... President and Committee. HENRY GRATTAN, Esq., M.P., has, in the most condescending manner, consented to act VicePredident o11 that Evening. Tickets to be had of the following Gentlemen Rev. G. Canavarm, St. James's Chapel; Rev. John Spratt, Carmelite Convent ...

... the Tithe Composition Act with the Hev. Thomas Wallis when the Vestry unanimously appointed Mr John Barron, of Ballincurra, their commissioner; and Mr. John Fitxpatrick was named Mr. Wallis. # A* considerable reductions have been made in the Irish Militia ...

... Harcourt-itreet, John Weldon, E ...

... Lords and LIadies KilleenEdward Chichester, Bingham, Cloncurry, C. Greville, Brabazon, Cecilia Latouche, Georgina Cathcart, Sir John and Lady Byng, General Dalbiac, Hon. Lady and Miss Burrowts, Hon. Captain and Mrs. Perey, Hon. T. Ash. burnharn, Archdeacon ...

... From the Very Rev John Spratt, M S O, V M, per John Ennis, ••• 2 Per Simon Nieolls, Esq, from Longford, including 11 each from Rev James O*Donohue, Rev James Lyons, Richard Dempsey, Henry Charles Carhry.John Hare, James O’Connor, John Tuite, M Coogen, ...

... of exact desci wi .& proper. sense ng duty, than they have ever been since the Cempsay’s for introduce further profession of arms. There is need, however, off The Report was well received by the assembly. y reclaim- 4 to obviate the inconveniencies ified ...

... 21 ; from William Jones, K-q 1/ 10s ; from l.ieuteiwit General Sir John Ryng. Rear Admiral Oliver, R Brown, James North, Adam Calvert, Mr. Fenton and Mrs. Ar thur, It. each ; Mr. John Parkes, 10s. ; per A. 1.. Guinness, Esq R. C. 21. ; Alderman Cash, ...

... Braw succeeded In arresting Thomas Kerin, of Ballybane, very Independent man, who is charged with taking arms from, and breaking into, the house of John Turpy, of Craggnne, in the month of November last. Mr. Brew has secured the gun and committed the three ...

... Andrew Vance, Richard Williamson, Peter A. Leslie, Jam** M'Coll. Janie* Ferrrer, William P. Ltinell, James Gray, John Hone, P. Scanlan, John Todhunter, Thoma* Wilson, Jobs O'Brien. The Public are too well aware of the advantages resulting from Isscranck ...

... be Orange Lodge, of i. the and Council' s.d >'atfog nfotosl tUH u them .gafo. The powder, which then vety which that body, armed , e^_ that Cabinet Coup „**on-, . Bbe through eery fi«e*iese upon the yheets, mus ti-red (he amount cT ebos.t fully jT. d. ...

... , history, «c. «e. I think 1 was his superior, well most boy* of standing. , *• I was much stmek with the simplicity of Grattan s manners In private life; they were odd, but they were natural.-- Curran used to take him off, bowing to the very ground ...

... Mr. Verdon, of Grange, gans- | the left by Richard Sheil, Esq. agheemee | a there | Vice-President, in thi Dr | e absence of John Henry, were and eeveral ¢ Esq. of Ri ervice hes were delivered by Messre. Dawson, Shei U jas he | Ni‘Alister, &c. ‘At twelve ...