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... 1837.. THE ELECTIONS. . D . The constituencies are already preparing for the approaching contest of principles. They are arming vi themselves for the encounter ;and although there is uf little time for preparation, it is evident that the al battle will ...
... the besest confederacy of Chey would show that in one of the day for the power of returning O'Connell aga ve against f Grattan, Grattan)—yes. Gratta they found that in the face of a gove to Ireland, they were able to return Iment to move, of ven hy a majority ...
... left he King's or Finnegan, in charge. As soon as the persons, disguised in female clothes, th and armed with pitchforks, went into Cur one of them, John Cummins, as is ali some stalks of n full ear and bloom. stab Finnegan, but the latter parried it of ...
... Colonel Phipps, 10 0 Mr. and Mrs. Drummond, Dublin Castle 10 Q Lieut.-Colonel Yorke . George Howell, Esq. ooo Mrs. Henry Grattan Mr. Putland 5 Mrs. Putland see Mr. Sheriff Veevers, Mr. Sheriff Bryar, . 110 The Right Hon. Lord Cloncurry, . Sir Lynar, eee ...
... reject man whose heart is in their cause, Rami whose head can do justice to the impulse of his heart.” Rj Downpatrick.- Mr. John has come forward and n claimed the favor and support of the electors this borough. Fermanagh.—Lord Cole has left Dublin for ...
... | The present Ministers are like ducks ina large pond, you may them over every day in the week, but you cannot get them t.—John Bu'l. ~ qn TT Eee THE BO CLUB. This highly-respectable and influential Club dined on We dnes- y at the Railway hotel, Westmorland: ...
... II Francis Stack Murphy. 201; Jeremiah S. Murphy. 501; and Co., 501; John Lvons and Co., 501; Francis B. Beamish, Daniel CaUagban. M. F.. 300!; John O’Connell, Summer-hill, ; John Gould and Co., 201. ; Hubert Honan and Co.. 101. ; Murtogh M'Dcrmot», ...
... alas! for the poor colonel. LEITRIM. WICKLOW, WATERFORD. Addresses from Lord Clements to the men of Leitrim, from Mr. J. Grattan to those of Wicklow, and from Mry Winston Barron to the citizens of Waterford have been published. ENTERTAINMENT OF THE ROMAN ...
... police-offices and station- houses. Terrora.ism.—At the Stafford assizes to recover damages for libel was brought by the Rev. John Sneyd, a clergyman and magistrate of the county, against Charles Carus Wilson, formerly an attorney in London, but since the ...
... order and brotherly love—(hear). He then alluded to the attack upon the late Mr. Grattan, namely, that he was not loyal, and was not attached to Protfslanism. Now, Mr. Grattan was devotedly attached to his religion, and was so loyal that was the only man ...
... next dey. John Kennedy examined—Was a prisoner No. 6. Corridorc, in gaol of Clonmel Thomas .Moroney was with him ; witness wrote letter for thinks it was to John Reddy the letter wat desiring Reddy not have arms found about the house* John Orr, Polio* ...
... iui*; H.ich O’llrilr. F. M.rsti. Tbran.s ' w f ™ >'; Honrr Bullrrih-, 1-mh.rt, (iiirmr.!, John Minch. Arthur R«.lclim., Whiter Kratine. John Bntlcr-hy. John Kcntln,. Gmrec |„ p. p. Mrtftc. Wm. niUon, J. I. W. Xnper. Ilenrr »«ker, Sa.nuel llinna, Getrant ...