... the Jubilee this d, °-S y . short of hateful me. should havegthc -e Iby the se retary, hud been one period onßreived. Mr. John Connell *p » , ■r.hi 11 irßrnr terminated on Monday last. The zeal and un-B«bsoiuM .u U hlic and suggested a publicw«teul wr ...

... Henry Watson, E»q Catherine and M-try Dono* van. robbery—remanded till Monday. John for assaulting John Boyse. jun., iolicifor, on da., George street —one month’s imprisonment. John Ki« ly. breaking glass—one month's imprisonment and four whippings ! Pal Jenkins ...

... Kennedy. Esq., Michael Quin. Kaq., I*. I.yoeh, Esq. John Solicitor, Sb ...

... Dillon O’Brien, J. Roche. Edmund B. Collett, John O’Brien, Timothy Somers, John at. Fitzgerald, R. A. O’Connell, Daniel Tellers. Grattan, Henry O’Connell, Maurice Mr. arburton Kelly, Janies O'Connell, John Mr. Brotherton. The main question was then put:—The ...

... Robert Bradshaw, Pallasgrean; John Muroanc, Cnhirconlish; Michael Lynch, Drominboy, Castle-Connell; Denis; Donnelly, city Limerick; John Cooke, city Limerick. N. B.—The form of application required Register Anns, under the new Arms Act, with Certificate, to ...

... the hour that you may be wanted (loud cheering, and cries of •• we arc ready for them at any hour.”) 1 am sorry I cannot say arm in this proclaimed district but let each man provide himself with three or f our pound* of iron and one half pound of steel ...

... ntlon Vi* k ...

... Whosoever commits the infernal crime murder, deserves justly all the punishment the law of man can inflict Agaim* the murderer the arm of God’s vengeance bared. ** Vengeance is mint', saith the I ...

... their numbers, and sub-committees : •• Daniel O’Connell. M.P., John An«n«ln* O’Neill. F.«q., the lion, the l.ord Mayor, Henry Grattnn, M.P., Nicholas Maher. M.P.. Alderman O’Brien. M.P., John O’Connell, M.P., Maurice O’Connell, M.P., Sir C. O’Loarhlen, ...

... Clonmel. 1 tliitiU you ill perceive of not saying anything further ou that subject present * STEELE handed 6s. 9d. sent Mr. John Cream Repeal Warden of Milford, county Donegal; next la sent Mr. William M Cirath. a purap-boarcr blockmuker of Limerick, ...

... public eatttnaso-i. without one of their own member* lending hand to fling them stilt -r into the mire. Next Mr. John O’Connell, comes Mr. H. Grattan.— ' alts', what s.d recolucuons do tho-e names conjure up in the heart ef every Irishman On whom have the mantles ...

... entered Abbey-street they were loudly cheered by the immense concourse of persons assembled The Davis club, members; the Grattan club, members. [This club wm headed Mr. Barry, in consequence of the absence of Mr. T. P. Meagher, who had been arrested on ...