... sanguinary burlet'a, which . Lord N-irhnry, then Toler, and Sir Boyle Roche, blundering memory, were their favourite performer*.— Grattan had ignited the House of Commons, ami sue- | (ceded in awakening tMM recollections public virtu** in that corrupt and prostituted ...

... Colonel Allen, end Mr. J.me. Grsltsn. To the «f the Cbsirnan eat Lord Rowmore, Mr.]Pter»e, M . P aonby, and Mr. Henry Grattan, Sir John Burke, Bart., Sir Thomas Esmond, Bart., Sir Charles M can Sir F. M'Dnnnell. Mr. Baeeot, nf Ca«tlebaggot,’ Mr. O’Connell ...

... other purposes not prohibited by law. . . , 1 gl. DOTT.F, St..Michael and John a, RICHAKD ENNIS, JOHN ENNIS. Tha Clergymen Parish'onera have appointed Messrs. Riehard and John Ennia. a. fit and proper person, to diacharge the duties Catholic Churchwatdma ...

... HryisUr and in the Northern Whig. The Rev. John Devlin having IoR the Chair, and Mr. Thomas Donagney being called thereto, it was Resolved—That the marked and distinguished thanks this meeting offered to the Rev John Devlin, for bis dignified and proper conduct ...

... was John Philpot Curran. (Cheert.) No, It was net John Curran. You veil! conjecture ih.-tt It wee Mr. Grattan, that roan whose mind like bis face, east the mould antiquity. No, It wat not Mr. Grattan. It neither Pnneonby, nor Curran, nor ...

... Eyie Hon. John Msssy, de Vets Hunt, Baronet, John Fitzgerald, ..r Cilin.) 'Villiam Thomas .Monael), Courcy . iv. fHi'lley Edward Rice. John Oo- lhiitoii Ms , *\v. George Tutblll, John Wegtropp, Gshherf. ILffernan Consiiline, Eyre Evans. John ...

... moment suggest that the harder Schoo were about their and tsouid answer for the Agricultural .Schools. was awura that Mr. John Clas'on bad so bimself about the these Schools, that had writtea letter the sub-. jert the Marquis Lanadowne, who was then ...

... House Commons, was certaio, would be favourable to them. Mr. Peel, who had hitherto been their Arm opponent, might perceive the truth of observation made Mr. Grattan to foemer miolster-thst the mao who hlgot, not fit the minister of a great nalsoo. With reseed ...

... MILITARY PROMOTIONS. War-Office, May 5. Royal Regiment Horse Guards—Lieut. John Viliijrs Shelley to Ik* Adjutant, vice Hill, who the Adjutant/ only. Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Comet John Edward* Dyson, from the 11th Light Dragoons, to Cornet, vice Inncs who ...

... Kirt, 4/. F*.. VI . d.tto, Vnnity \Vc*t, If. l»* Id.; ditto, St. FatnciV, */. U», Vo.; d.Uo, John’*, I'.k. ji'd.; from Mr K« hoe’* CNttl-!i>«.Hm«it, jier Mr. John Uulfly, I*. |t |d., ttaidforst >-s, t»i , ..900 [ Fit David Lynoh, , MrrchunU I/, Uat Saturday ...

... that Protestant Curate, James Nixon, the brother of any letter was sent an Archbishop, that any Protestant John Nixon, came company with John minister had disgraced the body to wh.eh lie belonged . . .w xt* • i carrying such letter. They never had such ...

... have administered to them, the effect would to re-unite the Protestant interest into one liodv, who, with one voice and one arm, would against them. The Protestant establishment would then be placet! rock from which vain they would endeavour to remove ...