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... in pa von of wn. o’connell’s taking his seat PARLIAMENT, MAT 18. Archdeacon, A Grant, R Pendarris, EW Allborp, Viscount Grattan, Price,' R Anson, Sir Hume, Palmerston, Vis Baring. Heneage, Parnell, Sir H Baring, Sir T Howard, H Robinson, Sir G Baring ...
... Martin, James, Vlahon, J arm s C. M*M- hou, Hugh; M'Suincy, Morgr-ii, Myles M‘Keuna, James, John, Mullen, J Murphy, John, Wiu. Mo! ton, Win. McDonald, Ignatiua, Mooney. Luke, Nolan, Walter, ; Nolan, Michael, in, John D. O‘R» ion, John, * ...
... Jobostnn, Abr\»uvtt Joha Martin, John It* ally John (tilmartin, Mkh»» Oa«B»er, Thomas C«Kkaou. Jamca Chriwtal, Itryan Rooney, O’Ne.l, John Snayth, Martin Couioo. John Burrotts, ThorqpM Boyd, Bartim Snuth, lonian, Cuff Martin, John H. J. ...
... have received Crum you. roURT~Yrsn;i;r.AV. I'.io THU CAN A 1., John Dardis, Michael Dardis, Patrick Tul»v, John lla!iigu!i, Matthew Murray, Christopher Connell, Denis Mahon, Luku Byrne, John and Thomas were placed at the bar, charged with being concerned ...
... (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 ...
... bodies to-morrow. The names of the sufferers are Mrs. Gregory, aged 38 ; her sister, aged 32 ; Sarah Gregory, aged two years; John Gregory, aged three years ; and Wm. Gregory, aged four years and a half.— London Paper. The late rains have caused a great ...
... o’clock the King entered the throne-room, am! took THK KIN(»‘.S HIRTH VY I,ls seat upon chair crimson velvet, with the royal arms j ,From the Crmrt Newman.) ' the hand it. and just above h.s Majesty . Hi, Majesty having appointed Thursday for boldine held—ns ...
... Honorable F. Ponsonby, the Rev. Mr. Courtney, the Rev. Mr. Wudc, the Rev. Mr. Keating, Thomas Moore, 'Esq. Mr. Blount, Janies Grattan, Esq, M. s*. Joseph Hume, Esq. M. I'. James Corry, Esq. Edward Solly Flood, Esq Messrs. âOConnell, Lawless, Mahon, â¢Steele ...
... (». FiirteM’iie, Sir U. Ferguson, Sir Charles Forlves, J. Forhes, John Fitzgerald, Arthur Freneli, (iordon, James (irattan, Sir J. Graham, Hijrht Hon. C. Grant, K. ...
... policeman, ami seizing him tue arms ; and that the policeman acknowledged before the magistrate the following day, that was laadcil powder halt. the fuduwine persons «>«re ibeti put 10 the bar i hos. Dmm, Win. Dixon, John Coyle, and ntliers, charged with ...
... riot and assault. John Birmingham and Joseph Win Inn f r manslaughter. filed also riotously assembling and assaulting James Saul. James Saul—l live in John-street; - ton-weaver; I remember being, in January in Coal-alley, and teeing John Binningham and Daly ...
... quarter past three o'clock the King entered the throne-room, and took his seat upon chair of crimson velvet, with the royal arms crohroided the of it, and just above his Majesty's h,,,!—his right leg resting upon an ottoman of crimson.— His dress was that ...