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... business was disposed of. The on by deputations from four or five different counties, now to taunt with bigo'ry and slavery. arms’ bi!l was # most iniquitous and unconstitutional soliehing bim to becomy a candidate for their repre- | (yy oradory their members ...
... Chancery in ired me in of Leinster, John Fow- this cause, be ri 4 th8ath ler, the Rev. John Arm- day of December 112, .lll strong Coghlan, Edward on WEDNESDAY'befsidsy Trim, Richard Wright, of July next, at one o clock in and John Atkinson, the afernoon, at my ...
... MONDAY 26th Ji Ju uly 20. AND FORMERLY SCHOLAR JOHN FOLEY, A.B ESPECTFULLY announces to his Friends and the Public, that he will Open a CLASSICAL and MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL on the 26th Inst., At No. 24, GRATTAN-STREET. Mr. F.’s plan of Instruction, founded ...
... House, te watch over the rights and privileges of your Fellow . Citizens. = polis i it is is likely will be very severe, Mr, Grattan, who means tu spend ten thousand pounds, if needs. sary, Mr Wallace. - Mredhaw, the vcorder, whose pretensions will be seconded ...
... at either si We understand from an authentie source that the Duke de Laval feelings of the country on the 12th July, when armed bodies of stripped the back of Po of its forensic might have been studded wit h groups of our fair and beautio Montmoreney ...
... Britain street, and yesterday brought before the Magistrates of this Office, he is an Englishman, and slates that his name is John Young. Having refused answer several questions put to him, without professional aid, which he said he intended to obtain; he ...
... Candidates for this City.— Atthe former, it eeema, some warm proceedings took place. Mr. D. in reviewing the claims of Mr. Grattan, animaaverted rather warinly upon the pretensions of that Gentleman, and mingled up with his phillipic some indirect reproaches ...
... more elTfcttinfly gfwn to Ireland by emigration than the cnltivntioh of waste lands. TUESDAY, JULY 13. STATU IRELAND. Mr H. GRATTAN presented petition from I hn lluMirs, pensioner, complaining of ijLeof Lis pension. The Hon. that tile jietition l>e printed ...
... as a Committee to fra e Resolutions Luke White, Esq. James Barbor, Major Blackall, Barry Fox,. B. W. Slator, John Thompson, -Charles Fox, John Cummnins, Esqrs. and the Hugh Stafford, Rev. Dr. Crawford, D.D.- Thos.'N. Edgeworth, Captain WATAER, Secretary ...
... list of the Grand Jury:—Sir H. Parnell, Bart. M.P., Foreman ; Sir C. Coote, M.P., dreds of other Orangemen armed, and THEY Sir W. Burrowes, John Warburton, A. Weldon, Thomas FORCIBLY LIBERATED EVERY MAN Kemmis, Charles White, Matthew Cassan, Lewis Moore ...
... and libel that appeared in your paper. of voting for representatives for Parliament, privileges in Mr. Grattan—And do you mean to say that I Mr. John Wood then rose, and proposed a re- printed it 7 shonld abuse that trust through corrupt motives? soltttion ...
... 4o frmnmr ,;4, ,* , ,Je1oNtiopms: Luke whit%' -sq. Jumes' atr ?? Ma'or Blackall, Barry For, B, *. Slawt, -John Thompson, ' -Charles Fox, John Cuiminis, Esqrs. and tho . Hugh Stafford, Rev. Dr. Crawtord D.D. Thos. N. lEdgewokh, Th! Capainn WA LSER, S ...