... interests. He would observe to the body, that it was composed of per- sons most easily wrought upon by such persons as Air. John i Walsh. This could shown by the approbation bestowed upon the speech in question. He would say nothing more . of that body ...

... Motion to strike out the 147f/i Clause. Baldwin, Dr. H Fitzsimon, C Roche, W Barron, W. Fitzsimon, N Ronayne, Bellew, R. M. Grattan, H Rnthven, E S Bernard, Hon WS Jepbson, CD O Rutbven, E Browne, J D Lalor, Stawoli, Colonel Browne, Lynch, A H Sullivan, ...

... of the National P 1 1 '® 1 U on > that he had attended their meetings, had subscribed to the funds raised for purchasing arms and banners, and had , , damn the ministers; would like to establish shooting gal- levies; that he had gone in August last ...

... pure and mild, witness in the ferehead with his gnu. Identified John »way Jane Sheridan, otherwise Strong, with intent to marry d uet of the traversers, which be stated appeared to him Cardigan ditto Ere earthly ties grow stronger, _ George as the roan. After ...

... PROXIES. duke. earl. bishops. Dorset Powis Ossory MARQUIS. VISCOUNTS. St. David * Tbomond Lorton barons. earls. Exmouth Forbes Cardigan bishops. Gage PouletC Durham Loftus Graham Salisbury Sheffield Norwich Bristol Churchill Enniskillen Lincoln Delamere O’Neill ...

... head, not .topping kill him on its way through his stotnarh. For God’s sake,” sayf I, imploringly, and catching hold of his arm. Sabre de bois! (exclaimed he, smacking down his glass against the table so forcibly to break it into shivers), Sabre de bois ...

... from philosophy teaching by example,” I say that with the greatest possible respect and veneration for the memory of Henry Grattan—in my opinion, although be did it, he ought not to have accepted the parliamentary grant .£50,000, or any grant at all to ...

... the .dost Noble the Marques of Ely, will also shortly lead to the hymeneal altar the amiable Miss Brian, eldest daughter of John Brian, Esq. of Castle, county Fermanagh. The Marquess of Sligo. —lt now seems certain that the long rumoured departure of this ...

... tCotumwiftl . SHIP NEWS. Waterford, Dec. 7 The Rainbow, Furniss, whirh sailed fiom this October, for St. John, Netrloniiilland, put back on Thursday. The master reports that he succeed, retching the banks —but, consequence of the severity the weather ...

... Kelly, for rioting Wednesday, fined £1 each (paid); George Kerr and John Kearns, like offence, fined os, each, or imprisoned one week in default of payment; j Thomas Gribben and John M‘Affee, like, ss. each ; (paid) ; Hugh Duffy, like, 10s. (paid); Patrick ...

... Finn, W 87 Fitzgerald, .. 16 4 8 Fitzsimon, 1 I'lt/.simon, N I French, 5 4 Gladstone, WE 8 11 Grattan, J 45 Grattan, II 9 Hayes, Sir E 7 Jephsou, 0 09 Keane, Sir II .. 4 0 57 Lalor, P 17 7 0 Lamb, Hon. G 67 Lambert ...

... Sir S. Filzsiraon, N. O’Cnonell, M. Kitzsimon, C. O’Connell, J' Tehees. Fitzgerald, T. Shell, R. L. Grattan. H. Fryer, R. Ruthveu, S. Lynch, A. H. Sir John Bayley, is rare, if not a solitary instance of person who has been successively a Judge of the three ...