... Mr. Grattan’s estate, and continued this moment. Indeed I have good reason to I relieve that many of the anti-tithe stratag-ms wore first concocted on there. Combination, the most cruel and unprovoked against individuals, has existed on Mr. Grattan's estate ...

... not a tenant. Neither is it true that my estate has b«en tbe scene of tomUnatiom, mnrdert, burnr»jr, burglaries, robbery of arme, attinl/i, jre. jrc. I hive nor time at present to enter into particulars in miking this denial ; but I refer you and your ...

... O Connell, C. O Connell, J. O’Connell. M. O’C. ntr Don Sullivan, U. Talbot, J. H. Vigorj, N. A. Walker, C. A. White, 1.. Grattan, H. O'Connor, F. Lalor, P. Dwyer, A. C. O Connell, Lynch, A. H. Perrin, L. Maclaehlan,L. Hoebe, W. The following Irish members ...

... Fitsvimcn, Henry Graifan, L. Maclachlan, i'homas Martin, Cuinelius Brun, Daniel O'Connell. Maurice OConocll, Claries O’Connell, John O’Connell, Morgan Connell, O’Conor Don, William Roche, Southwell Ruihvtn, Kdward Ruthven, R>citard Lalor J. Talbot, J. Knit*n ...

... holding oflicei in the government. Lord AUhorp’s commutstion of tithes bill was to have been bicug-tforward Tuesday. Mr. Henry Grattan’s motion for bill to amend the Irish reform set, stands fur tomorrow. Sm R. Keane, Bart-, M P. —Just as we were going press ...

... uimnimonsly elected Governor* and Directors ot the Bank of Ireland for (nailing year William Chaigncau Colville, Esq., Goveincr; John George, Esq., Deputy-Governor; James bamhers. Esq. ; Richard Cnne, Esq ; George Carr, Esq. ; .Mathew D'Olier, Eaq. ; Arthur ...

... woutd have supposed that the spi Grattan Emmett lad scended upon him, and that his presence in Ireland was all that necessary rnske the aolttvy oUcia glad, and the wilderne's to rejoice and blossom the retse But Sir John is genuine Whig—he is wtvtbdy nciateil ...

... they might placed upon the same footing as gaolers England hon. member presented petition for the abolition of tithes, ftom John Nuwlan, the parish of the countv of Galwiv. Sir ANDREW AGNEW presented petitions in favor of the proposed bill for better ...

... is at present considerably alarmed, in consequence of great quantities arms being distributed to Orangemen. Nothing is to seen here but squads Or flocking into town receive their arms, each firelock having bayonet fixed to it.” (Signed) Hugh Carney.” Mr ...

... the Carrickfergus Committee do adjourn to Tuesday week. Leave granted. FRANCIS L. DILLON. The SPEAKER onlered the Sergetnt-at-Arms-to have the ire ...

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... within a mile of Killeitall, and about miles to the east of Cashel, was proceeding from his house, when he was met by three armed men, who ordered him to kneel down. . One of the villians snapped a pistol three times at him, and missed fire each lime ; ...