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... force were in not breaking law. gid of the trespassers, armed with the most deadly weapons, At this moment Mr. Callaghan, M.P., and Mr. D. Meagher and the persons resisting such trespass were only armed with • . m,r V , l ? rk * . sticks and wattles. Tbe ...
... who are amongst the most distinguished in Ireland, he did not reeeire a single promise. Our correspondent suggests that Mr. Grattan and Mr. Howard should come immediately amongst the freeholders there eere only to give them hearty welcome.'' ATHLONE. from ...
... 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 ...
... Laurence Finn, Michael Walsh, John Power, Bartholomew Murphy, C. Waddy, John J. Brady, Joseph D. Mullen, Francis T. IWter, Patrick Costelloe, David Lynch, Jun., Marcus Costeliev Joseph Pollock, John Rey Bolds, John A. Curraif, and- John ...
... „n mow than 1.200 1,800, wbdetbe cilecr Will, reuar.i '.olhe addrem to etocors. wh.ch of all classes. Ph>t» tost moment ‘sir John Byn . the part of hi* brother, expressed Us fl===,& ,-iTT CORK ELECTION. bLubem br 3,00 a They • ere even now ‘° f fo nh under ...
... MiHinania rbhlneti Sir Juba poll, will Baric your inditfnant aenw the iu.uli whteb baa at (be Cattle. quarter part one deputation armed _ rrmirlabla »■ an the day been ..SonM t„ ind M ».,denl and aoliftbtened run. the Corporation, beaded by the Lord Mayor and ...
... YOUOHAL. The elect ion for this town terminated on the inst. and Mr. John O’Connell was returned, having a nominal of seven votes, the numbers being for that gentleman 137—for Mr. Smith, There can no doubt thit thirty forty of Mr. ‘’Connell’s votes will ...
... read the wßt, Robert Challoser, of Coollaltin Park, Esq., rose, and after a. few ofaaeraationa, which tie alluded to .Mr, Grattan'S parUamentary career, proposed him fit person to represent the county. If- Redmond, Kiiloughtef House, Esq., wt.seconding ...
... tlw* A . , the meeting which takes place .Saturday will of the . > ~ r;ln e can- now must be, of its utter hopiessnes*. Mr. John O'Ccnr,*' utmost importance (be cticnt, we trust will be fully with flagrant and specific instances of perjury, such the member ...
... to tho Committee, Com■terciai LiuiiJti g«. J JOHN REYNOLDS, Secretary. Dublin. jsi«t J-muary, NATIONAL BAN OF iUKLAMJ. I.OSOOS BOAUD. WM. CALVERT, ESQ. /J WM. MILLER CHRISTY, ESQ, f] JOHN CURRIE. ESQ. // JOHN RICHARD ELMQRE. ESQ. CHRISTOPHER FITJrsiMON ...
... rencontre occurred between Mr. Grattan and another gentleman ; and after the interchange of not very polite terms, Mr. Grattan concluded by throwing his hat into the face of his opponent.— Towards the close of the day Mr. Grattan came into the Assessor’s room ...
... Blackwood, Colonel Forde, James Blackwood, Esq., William Mussendcn, Esq , W. E. Reilly, Counsellor Reilly, Samuel Cleland, Esq., John Craig, Esq., Bernard Ward, Esq , &c., &c., proceeded from the County Rooms to ihe Comt-House. His Majesty’s Writ was read by ...