... foregoing statement, and to integrity and veracity. have the honour to he, my dear hir, friend and humble servant, JOHN M'ELROY. St. John's, Frederick-^, PIEII HEAD LIST. EVENING TIDE—SEPTEMBER Commerce steamer, goods and passengers, steamer, goods awl ...

... presented a petition from Belfast for a reduction of the duty on coals. _ Mr. Moore and Mr. Grattan supported the prayer of the pctition.—Ordered to be printed. Sir JOHN NEWPORT presented a petition fiom the landownersof barony of the county of Wexfmd, praying ...

... PUBLIC OPINION. We can state, and we feel great pleasure in making the announcement, that very able paper, drawn by Mr. John D. Latouche, has been for some time circulating in Ireland, and has received the signatures of all the principal nobility and ...

... (Cheer*.) No. it was not John Philpot Con an. Yon will conjecture .» it w». Mr. Grattan, that roan whose mind waa, lita hi* f cast in tb. ro.uid of antiquity. No. it was not M r - - was neither Pon.onhy, nor Curran, nor Grattan, ho was it then? You will ...

... during the said period.” NOTICES OF MOTIONS. Mr. Grattan—ln the Committee Sheriffs (Ireland) Bill to repeal so much of Act 33 Geo. 3, as prevents Roman Catholics from acting Sheriffs and Sub-Sheriffs. Sir John Newport—Petition from Parishioners the liaion ...

... do. do. 0 Mr. John Kelly, do. do. ® Mr. Kenny, 10, do. do. .. 0. 2- Mr. Telemachus E. Willard, do. do. 1 Mr. William Naughten, do. do. •• • ® Mr. Thomas Larkin, do, do, 10 Mrs. Reilly, do. do. ••• 10 Mr. John Dunbar, do. do. ...

... coming back alter got into Timmons’s ; there or twelve of them ; only two them had not fire arms ; Sheridan had arms, Doyle had not; Ido not know whether their arms were loaded with bullet shot; knew Sheridan and Doyle before this. Cross-examined—Aly cabin ...

... instant overthrown. The simultaneous meetings, which I had the honour suggesting, came next, and seven millions raised up their arms together. Let rte not pabse upon this great incident. It speaks enough in its.wn behalf, and requires no comment. I hurry ever ...

... 15/. 3s. 7 ...

... period. Richard Sheil, Stephen Coppinger, John Lawless, William G. Kelly, Joseph Burke, Thomas Cloney, W. H. O’Connell, M.D. John Browne, Christopher Fitzsimon, John Reynolds, Maurice O’Connell, C. J. Smith, 1 John Redmond, Thomas Reynolds, Thomas Norton ...

... traduoers of the > , a/arm i„ ff ,iate in ,he venal column, of the ,. cued from the Police, &c. foe. »c. TULLY. O. .. Mx* .iVfamil Christian name U« ons if his eldest boy be first generation become 1 John n ; and the baptised John, he _ KoberUoM. When ...

... left the Chair, and John Lawless, Esq. being called thereto. The raarketi thanks of the Meeting trere given to Laurence Finn, £s ...