... 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 ...

... words should written ovfr their doors. would not jiut over them the Brunswick arms—that is, ** death’s-head and cross-bones’ * —nor the marrow-houe and cleaver—nor even John David La Touche’s emblem, an ass’s head with a sijuiut in it —(laughter)—but he ...

... words should written ovrß their doors. He would not put over them the Brunswick arms—that is, “ death’s-head and cross-bones'*—nor the marrow-bone and cleaver—nor even John David Latouche’s emblem, an ass’s head with squint in it—(laughter.)—but he would ...

... words should be written ovi-r their doors. He would not put over them the Brunswick arms—that is, a death’s-head and cross-bones”—nor the marrow-bone and cleaver—nor even John David Latouche’s emblem, an ass’s head with squint in it—(laughter)—but he would ...

... would instantly march inits defence and demonstrate to the world hew gigantic and overwhelming the arms the freeman, compared with the palsied and unnerved arm of the mercenary soldier. I trust countrymen will lose no time in this great national effort which ...

... Hotel, on Monday, the Ist February, 1836. Proposed by John Shegoo, Esq., seconded Sherin Bareev, and carried unanimously, _ . That Patrick Gkenos, Esq., be appointed Chair- Messrs. Michael Levins and John Cbaw/ord were requested to act as Seerretaries. Proposed ...

... Ainsworth, Goring, Philip*’ AUton, Howland Grattan, H Phillipa M Angrratein, J Cirey, Hull KIBMy Anaon, Sir Grey, Sir George Pooaoohr. u- Aetley, Sir J Groavenor, Lord Potter, K Attwood, T GroU, Poulur, J Bagsbaw, John Gueat, Joaith; Power/jam** Bainea, E Gully ...

... Peace-officer Norton and hia party, who succeeded in arresting four of the gang, named Patrick Grimes, Patrick French, John Friend, and John M'Keon. They are all notorious charade* Plunder did not appear to be the motive which actuated them in the commission ...

... Peter Donnelly Esq., treasurer, John Goodwin, Esq., secretary—inclu'ling, 21. from Rev. Dr. Duffy, Catholic Rector, and Peter Donnelly, Esq., treasurer, each; Hugh M‘Mnhon, Esq. 11. 10*. ; Cornelius Cosgrave, James M‘Ardle, John Sheil, Michael M‘fclroy, Bernard ...