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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 ...
... Esq' John Mtcrs, and Mortough Cullinan for firing a> a patrole. l y Francis M'Namara, Esq John and Thomas Sullivan, for murder of policeman. By H W Rowan, Esq. James Sexton, for sdministering illegal oaths, Patrick Cunnccn, Michael Grsdy and John Skcehiß ...
... 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 ...
... which the President's chair and desk are placed, were grouped | number of Austrian standards, which were •mee recognised the arms of the Germanic em- and the black eagle, and bearing the cipher of Francis —between these groups sere statues of Victory. The ...
... resigned. Lieut.-General Sir John Byno, will be returned to Pathsment for Melburne Port. Mr. Henry Grattan is resolved try contest fur County Meath. _ One of the Latouche family b about offer himself for tD« town Carlow. . Sir John B, Walsh, a very strenuous ...
... O'CLOCK -GROSS POLL : Grattan. 19$ Ugh, lOS Majority TRIM, 4 P. to this hour there is a majority of 153 for Grattan, it is supposed Mr. Haigh, the other candidate, will aot be able to pull up, but he will have a petition against Mr. Grattan. The excitation ...
... MEATH ELECTION. STATE OF THE POLL. At the close of the poll this evening the numbers were— For Mr. Grattan .. . The Hon. Mr. Majority in Xuvoctr of Mr. Grattan. Temperance and Temperance Societies in Ame- . the New York Observer the 13th of June. appears ...
... Stanley, Sir Peel, Lord Duncannon, Sir John Newport, Mr. Goulburn, Mr. Brownlow, Mr. Mr, Fitzgerald, Mr. Estcmirt, Mr. Penrhyn, Mr. Oampton, Mr. Sadler, Lord Rhrington, Sir J. Byng, Mr. Lefroy, Mr. James Grattan, Mr. Littl ton, Mr. Leader, Mr. Baldwin ...
... —On yesterday the freedom was voted acclamation to Lord Viscount Ingestre, M.P., and John Mallet and George Hrlahan,;£sqrs., late Sheriffs: after which Henry Grattan Esq., M.P., and Alderman Richard Smith, were stnick oft the roll of the Corporation ...
... s Roman Catholics from holding the office of Lord High Chancellor of England, and Archbishop of Canterbury. Mr. Coldbeow Grattan. —That his Majesty’s Attorney-General for Ireland be instructed to prosecute with the almost rigour of the law all persons ...
... Irish Members, whom he designated a Cabal,” who had j e ly forced their way into the Chamber of the Prime Minister, that Mr. Grattan rose and said, that if the Right Hon. Gentleman meant to convey that had acted as one of a Cabal, it was altogether false ...
... against Grattan, who would-now put their hands in the fire sooner than vote against him. (Cheers.) am, however, glad to able to state, that Mr. Grattan is certain of being returned for a neighbouring' county, diet Meath. (Cheers.) Mr. Grattan has agreed ...