... parish of St. Keiran, and of the Rev. Mr. Kilroe, Mary's, Athlone. Major seco nded the nomination. Mr. propose da Wm. Seton and John Web- ster, Esqrs., Birmingham. He also handed in 331. from on of the Very Kev. Dean Dun- Sligo, being the subscripti w hose ...

... defendant Catharine Wright, hehess-al-law to her brother, the late John Despard. agamst whom a decree fur tale the lands of Kiilaghy had been pronounced. The d». set by plea that (lie late John Despard «u tenant (ail. und not tenant in fee simple ; and that ...

... ploughs, the projierly of Mr. John Short, of Pallas, near Toomavara, were maliciously broken some persons unknown. On the morning of the 21st instant, a party, consisting of nine or ton armed men, attacked the dwelling of John Hogan, Gurthnamoc, parish ...

... Rev. Dr. Cantwell, Roman Catholic Bishop of Meath ; John Hogan Esq., J.P., and John Lyons, Esq.., D.L. Onthe left Sir Richard Nagle, Bart., M.P., Sir Perey Nugent, Bart., High Sheriff of Longford, John H. Nangle, Esq., High Sheriff of Kildare, and Charles ...

... Attbill, Porter, Hamilton, Richardson, Cleary, Young, Swcny, Harris, Birney, Jervais, Ball, Cleary, Young, Ylonston, St. George, John Storey, William Storey, Burke, D?ftus Tottenham, Simpson, Hurst, Nichol, &c., &c. Fermanagh Reporter. The London Gazette of ...

... pretty spectacle. hey please in the meantime, provided public opinion the be read with attention by h committee Wm, Seton and John Web- great bulk of her people are Catholics, but she must hi ave you a specimen of these fellows in the speech of a Mr. | drill ...

... Carton, Esq. P. Heany, Esq. Joseph Byrne, Esq., Grafton street, Stephen Stretch, Esq., President, Dame street, John Clarke, Esq., Henrystreet, and John Casey, Esq., Treasurer, 91, Dame street. PRICE OF BREAD. Quartern Loaf ?? 9d I Half ?? 5d. I inE Q( 'K the ...

... fair fair hair, slight made ; a labourer wore a light frieze coat, cord knee Wweecbes, hght coloured vest, and Carolina hat. John Murtagh, Ballytoohey —2& years of age; five fect six high fresh complexion, fair slight made; occupa- colcurec \.e ...

... FEBRUARY 2. Mr. HOUSTON took the oaths and his seat for Renfrew- shire. The hon. member was introduced by Captain Gor. don and Sir John Beckett. CHURCH RATES. Mr. WILKS, in presenting some petitions upon this sub- ject, expressed the satisfaction he felt that ...

... could have been On the Donnell, J.P. ; John H. platfo rm we noticed Sir Francis M Nangle, Esq., J.P.» hig’ h sheriff of the county; Edward Wolstenholme, Esq., J P. ; Richard Grattan, Edmond Flinn, Esq., M.D.; J John A. Mansfield, Esq M.D. ; Rorke, Faq. ...

... Commissioners on this subject. Mr. RICHARDS hoped the Noble Lord would alter the re* gulations of the Fever Hospital. Mr. Grattan and Mr. \V.S. were understood concur the propriety immediate legislation on the subject of dispensaries in Ireland. Leave ...

... of Cavan; James Dwyer, Ireland; John Uiley. and George Howland, of Cavan; Tbos. Br'nlgi*t Brennan, Margaret Doran, M in. lerence Byrne, Charles Dolan, Mr. Martin, and two friends (names unknown). Mary Delaney, end John Cvel, wife and two children, of ...