... that Sir John Byng was sent Mr. Heniy Grattan “to demand an expla~ nation frorn Colonel ; and the Standard is equally in error applying the word *• retraction to the communication made to Sir John and Sir George Murray by Mr. Henry Grattan. The int ...

... object. In conrqucnce of the language uaed Col. Conolly to Mr H Grattan in the Home ot C ommop* the latltr gtnlUmao felt himielf abound to dema' d an explanation, and acne is friend, Sir John Byug, to wait on Colonel Conolly. The explanation demanded wa> ...

... . Dublin. And also Sold the undermentioned Agents:— Arm agh, J. Sloan ; Athlone, John Gaynor, J. Ardee, J. Smith; . Vhcphix, W. H. Whitehead; Aiujhnacl'S Given; Alky, T. B. Kvnsey; Belfast, Grattan and Co.; Ballinosloe, Patriek Burke; Birmingham, Harris ...

... which it has made, that Sir John Byng was sent by Mr. Heniy Grattan demand an explanation” from Colonel Conolly ; and the Standard newspaper is equally in error in applying the word retraction” to the communication made to Sir John Byng and Sir George Murray ...

... produced day, by Sir John M Doyle waiting l.ord Wicklow, on the pot of the excellent Vember for Car. low, Mr Biackuey, when Noble Lord pro. year . , - . Connors perju-y—t'ul po»tpon*d, ptl* acner remains emtody- John N»»h the elder. John Na*h. yonnger, assault ...

... ; every where a living mass puts .notion against those who have so long insultingly i. ninccred over it, and with nervous arm .shakes to its i • the mouldering edifice which no ionger- can . jt shelter, in order to reconstruct another, in whicii p ■ ...

... that Sir John was sent by Mr. Henry Grattan demand an explanation from Col Conolly and Standird newspaper equally in error in applying the word M retraction to the communication made to Sir John Byng and Sir Gcorga Murray by Mr. Henry Grattan. Tbe in ...

... to the Trades’ Union news room copy the Encyclopaedia.— 1 banks to Mr. were passed unanimously* MR. JOHN LAWI.XSS. Mr. SUvin proposed tbe of Mr. John Lawless member c:f the Union. In doing so, Mr. Slevin entered into a long and distinct detail of the ...

... kinda re-| nected with a large body of men who have united for the purpose Gantly, Mooney, John Burke, John Miskel!, Janes ead of training themseives to the use ef arms, and evidence, it is said, Burke, Thomas M‘Donogb, Lawrence Burns, Lawrence M‘Do- but that ...

... reform, you replied, and well nobly, 1 too late, must content the English people.’* was said that Loid John Bussell's book was at variance with Lord John Russell’s h«ll, still vou answered. must content the people England,” was said, that the repre* sentntivet ...

... Killeen, Sir John Burke, Sir William Hort, I Sir J. Doyle, Sir P. Bellew, Sir U. Sir H. Parnell, ; M ienim ira, Walker, Po wer,Huthveu, Wallace, Jeph*on, M. Connell, Wyse, Chapman, Arthur French, H. Lambert, James Lambert, James Grattan, 11. Grattan, More O’Ferrall ...

... Robinson, Willidam ThumassBriscoe, AlexInder Bond John Charles Lyons, . L. Henry, Joseph hI. Daly, Henry Srrvth, William Fetberston, H. St. George Gray, John D. Meare, James Langstafft William D. Meares, John Gibbs. William Reilly, ANSWER. It gives me deep ...