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... presented itself there was an end to disorder. Ireland is an unexplored, unworked mine of wealth, which may be now made the right arm of England. Ireland possesses a maiden soil ; the poverty of her sons has ever prevented the developemeut of her resources ; ...
... and settled upon his estates in the county of Limerick. It derived from the noble house of Cardigan, and was connected with the Earls of Ailesbury, Surgeon John Flinn, of Mullinahone, is appointed medical attendant to the new dispensary at Ballycalien ...
... judges was published. After that could it he supposed that counsel for the honest people of the city of Dublin, and When Henry Grattan was in his last illness, he was not able the commissioners sav how much that lax will sheriff would hardy emujgh to admit ...
... member is in a bad stale of health let him set out the sooner. for the proper place—they relate only to the sons, not the Grattan was in his last illness, he was not able fathers. (Hear.) But ibis I will say, that I have ease such travel by laud ; but ...
... t. have got Sir W. for Mayo, and put out John Browne. showed what kind was in Ibis way. Both his brothers voted in the county for Hamilton—the people of the County Mayo have retaliated upon them, and sent John Browne business. short, Connaught now stands ...
... repre- aentation of the county of Carlow, in the last ecction, was a (cheers and laughter) In member of,he association , also Mr John Power, of bought for 100 doub^TfhaTthe the new national hank. resolution to 101 - w P ald Cthe who owned it voted ho- Mr OVONNELL ...
... Westmeath Connty—Sir R. Nagle and M, L. Chapman Wexford—C. A. Walker Wexford County—John Maher and James Power Wicklow County—James Grattan ani’. Col. R. Howard Youghal—John O'Connell. Rbversk Fortune.—A poor man of the name of Uatersby, residing in has within ...
... arier D. O. Jepbkon 0 Mayo—Sir Wiliam Brabazon I « Oumiaick Browne 0 Meath—Henry Grattan 1 Morgan O’Connell 1 0 Monaghan—Edward Luca* I Hon.H.R. Weilema 0 New Rot* -John H. Talbot 0 Newry—Deni* C. Brady 0 Portarlington—Dawson Earner 0 1 Queen s County—SirC ...
... reporter on The Chronicle, Member of Parliament. Sir John Campbell, formerly reporter on The Chronicle, late Solicitor General. Sir John Jeffcott, formerly Reporter The Kev Timet. Judge at Sierra Leone. Sir John Stodcut, Editor and Proprietor of The S*v> Timed ...
... Lacy, George Waller, John Madden, George Brown, Fry, Georg© Mullen, Leslie Key, George Lear, and Charles Gibbons, Lsqrs. County Grand Jury —Thomas Daw-on, Esq., foreman Henry M‘Manu», henry Lindsay, Charles Thorp, John B. Black, John Brierly, Buoke, Michael ...
... and M. Gavin, Esq.—Johauua Fitzgibbou, charged with stealing sixty yards of baffety from Mr. John Unthank, was remanded for further examination. James and John Fitzpatrick were fully committed for stealing a pig from James Welsh, of Rathkeale. The offenders ...
... Relieve and Fitzgtbboit and O’Oricu Itoche and Mcyi.ell Bateson and Jones Ferguson Forbes and l/Cfroy Browne and O'Connell and Grattan Lucas and Western Brady Talbot Darner Coote and Vcscy O’Cunor Don and French Cooper and Pciccval Martin .Shiel and Cave O’Connell ...