... gentlemen, in orde r, all of whom answered—Thomas Steele, Esq tacked nolds, Esq., John Redmond, Esq., Thomas Cloney st me, Edward Dwyer, Esq., Richard Barrett, Esq. —John The Attorney-General: In the mean time, while wait 0 I do Mr. O'Connell, and as the ...

... Bedtord Ponsonby, Hon. J.B., Hig! rland Ferrara Powell, Colonel, Cardigans! yon William S., Ashbu Price, Sir R., Herefordshir Protheroe, Edward, Bristo d Pryse, Pryse, Cardigan Ramsbottom, John, Winds Rickford, W., Avlesbury Rider, Thomas, Kent New Robarts ...

... Traier, T.B. Smith, Mrs. Mary Wilson, Bookseller, Gatway, John Clayton, and Lovucurea, Mrs. Cloran, utry, Ba Patrick Burke, thin Loxcrorp, George Hyde, laily ATHLONE, John Gaynor, Bewrast, Grattan and Co., had ENNISKILLEN, Hugh Collum, Medical Hall, Cavan ...

... Henry Lambert, Hon. Henry R. Westenra, A. Walker, Hon. George Lamb, James Grattan, James S. Lambert, Major Mscnamara, Sir John Burke, Lord Boyle, J. Bodkin, Hon. R. King, John Browne, Charles D. O. Jephson, Dominick Browne, Hon. George Pousonhy, Arthur ...

... provided with fire-arms as, in consequence (it said) of a party quarrel which had occurred in the same neighbourhood, about eight days previously, opposition was expected. The opposite party, called Thrashers, who were also provided with fire-arms, had assembled ...

... Thomas Prim, John Fitzsimmons, Caatow, Nicholas Byrne, Tuomasrown, C. H. Walton, W. R. Madden, the Paxsonstown, J. Shields, eful Rarnpownry, Robert Perry, ES. Exnis, J. M‘Gratb, im, Trarze, T.B. Stico, Mrs. Mary Wilson, ion, Gatway, John Clayton, Lovcnaga ...

... Thomas Prim, John Fitzsimmons, Cartow, Nicholas Byrne, nptly Tuomastown, C, H. Walton, Marysonovenx, Leinster Express Office, Axpeyterx, W. H. W. R. Madden, 4 J. Shields, be WEEN “tone sooner Traveg, T.B, Smith, Mrs. Bookseller, Gaiway, John Clayton, Lovenrea ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...