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... the following Reaolurintw were unaniiaouaiy adopted:— Propuaed hy John Byrne, Etq.; taeonded by A. M'Dwniel, That in contequence of the diwolution Parliament, which haa just taken place, we lima in ateeting to ciprna our anxious with to support the principles ...
... Gisborne, T PattUon, J Brady, DC Gully. J Bodkin, J.J. Grattan, Palmer, C Buwriog, Df J Power* Blake, M J Gaskell, Perrin, Lewi* Buller, C (01100, W Pardarves, W W Bennett, John Grote, G Parker. John Barron, Heron, Sir R. Phdlijw, Bainbridge, E Uuthven ...
... aoettor y to iateadad ia » mat aaa oapeeted. Stanley wa. penoa addre-iaf priaaipla Inal ttotjahS topmaad la tto oppa> Mr. H. GRATTAN aiiittoaddraa, and ia the chair. Opiaioaa, to tto remit, wera exceedingly awe*. Wvattofaatletto Dtoaalerato (Sir R. toal) ...
... Athlone pursuivant of Arms in hi* Tabard. Sergeant*^!-Arms, bearing the Maces. Master of the Horse. Chaplains. Cork and Dublin Herald* in their Tabards and Collars. Steward and Comptroller of the Household. Gentlemen Ushers. UUier King of Arm*, in hit Collar ...
... W Riekford, Beneti J Gordon, R Kippoo, Berksiev, Hon G Gore, Robmson, G T Goriii(t, H Roche, W Benett, J Grattan, S Km-bnclt, J A Biddulpb, Grattan, Ko-per, J Bish, T Grimston, Vtseoutttßnndle, J Black bo me, J Golly, J R Black stone, W HaH. Roth»en, Blake ...
... gentleman then moved that the taid indi viduals taken intv custody by the Sergeant rtt.Arm** Agreed to. ...
... O'Cuonell) in the hope that intimidation would be put an end to, whether it was exercised by landlords or priests. ( Hear. Sir JOHN CAMPUELL hoped that a remedy would devised that would render the adoption the ballot unnecessary. had seen so much of intimidation ...
... to exminine it* detail*. Tbeß order *b» ■ that he «u not in the house »ben tbe bill been and had not seen it until ha bad armed [in Dublin.”'??’ noble duke then read tbe letter of the Lord Mayor, whid> forth, that in measure so seriously affecting the ...
... Sir Ferguson, J N Fazakerley, Col Fox, N Fittsimon, Fitxsimon, Lord C Fitxroy, J Fort, and J Fergus. Grant, Gaskell, J Grattan, H Grattan, J J Guest, R Gordon, Sir (j Grey, Grate, Lord Grosvenor, W D Gillun, J Gully, T Gisborne. D Hawkcs, Holland, T L Hodges ...
... ettleer commnding the garrison andone attendant' Colonel OtJt|er). The' Adjutant-General. The Quartermaster-General. Colonel Sir John Harvey. A.D.C. to the King. LientenanuGenerah Sir Thoma* Downman, A. D. C. to the King. Lieutenant-Colonef Yorke, Private Secretary ...
... O'CONNELL said, that tbe great mischief of the Orangemen carrying arms was, that it created a reaction, aud the Catkolios carried arms in self-defence. Hi* wish was that neither party should have arms. (Cheers.) The return was then ordered. EMPLOYMENT MILITARY ...
... not used Mr. Trevor; his observation* were general and polkiml, and not personal to any individual. (Signed)' WM. BECKWITH. JOHN CirrPCHASE. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. The lovers the turf will glad to learn that the great steeple chase, to dime off at Middleton ...