... Esq. eldest snti o, Riclhard Mminsell, of Oakley-park, untlitv Kildare, Esq.-Yrederick W. Walsh, Esq third son of John Walsh, of Sir John s.uay, Dublin, merchant. Joshtnn Clarke, Esq. secoid sonaof William Clarke, late of Dublin, Esq. deceased. -JTol Grey ...

... independent * the hi.*lt..r o-.*.« , trail j so vile ‘Talent ™’ b'gher are comparatively poor and Miule. lalent. whether in arms, literature or through the press, governs both. In England, the lower class is during tactions, and intelligent-,he higher ...

... William Robinson, John IMurphy, Joseph Magee, Henry Johnston, William St. John Boyle, Jacob M. Swift, Noble Dunscombe Parker. William Foley, Willittn Leslie Langley, John Mackesy, Arthur Grattan Guinness, David Ferguson, Ltke D. Smyth, Thomas Palmer, Joshua ...

... bed-ridden for several years, and her daughter, James Hughes, wife, sod three infant children, A Pat Brien and four childten, John Bricn and four children, A What will become of these poor creatures when thrown upon a county where there is no provision made ...

... ; H. might be about gallon of the clarified fluid in the former, Grattan, Esq.. M.P.; Sergeant Woulf, M.P. ; Leland the other contained perhaps half that quantity. Three Crosthwaite, John Power, David R. Pigot, O’Corman four large cakea of sweet brownish ...

... found therein than in any other town in Ireland —Wexford Cun. Death uj'lhe Rev. John Neilson uf Limerick —Died on Monday, at his residence in Cecil-street, the Rev. John Neilson, Assistant clergyman of the Scotch Church of this city. Mr Ncilson was native ...

... R L zell: C. FUzsimon, M- - -• • w pj nn> M.P.; Sheil, M.P.: a- '„‘’p , ve r M.P.: Lieut.- Henry Grattan, M.P.. a , Crosthwaite, John Col. Allen, John Dillon, Lela } Lawle9St J. J. Power. J-FottL 6 ”’ Eiffe E. Jacob. M. R. —rip---. »• Fy E Xn. was the ...

... S. Close, Torrens M‘Cullagh. J. J. Murphy, M Kane. John Guthrie, D. Nicholls, Robert N. Finn, Robert Gardiner, b. Brady, John Law lets, John Redmond, Henry G. Curran, John Gannon, (coiinly Mcaih). John Fottrell, Churles Hayes, William Maher. ...

... the Lords bad so mangled; and from the tone adopted by Lord John Russell in the late debate he had no doubt that its rejection would be proposed by that nobleman ('cheers.) If he (Lord John Russell) acted thus his government would continue firm and unshaken; ...

... few daya forward petition, which had already received 1,600 aignaturea. At Cloghkkn a numerour meeting had taken place, Mr. John Lenaghan in the chair. He had received letter containing a report of the proceedinga, and it appeared that the people had very ...

... enemies must be told that if the calm voice of the legislator, and the denunciation the prophet are alike unheeded, the clash of arms and cry of war w ill be heard. your tents, O Israel,' for if Moses cannot lead in the battle, Joshua can (applause). But against ...

... that the funds devoted to the use of the Church were not sufficient for Ecclesiastical purposes in Ire- land. (Hear.) Mr. H. GRATTAN said, the Irish Members did not uphold the present Government from any party spirit, hut because there was evident disposition ...