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... Cumnuna, Magnira, Samuel Laoe, Hoary Seward, Henry BagaeU, Jua.,, Tboma, SoaDer.iUe Reeve*, Potar Mrkicra, Riehaid Boamiah, Wm. John Sheahy, Jamhi Murphy, Sir Tboma* Oman, George Wad* Foot, Edward Morrogb, Mlebaal Rpharta, Edward Calbura, Franw* (North Mall) ...
... vioel! principally •“‘* of Ttpe “? Among notice. p.r,icul.,ly.tba,e , tv..ng UiemaelvM the Saints Patrick, Peter and Paul, John, Augustine, Simon and Finn-Barr, the Brother, of Charity, f«.t which -ere dmign.ted in programme which appeared in the Ckronck ...
... was agreed to. He thought be might infer that the opinion of the well ioformrd persons was against the government plan. Sir JOHN JOHNSTON auppoeted the prayer the petition. Mr. D. W. HAEVET waa bear somimy objeetioos to the proposed plan, and man; complaint* ...
... descendants PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE. MKDOW, BtlaiKC. We are tkrwtcocd with the third of the tithe hill tonight. Sheil, Henry Grattan, and Leader will be the principal peahen among the Irith members. Stanley baa just giecn notice that be will more the third ...
... poor John Wilson Croker. But yesterday, and who famed aa wit, buffoon, and joker Today, and who so greats quack as poor John Wilton Crokcr ? In vain be rises the house. atifT stareh, aa any poker. The Tory snores, the Whig he roars,“ oh poor John Wilson ...
... James Shcil, Esq, Kilmainham, par ditto John Darcy, Esq, Vahcr-alreet, per ditto John Donnell, Eaq, Onoond-quay, per ditto J. M’Doaocll, Eaq, Merchant'a-quay, per ditto P. Farrell, Esq, Cook-street, per ditto John Lynch, Eaq, Earl atreet. perditto Sylvester ...
... M«rrio»a*jU«r* ; John Power, Hareoart-atreat; Andrew Eooia, E»q., ditto; T. Codd, Eaq., ditto; P. LavcU*. Eaq , ditto; G. Tench, Eaq., ditto; B. E. Lawleaa, Eaq., ditto; D. Henry, E- ...
... confess do not believe has been seriously enaiord. Equally unfounded, we think, will that report be found, which makes Sir John Leach surrender the of the Hulls to Lord Lyndhurst, and take the seals and a peerage. Lord Lyndhurst will, we suspect, either ...
... following mem- I belt: —Lo'd Althorp, Sir Robert Peel, Lord John Russell, j Mr. Goulburn, Sir J. Graham, Mr. Herne*, Mr. P. Thomson, Colonel Mabeily. H. Parnell, Mr. Vernon S.niih, Mr, John Smith, Mr. Robarit, Sir W. Ridley, Mr. Ait wood, Sir J Newport ...
... the government, and supply of arms waa requested for the armed association of wbiob he bad before spoken. This demand, was necessary he should state, was refused the government, the alleged ground that parties to whom tbc arms were intended to supplied were ...
... uoai an advanced hour of the day. gantlemen eomposed the jury Thomas (Uawes, Waitrr Denoehy, John Carroll, Dcnnehy, George O'Connor. Holmcr Land. John H. Land, John B bin, Jamas Talbot, Hansy Robinson. Henry P«ord, Uohcrt Baylor. _ , The coroner brl. addressed ...
... Jaines's-st Thomas Mooney, Francis-st Patrick Coffrey, 94. JameaVst John Healy, 62, Jame*’»-»treet Nicholas Flanagan, JamesVst John Phelan Michael Grattan, 68, Thotnaa-at Richard Grattan, ditto W. O’Connor, 36, Thonaas-at Thomas Ennis, Grand Canal, Charles ...