... Swectman, Mrs. Nangle! Mrs. John Sweetman, Mrs. Redington, i Mrs. Corcoran, Mrs. Plunkett, 1 Mrs. M’Donnell. Mrs. Power. | Mrs. Conlan, Mrs. O’Connor, I Miss Dcase. 1 Mrs. Robert Hodgens, Mrs. O’Brien. Madame Henry Farrell. Mrs. John O'Brien. Governesses of ...

... Conoick, youngest daughter Conntek. , In Newry, Lieut. John Burgess, Royal Suu - At A.magh. Michael Magee, Esq- pfailip In i ork, Christina daughter of the R- Stubbeman. Isq . , .. , ot Now Orleans John, youngest son of Juhn iy, s this city. In V\ illiara-atreet ...

... Laurence Finn, Michael Walsh, John Power, Bartholomew Murphy, C. Waddy, John J. Brady, Joseph D. Mullen, Francis T. IWter, Patrick Costelloe, David Lynch, Jun., Marcus Costeliev Joseph Pollock, John Rey Bolds, John A. Curraif, and- John ...

... row ; Thomas Kcnna, Love lane John Elliott, ana John aud Henry Burke, Thomas.street; and John iras. WISLIILLAKEOI'S. One shilling each from the lolluwmg, : John Kennedy, North Frederick street; John Ward, Castle street; ...

... Ireland with his rule; he would then impressively say—register ! register ! register ! for in the elective franchise was the arm with which the battle for freedom was to be fought (cheers), the mean time, however, care must betaken not to let the people ...

... Finn, Hon. R. Fitzgibbon, Christopher Fitasimon, Nicholas Fitzsimon, F. French, Jamea Grattan, Henry Grattan, C. D. O. Jephson, A. Lynch, Major Macnamara, J. M‘Cance, John Maher, T. Martin, Frederick W. Mullins, Sir Richard Musgrave, Sir Richard Nagle, W ...

... related only cases where it was clearly proved the jury that the signals were made for illegal purpose. Mr. HENRY GRATTAN said, that on St. John’s.'Eve the peasantry were in the habit lighting bontires,' and that would be very hard to subject them punishment ...

... held Thursday, the King a Arms, ju*w Palace-sard, London—Lord Killeen the cii»»r. Among the member* were the following S»ahr r.'n, L*»rd Lord Cole. Lord George A. Hill, the Hoi. J. Doyle, Hon. Colonel the Hon- C. U. Ulay- Sir John Duike, &r A.thur Richard ...

... Kernan, C.R., John Fitzpatrick, Thomas Flanagan, John Fitzpatrick, Patrick Neal, Timothy Kearney, R. J. Murtagh, P.P., KHcullen, Patrick Bourke, Blackrath, John Keatley, Calverstown, John Bultenfield, Timothy Dunne, James Maguire, John Walsh ...

... ability, and that the Right lion. Lord Cloncurry requested to present our petition the House of Lords. Proposed Mr. John Roach ; seconded Mr John Hussey Resolved—Yhat we have seen with regret, but not with surprise, the c nnbiimtion English and Scotch Members ...

... went. He spoke but seldom. It is recorded of Sir John Elley, in Scott’s Letters to his Kinsfolk,” that there were found on the field of Waterloo more than one of Napoleon’s Cuirassiers cleft the chine the arm of this gallant officer. ...

... opinions Lord Charlemont of Grattan and express f“ uue nuivS denial, taxed an increased revenue would not have been the conse- could be proved The point to which he wished next to direct lof Forbes. At that time the armed confederation of the (Mr. Rice) ...