... restoration the rights of his oppressed Irish fellow—objects. The first resolution was proposed Mr. John Hamer, in an argumentative speech, and seconded by Mr. John Lindon. It was tp the effect that serious injury accrued to both countries in consequence of ...

... Patrick Sweetman, Mrs Nangle, Mrs John Sweetman, Mrs Redington, Mrs Corcoran, Mrs Plunkett, Mrs M* Donnell, Mrs Power. Mrs Conlan, Mrs O’Connor, Mist Dease. Mrs Robert Hodgem, Mrs O'Brien, Madame Henry FarreH, | Mrs. John O’Brien. The Govemeoes of the House ...

... If the Hen. and | how to Gentleman had actually done so, he was the greatest by false ? he (Mr. Grattan) ever knew, for in all the conversations know Grattan) had had with him, he had never got from him ar o who ment that was sot the most directly opposed ...

... Assessors weie, in some instances, allow large sums, and constables policemen were paid for keeping the peac-u the county of Cardigan the shei iffs actua.ly charged the caduiates for silver thrown among the people. (Loud laughter.) in Bedford, all the ir ...

... « show named John Ryan attended a wedding at Anna, near nion roe, in this county, and the party not breaking up unti Ca morning, he was proceeding, at an early hour, accom by a little boy, towards his home, when a man, who ¢ is also John Ryan, jumped ...

... and the other, against '1 ithes, to James Grattan, Esq., our County Member. Resolved—That these Resolutions shall bo published in the Pilot newspaper. JOHN MEA.GHER, Chairman. CHARLES M’HUGH, Secretary. Mr. John Meagher having left the chair, and Mr. Pcler ...

... told that the reault of the operation of the Act of last year ought satisfy the Government that the law was sufficient—-that armed them with sufficient powers, and that there no reason to use arguments of expedience. He only used tha fact this reduction ...

... sq. ; John Campbell, Esq. ; Thomas M’Fnerv, Esq. ; Richard Kelly, Esq. Edward APDonagh, Esc.; Martin Crcan. Esq. ; Thomas Gilligan, Esq. ; \Am. Patrick O’Conor, Ksq.; John M'Dermott. Esq.; John Dennan, Esq. ; John l>odd, ; Doctor Harkan ; ...

... is the latgest seizure made in t jes of Clare for many years, »pped Two men, Michael William Ryan, and John | d not charged with the murder of John Carroll, on his way n his a. from this city to Newport, last December, were appre last night by Constable ...

... «r» ; obliged, from Ulnem, l«o»e court Monday-' Lord Bntdenell ha* armed in London from Ireland. The Right Hon. Maurice Fitxgenld, Knight of Kerry, and cx-meraber for that county, bw armed in London. Amongst the latest arrrial* at Ore dram'. Hotel are—the ...

... utce.-tid controversial discussions; to Mary, second daughter of Mr h'enralt, Bangor. North Walos. * theisth uit., St. John’s Church, John Fitzsimon*?, Esi of Don County Meath, to Charlotte, third daughter Andrew aan. County Wexford, Esq. * , tl instant, ...

... support the Irish yeomanry would in a i apprehend that since the pass ig of the Geo. 111., cap. great degree be nullified il arms were still to be left in the 80, the only two cases convictions for ■ ■ditious libels were hands of those individuals. He, ...