... to represent in the true sentiments of constituents. r 1 have the honor to be, Gentlemen, Your very obedient humble servant, JOHN YOUNG. Bailieborough Castle, 27th April, 1831. Mr. Yotrs. hopes that the near approach of the Election, will plea 1 his esettse ...

... on itselt by its John Newport, who Phe patriot’s virtue and the poct’s sour, | turday, in Ennis, soliciting him to stand for the he proud and to our support of the venerable Sir | Vie tullowing is Mr, now fills the throne of Grattan, are is the last re- ...

... conferred honour on itself and advantage to Ireland, by the return of that venerable patriot. Sir John Newport, who now occupies the ground that has been held by Grattan, all these are to have additional members—in conjunction with the University Dublin. General ...

... SHERLOCK, Esq., proposed Sir Richard as a fit and proper person to represent the County in Parliament. JOHN NUGENT HUMBLE, Esq., seconded the nomination. JOHN POWER O’SHEE, Esq., proposed Mr. Robt. Power, land j wag seconded bv PIERSE HEALV, Eeq. Both Candidates ...

... the afternoon, an armed party of -Rockites, consisting of about 50 persons, attacked the house of Thornhill, the property of Thomas Mahoh Naghtok, Esq., in the parish of Drum, in the County Roscommon, and, after securing such lire arms as they could, lay ...

... disgraceful, and must recoil the promotets of it. —Drogheda Journal. Londonderry City. —John A. Smyth, Esq proposed Sir Robert A. Ferguson, Bart.; seconded by John Uysart, Esq. Ex-Mayor. Conolly Lecky, Esq. was proposed by Coaolly Skipton, Esq.; seconded ...