... and Gentlemen : The Earl of Shannon, President. Lord Viscount Kingsborough, I Colonel Hodder, Garrett Standish Barry, M.P. John Hyde, Sir Win. W. Bocher, Bart., | W. 11. W. Newenham, Esq. The Earl of Ban don arrived in town yesterday morning from Castle ...

... daughter the Right lion. 11. Ilohhnusc, I Somerset. Yo.lcr.lnT cTrning, Charlotte, daughter of Mr. John Booth of C»rollnc.»f. Friday, at her house, Grattan’*-hill. Mu* '''rhliMda'y munifnß Patrick, .troct, at the houic of her aunt,Mil. Knight, Kliza, ...

... with perseverance, would have defeated the minister hut the great body of the meeting disapproved of them. Mr. Grattan, l>ord Corry, Mr. John Ball, Col. O’Oounell, Mr, O’Donnell, Mr. Egan, and some other gentlemen, zealously approved of by far the most ...

... concluded and the Jury after a short delay returned a verdict of acquittal John Unqerty, M’(.artli//and James Roc In-, won', indicted for violently assaulting, on the 4th of July John Croker and his father. This assault arose out of combination. The Prosecutor ...

... north, who do not hide their arms, you may find those troops still more necessary to defend the partisans of an obnoxious government, and atill more obnoxious frnm this last measure.” Again, I am aalunished, proceeds Mr. Grattan, ** the people of England ...

... total abi of tithes.’* The signatures this requisition laded the names of Henry Grattan, P, Morgan O’Connell, M P. Robert Taaffe, J P-, Joseph W. Suarmau Crawford, J. John J. P., L. C Smyth, J P. Frederick Supple, Patrick Barnwvall. Very Rev. O’Reilly ...

... expect to see strange sights ; but we certainly were not prepared for that saw last Saturday, Mr. John O'Connell canvassing for Master Morgan—and leaning on his arm, on the canvass for himself, Frederick W. Mullins, Ksq., carried about—let us see for a sim ...

... Yesterday in Ireland; by E. Century ; by John Bunim, 3 E. Crowe, Esi(. ; comprising vols. 12s. hound. Corramuhon and the Notthems The O'Briens and The of 1798, 3 vols. 12s. bound. O’Flahcrty’s, by Lady Mot- The Croppy; by John Banim, gun, 4 vols. 16s. bound. London: ...

... The ship Wexford, James Quin, master, from Quebec to Ross picked up the crew and passengers (14 in number) of the brig John, of St. John’s, Newfoundland, foundered at sea, bound to Cork for orders. HORSES. IMP S T DISCO VE RF. TENDER the Patronage of, and ...

... M.P. for Kilkenny. Air. Wm. Roche, M.l*, for Limerick. Mr. Bi.ake, ALP. for Galway. Sir H. Nagle, ALP. for Westmeath. Air GRATTAN impressed upon the Association the imraea • ate necessity of calling an aggregate meeting of the Dublin, and concluded moving ...

... lortrt, Em. M. P. M. I*. N. A. Vipir*. Esq. M. Clinrlec Smith Forster, Esq. James C. C. Bell, Esq. 51. P. John Eieliani Elmore, Esq. James Grattan, Esq. M. P. Edmund F. Green, Esq. Andrew H. Lynch, Esq, M. P. Uobert Sutton. Esq. Daniel O'Connell, E«q. ...

... confined three four drawings placed equal distances. Silk sleeves frequently have bows of riband the inside of the arm, extending from the arm bole to the wrist A to Ladies. writer of the London Morning Herald addresses the following remarks to the fair ...