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... cameand it was found poor Hessiou was totally dead.—A verdict ol wilful murder has hem found against John Cullinane, John AVaisb, both Tootahillv, John Heany, of Cloughane, and Nolan of the Gates; alto that James Holmes of ! Lough-George was present, aiding ...
... committee we re and zealous. High Sheriff declared Grattan an 2 » over cheering had subsided, be said — My and for Howard 7% iplete. Bevery ana sured: the eeessity of the timely of bis vot majority being for Grattan 73, citizens, sour vietory has been tiest con ...
... Slated Dwelling-house on tKe premises. Pro|>osals will received Messrs. Stewarts and Kincaid (i, Leiostcr-strect, Dublin ; or John Cranford, Esq., Longford. WANT’S a Situation, active intelligent who perfectly understands Gardening all partments, and has ...
... Committee, on Friday night H. Lambert, J. Lambert, More O’Ferrall, H. Grattan, James Grattan, Power, Sir John Milley Doyle. Sir P. Bellew, Sheil, Chapman, Leader. Ruthven, Walker, Wallace, Sir John Burke, French, Sir H. Parnell, Sir R. Musgrave, Lord Killeen, ...
... 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 ...
... on house*. On the evening the of December, IT9», Poep-o-day Roys visited a number houses in hourho «l Armagh in the search arms and in . i-Vr ii turn out Catholic servants from l*ruCesta ...
... Fm JOHN DALTON, est to 48, Summer-hill. Barrister-at-L se, to THE DISTILLERS OF IRELAND. , your r — The Distillers of Ireland yesterday entertained the ation bers of the Malt Drawback Committee, at admi- Hotel. in the most sumptuous stile. It being stric ...
... the House of Coiumona. Mr. Grattan had hereditary claims oo Ireland, and had strung personal claims. He hoped that Mr. Grattan would stand for Meath ; he did there cenid Question bis success. had heard it said that Mr. Grattan bad declared that the Uoion ...
... before I presented the petition, I thought it right to consult some of the English members. The first person I spoke to was Sir John Campbell, the present Solicitor-General, who was of opinion with me, that Adams had the right of challenge. The present Chief ...
... George Hyde, Atmlohe, John Gayoor, Belfast, Grattan and Co., ENKisatLLXK, Hugh Coilum, Medical Hall, Cavak, W. H. Brice, Kjllishandaa, J. Sheridan, LoNDOKneaay, J. Etiacs, Monaghan, G. Lepper, Cootkh ill, William Martin, Nawar, John Mullen, Aroce, P. J ...
... 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 ...
... carpenter named John Moore, who had hern employed in the works from their commencement, and injured him severely that died the aveniog. A Coronet's Inquest has been held upon the body, and the f'dluwing verdict was returned— W hud the said John Moore died ...