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YEN, ESQ., M.P. On Monday the remains of Mr. Rothven were conveyed from the Corn Exchange, where they had been
... the Elate the Cuffing mid attachment on the reverae, with the Arm*, Crests and Motto •f the deceased. The Hnarep, drawn by six horses, and ornamented with Esmilelieoiis each side, with the Arms, Motto, ami Orest, and rich Crest for the bark, with eleven ...
1. , X'> t. SOsi !'>?* KS.S. i* Ji.Tfi St J'J ai 1-4 1 *’>' railed the dog in office
... Michael Butler, Pieln'ratowu, Walsh, Janies Walsh, do, John Cnrhelt, Tallow, Thomas Corheit, do, H* each : Mr John Power. Ballylnwer, 7s ; P Kelly, Sugaratown, 7s ; Messrs Maurice Carmll, (heart, John Hyan, Killiline, Pat Ryan, do, Rubin Ryan, do, Gs ; Meesra ...
NNW CATHOLIC ASSOCIATIcrY. On Tuesday there was a meeting of the members of this society held in the Corn Exchange
... society held in the Corn Exchange —Henry Grattan, Evq., NI. P., in the Chair. The Chairman said he had, at the request of the friends of the government, paired off, pre •ions to his departure from London, with Lord John Scott, the brothe► of the Duke of Buccleuch ...
Mjrti’i Esq., forwarding signav*. t» addr ss from tliHt to.vn «ays
... con• ihai r«iii-uiung ibeir interests nuiifig dm property persons the useful ■*J't asses t!iw people the tender ** of band armed muianders, for »ucb ‘|l.l ni ke the ilary force 'h In be euie Mr. has taken care * ‘''liu.s «d die aristocracy sbill not a*d ...
kPLANIi rROSrWWAITC. E.a> the Ch.lr
... pubcc there'having b.uOU policemen, armed, and fnrnisbvd with b.«li, in his nomination, and his di-posel.? and yet vya* proposed given to the i-f Ireland. What would heir ancestor* a proposal being made ? Mr. Grattan a).tided to the difficulty speaking ...
PARLIAMENTARY SUMMARY
... Wm. M, Gorge* Hely, J 11. Kiclmrd Cox. James C. AylwnrH, John Power, jmi., William Izod, N. A. Power, Win. Bayly. jnn., Robert Neville, Arthur St. -George, Win. de Montmorency, John Greene, John Shea, Michael Warren, Sydenham Davis, and L. S. Ball, Esqrs ...
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... find clergyman elrc.ioßeering -Uh a pistol his hand the bead of an armed party. Mr. Mullen saw fhe told ihs committee,) at ihe I in. election In theb.wa of Trim, a body of Orangemen, armed with and dngaers. Tuey played very important part upon ibe occation ...
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... are S.t din .blin. AGENTB: J. HACKRT, .T. BCJIIGhaSS, Cloninel. FITZSIMOVS, Kilkenny. PIIELA.V, Wnlurforl. FESTIVAL OF SAINT JOHN, MrmWsof tile must ancient & flcnornb'e Society Ilf Free and Accepted M.isuns, LoJ/rg 612, and of the Ccuiitv and City of Kdltenny ...
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... their lung cherished hopes as well as their determination never to , rest satisfied until they carried them into effect. Mr. Grattan said, thug the question w of whether this bill or that bill was better, b ether by Ireland had not been grossly insul by ' ...
KILKENNY
... Connell Bccu.es Lord Anglesey of re-annmg l>rnige yeomen ; now, know that the urgent ad»ice and uirection Lord Atigieeay was , di.arm it,em. It U troo, it.a> mo.l PiPcUrm men limy l,« fo'>«t ,or 1,, c 80,1, 0 oiliiMii, Ik noniinaliy governed Ire and ; bui hi* ...
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... then sworn : a,. Ledger Ai-J worth, Newmarket, foreman, 21 miles iro-n vDiurleullo; Win. Davis, oi'C'iarle. die, siiopkeeper; John Allen, of Saamlru.n, Eop ; Jo in Daly, oft.l.arh tillo, gent.; 1 c-nge 1, rolls, Esip, 11 visitor at Gibhings Grove, n-sidence ...