... superintend e Established Church, rences as to character Application Mr. R. Thompson, Oeorffe's-atreet; or, to Mr. John Hagabtv, Grattan-street, Cork. She would hare no objection to the Country. WANTED,*- A PERSON duly qualified to ac] CliGitK and SCHOOL ...

... Tliute who support Grattan, let than do i* ■ singleuess uf heart, not at ail—lavoa nor haany wretched deluaiuii. Moor* protoihly —the contest w ill probable between Mr. K> rorder and Grattan ; keep then bonsaf your single rotes for Grattan. Let no man throw ...

... Clare Jonfnnl states—On the evening af Tuesday last the wife of John Whelan, of Shragh, near Kilrush, was returning: to her house on said lands, when she was waylaid by three persons named John. Manion, Peter Man ton, and Pat, O'Dea, two of whom held her ...

... M.P. John Wangle, Pierce Somerset Butler, Andrew Emus, John Newport, Bart., M.P. Patrick Joyce, Galway, Richard Musgrave, Bart. John Jameson, Wm. Brabaion, Bart. Thomas Sherlock, John Milley Doyle. K.C.B. Robert Haig, Charles Morgam Knt. ...

... me Ihev would join us heart and hand they thought the measure practicable. (eAeere) Mr. Grattan here alluded to the sentiment attributed to bis father bySir John Newport on the subject of the Union—namely, that when it was once enacted,it could not be ...

... Hous# of Common*. Mr. Grattan ha* hereditary claim* Ireland, and he had strong persona! claim*. H* hoped that Mr. Grattan would stand for Meath ; if did there could be no question of hi* success. He had heard said that Mr Grattan had declared that the ...

... the mere agents and organs of a faction. When represented by men of great powers and public services, like the late Henry Grattan, there was at least something redeeming in the selection. That man, perhaps, had his faults, but the splendour of his talents ...

... sixty to a hu sailors and ship.carpenters, in a dreadful he Was only doing justice to Mr. Grattan. They had to state of infuriation and intoxication, and armed with common bludgeons, commenced a most wanton attack upon the peo; two Tepresentatiyes out ...

... tire same division, a warrant charging him with having pledged a considerable quantity linen goods, the property of Messrs. W. John Moore and Company, merchants, of Belfast, which had been consigned him to make Sale on their account. One of the above firm ...

... Agent*: Messr*, Jamr* Graham, Iht/ ; Wn/ttr Ho**; Miehuel Dumiv, A» uhncnUirrif Dai/, Tugjinnm ; John Furlong, Gurcj/; Patrick kelly. Tallow ; and GalUn, King* Arm* Hotel, Carlow, five pence.] Vol. I. ST. HIIIDGET’S Oltl’llAN SOCIETY .On Monday evening the ...

... brother, and refused to so. Mr. John Lawless then entreated further lime procure the qualification, and was accorded until the next evening—a discussion then arose as to the most eligible course of proceeding the event of John Lawless failing to qualify, ...

... bear and bigg bill was to be read second tine Tuesday, to which day the folloaring bills were also deferred :—lmportation of arms, ecclesiastical leases, and embankment hills. The insolvent debtors act and Irish witnesses bill bare been read first time ...