... would necessarily produce, and which may be inflicted us except we stand together,shoulder to shoulder, to heart, aye, and arm arm, to resist the approach Orange domination in this country. (Cheers.) I ask any man consider one moment what would the consequences ...

... opportunity of distributing the arms and ammunition and giving his final instructions. Each soldier was directed seat himself beside his musket on car, to be ready for instant action, but on no account to make any display the arms until the moment for using ...

... constitutional law which Grattan, by his firmness, obtained for Ireland in *B2, when Ireland only numbered one-third of its present population. (Cheering.) Without it we will not stir hand or foot in favour of England. will fold our arms silent sullenness, ...

... Perceval, Col.—Sligo co. Ellis, John—Newry Power co. Evans. G Dublin co- Power, John—Waterford Fitxgibbon,Hn.R.—Lin erick Shaw, Rt. Hon. F,—Dublin Fitxsimon, s co. University French, F, Roscommon Sheil, R. Lalor—-Tipperary Grattan, J.—Wicklow co. Tcnnent. J ...

... strong fortress, under Sir John Keane, K.C.B. Last Saturday, a prisoner who was confined in the jail of Enniskillen for the sum of £S, made his escape bv scaling the wall surrounding the prison. Last Tuesday evening, Mr. John Ellis, M. P. for N'ewry, met ...

... the return of guardians f.»r the New-- union :— Nn-Limavady divisian, Mr. John Hunter, and Henry Tyler, Esq., Nn-Limavadv Fruithill. Marcus Gage* Esq., St reeve ; Keady, Mr. John Canning, Ballynahary : Lisjaue, Edward Boyle, Esq., Xn-Limavadv ; Gelvin ...

... Friday sen., the officers of the 88th Regiment entertained dinner their old friend and companion in arms, W. Grattan, Esq., late of that corps. Mr. Grattan well known in the military world, as the writer of The Reminiscences of a Subaltern.” Mr, T. Devear ...

... our enemies to power would be eradicated. It is our duty, then, to stand together, shoulder to shoulder—heart heart—and arm to arm—to resist the approach of the foul Orange domination over our country. (Hear, hear, and loud cheers.) 1 ask any man consider ...

... Bandages for varicose Veins. Ladies’ Umbilical Belts, Bandages, &c. for all surgical purposes. AGENT TOR BELFAST, Messrs. GRATTAN & CO. Corn-Market; Dublin —Mr. GIBTON; 892) Cork —Messrs. DARGAVILLE CO. For &.uiMloii, Culling nl Dublin, Falmouth, and Plymouth ...

... are entertaining the Marchioness of Northampton, Major-General Sir John and Lady Gardiner, Mrs. Smith. Mr. and Lady Elizabeth Dickens, the Hon. and Rev. the Doan of Ossory, the Rev, John, Mrs. and Miss Bturke, and Admiral understand that tho Hon. Miss Theodosia ...

... Southwell, h. p. Gentlemen at large— Captain John Winston Barron, h. p., and William Frederick Campbell, Esq., Colonel in the service the Queen of Spain. Physicians Ordinary—Sir James Murray, M.D.; Dr. John Coirigan, M.D. Aides-de-Camp.—Lieutenant the ...

... Arbntlinot, Lord Jocelyn, K.irl of Cardigan, Earl of Rosslyn, &e. The dresses of the ladies were recherche in the extreme. The Marchioness of Londonderry, Duchess of Richmond, Countess of Lichfield, Countess Cardigan, Dowager-Countess Cowper, Marchioness ...