... they s'ho'ZldTfv l ° bury, from which he has announced his intention of but did not fhint ~r i ,• nou, ...

... of Dr. Crarapton, Mr. Pigott, K.C., Henry Grattan, Esq., M.P., Christ. Fitzsimon, Esq., M. P. James Power, Esq., M. P., Dr. Harkan, Mr. M‘Nevin, etc. Then came the different Trades, with their respective arms and banners, each man being provided with ...

... following order:—- A lame in front, with the inscription of the Plate e« the Coffin, and an Rtehmenton the reverse, with the Arms, Crectv, and Motto of the deceased. The Undertaker, fir m London, Mr. Gale. Two I'orter* 'lutes, properly equipped. Pige. St; ...

... Sallymount; H Grattan, M.P.; the Rev. Gerald Hoyle, P.P. Naas; - Tierney, P.P-; R- Archbold, D.L., Davidstown ; the Re- P. Hackett, R.C.C., Naas; Willian. Lynch, M. D.; John .Hllon, J. P-, Eadestown; Robert Cassidy, J. P., Mona ere van; H. Cassidy, John Mansfiel' ...

... of moderate principles. The small-pox is making great ravages at Newfoundhnd. Two thousand eases have been reported at St, John** alone, of which five hundred are said have proved mortal. ROYAL DUBLIN SOCIETY. IrUh members who voted for select committee ...

... that what he had asserted about having only broken two appointments, was correct. On the 2d of March, Mr. John Kennedy was stopping at the Donegal Arms Hotel, in Belfast, when the defendant, Robert Gordon, came in, and upon the part of Mr. Crawford, (.required ...

... Lord Melbourne, the Lord Chance’lor, the Marquess Lansdowne, Lord Holland, Lord John Russell, Lord Minto, Lord Duncannon, Lord Hawick, Lord Palmerston, Lard Glenelg, Sir John Cam Hubhouse, Mr. Poiilctt Thomson, the Chancellor the Exchequer, the Earl Albemarle ...

... Henry Colgan, D. Amildowney.Clk James Hoey, M. Tierney, Darby Neile, John Bowlan, Francis Nowlan, Daniel Scott. John Mooney, CC. John Far.en, N. Frayne, PP, Lel h > John Dowling, James Butterfield, N Kearney, Patrick Carroll, J. Murray, CC, Thomas Murphy ...

... with the inset iption the Plate on the Coffin, and the with the Arms, Crests and Motto of the deceased. The Hearse, drawn by six horses, and ornamentid with Escutcheons each side, with the Arms, Motto, and Crest,and a rich Crest for the back, with eleven ...

... Little James- street, Middlesex, coach maker—Wm. Forbes High-street, Middlesex, victualler—John Jones, Shoreditch, Middleaex, linen draper—Thomas Patterson, Lower John-street, London, tailor—Wm. Smith, Circus, Minories, Loudon, Merchant—Edward Lawrence Ireland ...

... tl»e Reverend Francis Diil, Presbyterian minister in the county Down, in connexion with the jtereral Synod Ulster, John Blackwood. John Anderson, and William Kennedy, upon behalf of themselves and all the olhei members of th« said congregation, against ...

... involved an accusation of wilful and corrupt perjury against Johnston, the collector. The resolution then passed unanimously. Mr. John Mansfield moved the next resolution. He said that they were last united in one cause, to rally round the patriotic representation ...