... rates, cesses, and taxes, before they can register or vote. Wm. Blackney, D. Brown, M. L. Chapman, R. Gladstone, Henry Grattan, James Grattan,'Joseph Hume, Henry Hunt, Sir W, Hurt, O. O. Jepbvon, N. P. Leader, F. W. Mullins, Daniel Connell, O’Conor Don, 11 ...

... then lour meoibe>§ of the Bcrcsford family the House adverse to parliamentary reform, namely, the Arch, bishop of Armagh (Lord John Beresfurd,', the Bishop Kdmore ( Right Rev George Bemford, i). the noble marquis, and General Viscount Bere*ford. the house ...

... Francis JlicDonnell l>e to preside Chairman of this Meeting, and that John .Mourn, Ti»i. soltcited perform the d'itie« of Secretary. Proposed by Richard Wade, Eftp, and uccooded John Mourn, Ucs(dvod—That can nevor view the payment of Tithe in Ireland under ...

... The subscription a Protestant Freeman, per Mr M-Kenna, . *** I^o From the unitrd parishes St. Michael John, per Messrs James o*Goripj*n anJ John Enins, ~, Suhieripticn of Mr Mooney, New Bride-st, Sabseription of Lawrence Finn, Esq, P. and J. ni»n. E-q ...

... you replied, and well and nobly, ia too late—we must content the English people. was said that Lord John Russell's book was at variance with Lord John Rus- ; sell’s bill, still you answered, must content the people England. If was said that the repre ...

... pirates wire chiefly Spaniards, and were lobe sent to England lor tridl.— 4/nen'can Puptr, State ok the (Joustv Kilkenny Taking arms, and sweating persons to give land, env.rea*e labourers' wages, Ac., Ac , continue to be of daily and nightly occurrence throughout ...

... a member of the d education. Indeed, out of 100 of all sects in Ireland were opposed to ministerial plan of education. Mr. JOHN BROWN expressed himself favour of the system proposed government, which, his opinion, was r.dmirably calculated in impart ...

... merely going to the ehuren hear a the bill would not i liter fere with it ; but what reason was there lor go>ng church with arms, banners, and music ? (Hear.) tended creates disturbance, and should pul down. The hun. baronet had furnished him vita to press ...

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... out see what was the matter, when one of the keepers (Ntxon) presented pistol Reilly, and fired. Reilly w-ts shot the right arm, and in the right aide of the head! Nixon then called his companions fire also, but they had the pru not to Ln the early pan ...

... months ago of the inltniton to foinn the armed association alluded to by the right hnn. hart. Upon receiving the intelligence, immediately went amongst his 'enanlry, and of them declared their willingness to teir arms for the preservation of the peace of ...

... the John I’aylor, Kao , VUackhoiMO. Ayrahue IVtcr’a Church, John Scmpt*. . , II«»:h Sl.orilf thi* city.t« MarrH daughter of the late Cw«f«Ug» ,of Harold’a-rro**. _ st. Andrew*e Church, B.*icrt Kaq , A T.l D., Anna, third daughter of the lute John Plnnhrtt ...