... MORGAN JOHN O CONNELL feared J „hohad voted against the not the charge of inconsistency this question, bi|l llc mav ed, as amendment, that for he had scorned it te ' * ien , the comiltee consist of ineinben, instead ot 2ti, favour of an Arms Bill. This ...

... uninteresting character when the leaders of the agitation are away. Mr. Alderman O’Brien, M.i’., Mr. Maher, M.P., and Mr. Ilecry Grattan, M.F., spoke in condemnation of the Preservation of Life in Ireland Bill. The 11 nt was announced to be jCI4B 18s Id. Mr. ...

... Henkv Stiart M'Kay, Ch«inß»» j if f the Crown; and Sir Colroao O’Lorfi- District Master. Grand Orange Lodge a|| \|Holmes and John O Hagan tor Ulster, North Hiding, county Antrim, p,,,' traverser, who was seated at the side bar, „ ~ i Tl>» case, upon the ...

... traffic than than that possessed by any other part of the country. After commenting with great seventy on the evidence of Sir John M‘Ned, the engineer of the Irish North Midland, proceeded to say that the fact that shareholders in the line which he represented ...

... alienee the estates and efiec of John \l‘Lemon, Tullynisk,countv Antrim, formerlv 1 spirit dealer in fast; and Samuel M'Alister, Artnagelvin, county Lond-nderry. and I dealer. A declaration insolvencv has been hied i by John Richardson, Saul, county Down ...

... Keating, Esq., ; M.Jor Blackall, M.P.: Thos. Meagher, Esq., M.F. ; Fiancis Sully. Esq., M.P.; Colonel Dunne, M.P.: John Sadleir, Esq., M.P ; John Greet', K>q.. M.P. ; also, Wiliiam Sharman Crawford, E-q.. M.P. for Rochdale. The chair was taken Sir Lucius O'Brien ...

... convince any reflecting person, The Mail has the follo.mg « e unoersianu „„tensions of quacks to have discovered a that Dr. Grattan, . ,o presided a. L remedy for ali diseases recent meeting of the Irish AUtattce, wicked imposition upon society ; and, that ...

... weekly meeting was held on Monday last, and after speeches from several personages, including the warlike and determined Henry Grattan, the rent, was stated to be £349 18s. Bd. The Liberator has retired from the turmoil of politics to his country residence ...

... lords of the treasury, “ a- Grattan, for teaching us that word —some of these on f the Commissioners ot Public orks in pampered children of agitation would at once Ire ail( from time time to issue and advance become. John Bull, one of themselves, a true ...

... • Society for the Prorno’ion anil Improve of the Growth Fiax, . . William Sweeney, annuity, . . • John Platt, ditto, Robert Martin, ditto, . , • • • John Murray, ditto, Boat for six poor Fishermen of Louph Foyle, as a reward for good behaviour 10 0 Corporation ...

... hurry to reach Dublin, sitting her dead husband s knee, ■ t p a j ia ], sis hours on its way at round his neck, whilst his arm encrcled her «a st_ a Uself dustins ,he hags or In order to protect themselves from the ram, the for some other equally cloak ...

... ’rnd Sewed both been brought to bear upon the mighty forces Price-’ n—rst. the Marquis ...