... GCLWAY, JobuClayton, LouGOuiEL, M- s Cleran, BALLINASil,0B ltsjci Burke, LONGFoIn., - Sen.rcga ,llyde, AMBLONE, John Gapsyor. l3ELwae'r, Grattan and C.. ENNIS.ILLEN, * thigh o001lus, mediol Hall, CAVAN, .VV. l- rire, ?KII;Lial1ANl)RA, ,1, Sberidain, LoN ...

... 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 ...

... Downer, Thomas Prim, John Fitzsimmons, Nicholas Byrne, C. H. Walton, W. R. Madden, J. Sh e’ds, Robert Perry, J. M‘Grath, T. B. Smith, Mr*. Mary Wilson, Bookseller, John Clayton, Mrs. Cloran, Patrick Burke, George Hyde, John Gay nor, Grattan and Co., Hugh Coll ...

... Bedford, (John Russell,) horn in 1766. The rise of the Bedford family is curious, though undeserving the attack Burke. Philip, Archduke of Austria, bound for Spain, was obliged to put in, from stress of weather, at Weymouth. was here attended by Mr. John Russell ...

... Bryan Kiernan, : John il‘Manus, Michael Murtha, Joseph Pat, Sheridan, Pat. Fallon, John Glvnn. John A. Palmer, Bernard'Rcilly, APGaver, diaries Reilly, J* Lyons, U.C.C. Thrnnns Reilly Kiernan Farrell, R. Davis, U. C. C. James U'Kelly, John Cavanagh, Thomas ...

... Abbot ; born in 1762. Lord Gifford. Robert Francis Gifford ; born in JBI7. Baron Wgndford. William Draper Best. Baron JSldun. John Scott ; born in 1751. Baron Euskine. David Montagu Erskine. If It required any strong argument to prove the wisdom and almost ...

... while, with the other he strove to pinion clnsa of mankind who d.v dve upon other people the trouble her arms. Another man, who had sack on his arm. assltl-f thinking for them, and who think 10 the purpose , d |,im hit 6-ndish purpose. They neither of ...

... of their hearts, and forget their God and Creator, and even the pious man exerts not himself to rccal them thee, then thy arm arouscth them, and ♦heir chastisement for their salvation ; for in their distress they call thee from the recesses the heart ...

... adv'cc the chief governor which would have become professor of liberty, and an old associate of the persecuted {Chews.) Did be arm! himself bye access authoritv plead the eauaeof bia farmer associates Did he ever •ire teslimomy to bis knowledge the portly ...

... H. U. Ogilvie, from the Uegimcnt, to Enoign, vice Swilhwaithe. IsQfKST.—On Thursday and Friday last inquest wa* held before John Paslcy, E*q., at birr house, viewed Ihe body of Bait Browne, Vetdiel—dealh the neglect f Bryan Doyle, the driv, r . f a earl ...

... meeting “And distinguished by certain badges. We wear no badges ata!L though Mr. Stanley thought to compel us to badge our fire-arms f Hear, hear) “ And subject to the general controul and desire of a superior committee or counsel have no such thing. It then ...

... Burke, George Hyde, Athlone, John Belfast, Grattan and Co., Enniskillen, Hugh Collum, Medical Hall, Cavan, W. H. Brice, andra, J. Sheridan, IjOndonderßY, J. VV. Eame*, Monaghan, ; Lepper. Cootkiiill, William Martin, Nf.wry, John Mullen, Aroke, P. J. Smith ...