... (be members a society called together by, and acting under aucb truly patriotic impulses. Ilosra ore, Henry R. Westenra, £b— John Craven Westcnra, 5 —Henry Westenra, £s—Richard Wcstcnru, £. I hare the honor to be, Sir, 4t faithful and sincere servant. “HENRY ...

... was, besides, member of the Registry Association, Mr. Redmond then proposed James Power, Whitehall, the county of Dublin, and John Healy, of the city Dublin, Esqrs. Mr. Francis Brady handed in two pounds from the parish priest of Newcastle,whom he proposed ...

... thenkful'y acknowledge* the lereipl of 3f towards the election the chapel, from Daniel Murphy, Eaq., juo. of Cork, per Mr, John Cutach. We »>e glad perceive by the Gazette of the Bth instant, that our talented young countryman, K. Prendergast, Esq. Surgeon ...

... Irish Volunteers [loud and long continued cheering.) lam not for force or for giving power the arm the soldier. I would put a padlock his arm, and would bind the arm lha people by removing from them every cause discontent. The bon. and learned gentleman next ...

... Porter, Esq. John Ctftel«*y.‘tEtq. Tho'naa Potts. E-wj. Wm. Cawthorn, E«q, Jamea B. Esq. John Cv>x, Eaq. Denzil 1. Thu utou, Esq. Gteen, JohA Wild, E»c|, IJiitacroa,—Ehenesar Feroin. Eaq. Auditors,— Tbos Gorton, Esq; W. Silveaier, Esq John Somervell, bankers ...

... leading principle of our rulers —these ere lbs reasons why Ireland sincerely loysl, end why tbe eld corporate Orangemen are up in arms agsintt tbe government. And give lease to ask Lord Lyndbursl, would be dimioisb that feeling of attachmeat which now beats ...

... Thoroley, Hoy, J Vcia, Sir C aJephson. COO T Jones, \V Walksr, ajooes, Varbunon, 11 Lister, Wild. G H Mangles, J Tnllsis. aMsrtin, John Stanley, E Q Moroton, Hon A Steuart, R MOM. aßUke. MJ aNtgl*. Sit R altodkio, J J Peu*, P Bowring, aPower, J aßrabaion, Sir ...

... for ou' success here, as un« dertnok the moat troublesome part, the collection the mon*y. am, See., DANIEL DUN FORD. The Rev. John Maher, C. M., Tooinavara i I send forward the petition, numerously signed, his Majesty from the parishioners Toomavarn. A barony ...

... i slirred, ami before many montlis by shall give to the Conservatives proof that Ireland is invincible—that against iier, armed as she with her wrongs, no administration founded on injustice to the great majority can stand, and that over a faction a nation ...

... in the county of Meath, last winter, whan son and Henry Grattan were candidates far lb# county, and were opposed Randal Plunket, who brooght 200 Oiengemen to the hustings, their leader being armed with pistol. At that period the Ribbon: men of Meath were ...