... death of his companion in arms” was aommnaleatcd to him by express. It is aot the iatsation of Government to do away with the Balk Establishment at Chatham. The Amity freight afalp 1* fitting at Deptford for Gibraltar, aad the John Barry to take caiigranU ...

... last by Lord John Russell, under the auspices of Government. The principle of this great national measure is unobjectionable, and met the concurrence of all parties ; but the details are matter for serious and deliberate investigation. Lord John Russell’s ...

... Dublin eo.; N. Fitssimon, King’s co; Jama Grattan, Wieklow co.; Henry Grattan, Math ; R. Howard, Wicklow co.; D. O. Jephson, MtUow; A. H. Lynch, Galway; W. Macnamara, Clare co.; John Maher, Wexford co.; John Martin, Sligo; Thomas Martin, Galway eo.; F ...

... office this day, in relation to the death by starvation of eleven steerage passengers by the British ship Diamond, of Liverpool, John Toole, master —Ist. As to how far the disastrous consequences are to be attributed to the master; and if not, 2d. To what cause ...

... identity of legislation most be preserved. There were only two ways of governing Ireland—one was as Austria governed Italy, and arm a minority to coerce the majority—or you must go forward, and make the majority of the Irish people what the majority of the ...

... Filzsimon, F. French, H. Grattan, J, Grattan, R. Howard, A. H. Lynch, W. Macuamara, J. Maher, T. Martin, Sirß. Nagle, C. O’Brieo, D. O’Connell, J. O’Connell, M. J. O’Connell, M. O'Connell, O’Connor Don, R. O'Ferrall, James Power, John Power. W. Roche, D. Roche ...

... Bennett, Esq. Grattan Hill, Cork. At Darndale, near Dublin, after lingering Illness, aged yean, John Ovarend, £tq. At Chorcbtown House, Dun drum, In his year, John Busby, Esq. ten. In Belfast. William Aiken, Esq. Surgeon. _ . . . Hanna, daughter John Scanlao ...

... L. Chapman, W. S. Crawford, John Maher. F. W. Mullins, Sir R. Mnsgrave, Sir R, Nagle, S. O’Brien, D. O’Connell, James Power, John Power, K. Ruthven, R. Shell, W, V, Stuart, J. H. Talbot, N. Vigors. Paired off—For, H.Grattan, O’Connor Don, A. H. Lynch, ...

... T. P. Yokes, Esq. John Madden and Thos M’Coy, assaulting the habitation of Patrick Lillis by night, with arms; Castle Connell Petty Sessions, Martin Boland assault, to pay 3s. fid. or fortnight’s imprisonment. Patrick Farrell, John Neill and Michael Finn ...

... deep interest of this country. I will select John Beaty West, one the candidates for the city Dublin. Sir George Rich concluded, amidst three rounds of the Kentish fire, and groans from the Radical party. Sir John Kingston James rose to second the nomination ...

... ed part of thecommnnity, and to maintain in all ita pority, the Fnaenoii or Election. Limerick 29th July, 1637. JOHN VEREKER, Mayor, JOHN P. VEREKER, D. P. G. MAHONY, HENRY WATSON. WILLIAM GIBSON, T. YOKES, MICHAEL GAVIN. FRANCIS SPAIGHT, HENRY MAHON ...

... Mullins, wu proposed by Duiel O’Connell, ud seconded by John B. Scott. Morgan John O’CooneU proposed by Keen Mtbony, seconded by Walter Hoasey. Arthur Bleunerbasset, by Sir John Godfrey, seconded by John Bateman, M.P. Samuel M. Hictuon, by William Gunn, seconded ...