... Purdy) Esq. . 1 0 O Martin Burke, Esq. 1 0 0 'John Cbarles'Lyons, Esq. 1 0 0 John Power, Esq. 1 0 0 Robert Fannin, Esq.- 1 0 0 John Ennis, Esq. I 0 0 James Green, Esq. I 0 0 Charles Kernan, Esq, ?? ?? I 0 0 John Sweetman, Esq. ?? I 0 0 Nolan, Esq. ?? 0 0 ...

... of no Importance, the meeting separated. LORD BROUGHAM AND MR. H. GRATTAN. Lord Brougham. requests the editor of the Morning Chronicle to insert the inclosed report of Mr. H. Grattan's speeches, to which the late correspondence refers, and which was ...

... only open for a fortnight, and he was not aware of the consequences. The defendant was fined in'the mitigated penalty or it. John Flood, Little Strand-street, was summnioned for a si- milar offence. Sergeant Campbell stated that between' two and three o'clock ...

... DU.bL1N POLlVE-ATTURDAY. , AitiAte-qUAr OFniCI. I., CAli4.-,Mr,'john Etch Iiim ws su . noned for having delayid 9'adibit Itd4 Payie into hii 4 alace of buieps, at ?? ?? e rt deing duly ijiade-, ' ?? U Upon .the ease. being qallea'on, Mr. Odiit*UlI tho ...

... Dusicannon, Lord J. Russell, Viscount Palmerston, Marquis of Normanby, the Chan- tcellor of the Exchequer, Earl of Minto, Sir John Bob- 9 house, Lord Holland, Mr. Poulett Thomson, Viscount Howick, and Lord Morpeth. The Council sat two hours. s Viscount Melbourne ...

... er Sir t Patrick Bellew, Sir Montague Chapman, Sir Thos. Esmornde, I Sergeant Curry, Mr. Hetry Grattan, Most Rev. Dr. Mur- ray, Mr. Richard Moore Mr. John O'Connell, and Mr Maher. l rlR IAJESTV 5 DRAWVING R00M. The Queen held her first drawing-room this ...

... to pow, r wm ,ild tie eradlicatetd. c It is ourditty then to stand togeiher. shoulde-rto shoulder- p theart to hevart-and arm to arm-to resist thle ?? of a, the foul Orange domination over our country (htear, a hearI, sod loud cheers). I ask any manl to ...

... the information of Mr. Brown, and sue- ceeded in re-taking John Bourke, who was convicted at the last Spring assizes of administering an unlawful oath and robbery of arms in the house of John Piper, near Pa- r trick's.well, for which Bourke was sentenced ...

... Iseen an admiration of liberty amongst them-the effect will be irresistible, and Ireland must be free, invigorated as her arm iswbylthe poteriofiustice (loude heers). Ihamg gad my .birth took place when the penal laws were in all their horrors, when ...

... before them. He also a found, in a room up stairs, six or sight men drinking %, porter or beer, asid the gas lighticig. LI John Flinn (for the defendant) deposed that he ruicol- it lected the 10th of June lost; be lodged in Mr. Rafferty's ti house for ...

... laritiss House; Rich- |rd Daly, Tullainore; John Keilv, of Ross; Denis Cor- mack, Kilkenny; Patrick INI'Dor;iell, Taridragee; Thomas IVIM'Evoy, Mlullingar; Edward Colgan, Kilcock; John Kear- ney, J. P., Miltown ?? ; John Boyse, of Limerick; Lau- rence Conrahy ...

... CRONiN, ESq., of the Park. On his right sat the Liberator, I the Very Rev. Dr. M'Enry, John O'Connell, of Grena; l John Primrose, E&qrs., &ci On the left were seated John l O'Connell, Esq., l.,P. for Athlone, Humphrey Moynihan, Charles Brennan, Esqr-., &c ...