... 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 ...

... feloneously entered, and all his plate, together with a quantity of notes, suvereigs and old guineas stole therefrom. Three men armed, not the least disguised, stopped Mr, Bolton, agent to Lutd Stanley, between Tipperary and his Loidsbip's house, and robbed ...

... friend and affectionate husband. He will long and deservedly regretted by all who knew him. At Edcnderry, on the inst., Or. John Grattan, in his 68th year, sincerely and deservedly regretted by his numerous friend and relatives. Jan. 13, at the hou ...

... members to Lord John Russell. I conjured him to take the subject into hi* serious consideration. But Lord Stanley, one of the bitterest enemies that Ireland ever bad (groans). Lord Stanley was there. I subsequently returned in Sir John Newport's company ...

... Croupier ; John Lindsay, P., the Rev. Messrs. Esq., M.P., Maleomson and Dixon, Davis, Orr, and Maclellan, Drs. ,) George Mulligan, Thomas Crawford, Esq., (Ballydown D. Lindsay, Esq., W. Stewart, Esq., V W. M'Cleiland, Esq-, C. Mulligan, Esq., John Corbitt ...

... the over again in the House. went the head of epu a ...

... 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 ...

... | DOOR, TO SHREW WHAT A MISCREANT HE 18.—(Jbid.) “ intended to have got an ass’s head with a squint ir painted and sent to John David La Touche; but I thin €aLr’s HEAD 18 MUCH BETTER.—(Great “As to the crawling, wretched, contemptible, slimy 7 turea, ...

... regretted, and by none more than the poor to whom he was a kind friend and family physician. On Weduesday evening, a man named John Flynn, from Carhuduff, having left one of the numerous public houses, which abound in this town, in a state of drunkenness ...

... O’Connell's triumph; the fact, however, being, that Mr. Lawless was then, and now. at his Noble Father’s scat at Lyons, Henry Grattan, El;., M.P., has been confined to his chsmbcf for the last fortnight by severe indisposition; but his Illness, it hoped, is ...

... frirtions of the cerebral organs, arid their division into tire hlr~ee great classes, animal, annal, arid intellectual, Mr Grattan proceeded to illunsitste, by E referentce to the busts, rind to magnified profiles taken from them, the form of head indicative ...

... congratulate you put over them the Brunswick arms—that is, death s- ano ther important point—lt is that which head and cross-hones”—ner the marrow.bone and cleaver I IEV e rendered yousuch essential benefits; —nor even John David Touche s emblem, ass s I acting ...