... Lnureoce Kali, Thomas Pat Langan, John Langan, P.P., Thomas Langan. C.C. J met UkkarJ, P.P., John O'Keillj, .Mirh tel Keilly, Brad/, Michael Higgins, J Sheilock, Philip M‘Gu!re, John Ho|>e, Marlin Mulvanjr, Patrick Kennedy, John O’Connell, P.P,, Kobcrl Tulle ...

... Fitsvimcn, Henry Graifan, L. Maclachlan, i'homas Martin, Cuinelius Brun, Daniel O'Connell. Maurice OConocll, Claries O’Connell, John O’Connell, Morgan Connell, O’Conor Don, William Roche, Southwell Ruihvtn, Kdward Ruthven, R>citard Lalor J. Talbot, J. Knit*n ...

... was never more deserted at this moment. . Lord JOHN RUSSELL the adoption of the proposed measures, which be said had been imposed upon the government nothing le*. than the highest degree Mr, and Mr* Grattan rose together, but, some calls Tor the former ...

... •lustice came into court, Mr. Grattan took his place at the side bir. The Attorney* General was sent for, when took his place amongst the King’s Counsel. The Chief Justice asked him wished lu answer the cise of the King against Grattan. Attorney* Genera I : Yes ...

... twelve o’clm Henry Grattan, Esq. entered, and his appearance the platform was hailed with loud cheers. After some preparations. Air. Gratt.vm was unanimously called to the chair; Air, Michael was requested to act secretary. Mr. Grattan said, on taking the ...

... Surgeon, Thomas Stokes, Esq., Charles Bianconi, Fvj., John Hacket, Esq., John Butler, Esq., Thomas O'Bnen, Esq., Win. Ryan, Esq., John L. Shanahan, Esq., Edmond Burke, Esq., Patrick Mulcahy, Esq., John Delany, Em|., Denis Wabh, Esq., Richard Ladley, Esq ...

... system Ireland. His was the arm that struck the mortal blow at the root of that Orange tree, under whose shade all that was valuable and precious our country withered and died. There that Orange tree now lies, and Finn’s was the arm that prositated it to the ...

... who are amongst the most distinguished in Ireland, he did not reeeire a single promise. Our correspondent suggests that Mr. Grattan and Mr. Howard should come immediately amongst the freeholders there eere only to give them hearty welcome.'' ATHLONE. from ...

... FIRST FRUITS John Newport will, the commencement the next •ession, cMI the attention tie 11-mse of to t» e «t»t*r of tie* K«st fruit fund Ireland, with the vier. of ren deriug ellii:.ciously available for itie maintenance and sumport public worship, and ...

... were for leaving the arms to Walsh, and the other (Mr. Fetherstone) for taking them from him, alleging that, from what was proved, and from his know* ledge of Walsh’s character, he was person totally unfit to be entrusted with arms. The application was ...

... Lynch, Who ne'er in the cause of old Eiin will flinch. The next on list must the Grattans placid, For they never their father's great nvme have disgraced. James Grattan’s colleague, good Mr. Ralph Howard, 1 fear that in politics he's but coward ; But ...

... PRICE SEVEN PENCE. C. FITSZIMON, Esq, M P. CHARLES BROWNLOW. Esq. MICHAEL DILLON BELLEW, Esq. HENRY ARABIN, Esq. JOHN PARNELL, Esq. LELAND CROSTHWAIT, Esq. HENRY WHITE, Esq. STEPHEN GREHAN, Esq. WILLIAM MURPHY, Esq. W. WENTWORTH FIT7,WILLIAM HUME, Esq ...