... Mackalee came and said Father Hugh wauled to see her where he was confession, in Foley’s; when John was bantering her there she in*isled getting the 10s. 6d. ; John Roonern asked the loan from Terence Foley until Saiu.day, when his mother gave the maney have ...

... Kingston, near Encnmhe, Dorset.hire. I hearse, drawn six horses, and covered will, hlack velvet, which were emblazoned il.e arms of the deceased Earl, was drawn to the dour shortly after 11 o’eleck, and few minutes the coffin, which is covered with Hie ...

... hut has his l.ordslnp never heard of t c llallvhnley school, from Inch the Pncsl expelled the Uomaii Catholic children ri . ...

... same spirit which it was given, and that ground would vole with the Queen’s government. (Ministerial cheering.) . , * Mr. GRATTAN congratulated the hon. gentleman who had just sat down, as being at least one bonest man out of the many opposite. (Loud laughter ...

... We know that Lord Plunket opposed the Union, but cunningly enough, lie steered clear of sedition and the rebellion. Mr. Grattan had obtained and accepted from the Irish Parliament vole of £30,000 for bis patriotic exertions, and thus had excited the ...