhably afterwards linda er. The of reinberg ...
... .., ~ . • „ C:r No for. titchea Gardens of any de Lion, though savidieuily reported to the contrary. Sept. 24. , _. . . . JOHN BgRBER , ,gr ----;; . . , igi..S Mr. Rossi. URPSIT , bin of the Barony of Butirattv, and sr the King's German Itggioo ...