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... nssurc our readers tlial there a person s ...

... way, Nicholas I*. O’Gorman, Esq., with pen stuck belaud his left ear. Banner—•• Clarc for Ever.** More freeholders, before. John Lawless, Esq., bearing a blanket wiih a device neatly wrought thereon, the sisters of Kanelagh, Emblematic of the *• Catholic ...

... CHUONICI.E tbk oommittkr. \V Rinv-ll (Rfirrwurdi a ipointed ChalrmKn,) John Knsthopr, Kiq. Kir Ororire Kublnion Hon. Hubert Hrorv Clive Jane* Umuxhani,'Ksq. Kdward Button Clive, Etq. John Slrwnrt, Enq. Hun. II T LHilell Kigbt Hun. P Courtenay Hubert Shuplnud ...

... Chaigoeau Golvill, Richard Cane, George Carr, George Drevar, Arthur Guinness, John George, Nathaniel Hone, Robert Law, William Snell Magee, James M'Call, Robert Roe, Nathaniel John Stewart, and Thomas Wilson, On Saturday the Lord Lieutenant and her *.2 race ...

... lofty port, the conscious of sway. While the patriot hand points the way. Accomplished siews bis own intsnt. Wares his proud arm, sod nods hit pleas'd assent. See on bit ateps risal shads attend. In aU beside foe; but here friend. The Statesman of a east ...

... direction of Uaroe-itrest. The inscription from the pen of Ur, J. Cony, is as follow*; *' Filio optimo, ceriasimo, Henrico Grattan, patria non ingrata. ta*?. Remarkable Migration of Birds.— By wonderful naliMt birds will follow cullieatioo, and make them•elees ...

... (for Lon- Armed from Voughal. Bristol, 7Vd, Betsey, Rees,—At Trudop, ;or|,, ArluoM.Wade. . MAKIUKD, At Bull, ill* R»». William Aathooy HahsM. Rector m the county of Tipperary, to Sar «b Caroline, ercond John Bond. Eeq.of London, At Golden, John Robert Heustoo ...

... awful proof of the folly and danger incautiously using fire-arms, titan is planed the event «e are about to detail, un Monday night two cummercial gentlemen. Air. Joseph Gilbert and Mr. John Carlin, who were staying at tbe royal hotel, and were on most ...

... country •mandynted, .Ipril \ilh, 1529. Precisely six o’clock, John Clianabeni, . Presideulot the Society, accotnpauied by Mesan Caldwell and Kernocban, the Vice-FretidenU, entered tbe room, together wilb the guests, among wheat noticed tbe Honourable ...

... Sessions held at Dungarvan on Saturday last, John Humble, Esq. chairman, four fanners of the name of Terry were lined live pounds each or two months’ imprisonment in the jaol of Waterford, for an assault on John Walsh, the fair night of Bdliykeronge. tilth ...

... the Imperial Parliament, then, indeed, the voice of O’Cunnetl should have been raised—the trnmpel sounded over the grave of Grattan—his great anil glorious spirit invoked, and the shades of the powerful men of 1782 appealed to, in Ireland's last solemn ...