... James Gray, Joln Hone, Rober. H. Kinahan, Peter A. Leslie, William P. Lunell, James M:Call, John M¢Donnell, Johm O’Brien, Thomas Pim, G. Roe, P. Scanlan, John Todhunter, A. Vance. R. Williamson, and Thomas Wilson, Esqrs. Mr. William Robinson has been ...

... without th* pofitlr* «■ *| fo* p***on uring thorn: at tb* mto* time It i*a* not toyed* *r driay, for aa inalant, the nae uf th* arm when to aet. Tb* invwtor, we badwatand, ha* obtainad be atom ad th* Carman Slate*, and baa applied to dtom for tb* mm* admntag*; ...

... concession would load, at no remore period, to a separation of thts country from Great Britain. If Lord Charlemont and Mr. Grattan had concurred earnestly w ith Mr. Flood, At the time the.JrjshXonvention first met In Dublin, 'tins serration have been attempted ...

... wav nnslTrit amidtt thundera of ipplaueai alter which the health the rich l.onl of the roiiiad Cathedral when hi« reverence. John Hayden, like Wiafno, and the puni.haaeat which he received Imni Dawaon, wan a* aoapy and ao|»nßc aa ever. N.iih.ne but a * ...

... the proud p: of his glory. We see every man honoured but the frie: wenty- Ireland. — What stone marks the grave of John Piilpo tan? Grattan, owing to the had taste of his famil; taken to Westn:inster, wheo he ought to have been e ate hurch, in St. Cathedral ...

... required by law. The order of the day for considering the petition was then discharged, as well as that of the petition of John Darcy and others, complaining an undue election for the County of Galway from the same cause. The orders for considering petitions ...

... the Irish people ; he wished to ascertain whether generosity existed among them, or whether they were ready to hail with open arms the wretch who had maligned the dead. He wished to ascertain the gratitude of Ireland to those who had labored in her cause ...

... they ought, Mr. O’Connell talked of Grattan, of John Phil, pot Curran, and the honour due to their memory, as not having been paid Ireland; and yet, in the same breath, Mr. O’Connell says, that for the memory of John Brie, which you have not done for a ...

... O’Brien, E»q, John M‘Coughlin, Esq, ; and each from Rev Mr Darcy, P P, Uev Mr Cooper, John Caffry, Nicholaa James Caffry, Edward Charles Lynch, Richard O'Gorman, John Rafferty, John Behan, Nugent. Mat Coffey, Pat Nsrin, Robert Molloy, John ...

... of Physicians, heard appeal Dr. Grattan against the College, for expelling him in consequence of some hook written against some the Fellows, and attributed to the Doctor. The Chief Justice gave judgment that Dr. Grattan should be reinstated his Fellowrhip ...

... transaciion, who immediately, the bead the police, who were the time armed, and prepared out pa:iole, scouted the country, and succeeded in apprehending fenr of liie g, with their arms well primed and loaded , the clothes of had robbed, several individuals ...

... Catholica. , . . , The Earl of Kingston presented petiliona ui the Caiholica, from the Catholic inhalntanu of the Union of Saint John's, in the county of : of Whitechnrch ; and other places. The F.arl of Limerick presented fifty petition* from different parishes ...