... Ladies themselves, amongst whom are—the Countess of Dunraven, the Right Hon. Lady Massy, the Hon. Miss Massy, the Hon. Mrs. John Massy, Lady and Miss Doyle, the Misses Arbuthnot, Mrs. and Miss Lloyd, Mrs. and the Misses Maunsell, Mrs. Windham Fitz-Gerald ...

... himseli in the popular cause on other occasions ; he had aussisted Mr Grattan ; but neither in the county of Dublin, not in the city of Dublini, were his services required. Mr Hehry Grattan hdd of Limself overcome every obstacle to his return ; and by throwing ...

... VII Thursday and got into some of the eveninz papers. that letter had been received in tow is trom Lord Castlereagh to Mr Grattan, and :mother (tom Lard Fingall to Dr Troy, stating that Ministers intend to mile Emancipation a Cabinet measure. Ott inquiry ...

... George Early, Iliiilop Human, David Thomp.ini, John Booker, Jas. Biady, Hutton, and John WWl', are placed at the Head of their class, for their distinguished merit in their undergraduate course. IS. 26. Mr. John Cahill, of ‘Voteelpark, loving received is ...

... Clontarf road on Saturday night last, by four armed men who robbed him of his coat, watch, and whatever money he had in his possession. On Saturday night, & gentleman, named M:Crann, was attacked by five armed men between Ballybough and Annesley-bridge, ...

... perseca| tion, universally established by your colleagaes, against.our equals,” in all ages and places, (Gen. iv. 8, John xvi. 2, i. John, iii. 12,) which would certainly fall heavier in cur day, had we lived as we ought, (Gal. iv. 29, ii. Tim. iii. 12 ...

... Owen Carthy, John Hassett, and James Meehan, were also admitted to bail, themselves in £4O each, and two securities each in £5. Committed to Clonmel Jail—By Richard Sadlier, and James Scully, Esqrs. John Naylor, being one of a party in arms that broke open ...

... ; Richard Connely, John Sugrue, and Cornelius Bryan, for stealing from the wreck of the brig Hope, at Valentia; Judith Ashe, for stealing tobacco from John Savage, at I'ralee. The following were acquitted :—John M¢Elligott, and John Browne, for burglary ...

... that | ‘the. hon. baronet had completely justified the | ~committee from the charges of negligence and | fmefliciency. . ' Sir John Newport said, that on sitting days the ‘fipance committee had seldom or never less than “tweaty members present, who commenced ...

... following Irish Members voted for the production of papers to explain the Barrackpore Mutiny :—Mr, A, Dawson, Mr. James Grattan, Mr. Henry Grattan, Mr, Hutchinson, Mr. Jephson, and Hon. R. King. The Friendly Brothers of St Patrick dined together, on Saturday ...

... May, 1808, Mr. Grattan moved— That the petition of the Roman Catholics be re- f-rred to a Committee of the whole House.” For tie Cativlics 128; against 281; majority against the motion 14 oral votes 409. On the [3th May, 1810, Mr. Grattan moved— the petition ...

... a farmer named Morrisy, on his return home from Caher, where he had sold his wheat, was attacked near Springhouse, by five armed maurauders, who robbed him of £42 3s. 4. and beat him so severely, for a spirited resistance which he made, that his life is ...