... the banner rebellion against their Sovereign, bloody defeat 1 would their certain lo*. They are devoid of provisions, small arm*, juiiion,artillery, cavalry military, discipline, officers, experienced Generals, and all things indispensable carrying on ...

... —were they Roman emancipated Catholics ?—(hear, hear.) What would they be but for O’Connell?—(bear, hear.) The famous Henry Grattan once said he would know a Catholic his stooping, crouching posture but was that the case then ? —a Catholic then stood up ...

... OjTcf' M-o-- .•I'.oiition aov shcri-touiii;gs with »L:ch, ( Wtd fda’j kventcj. Six , oih- Uods. U'.c baltalnm ol , ppcjQyc T MU. JOHN CtJU-l- • . iiine regiment nofortunately b«« char.-eJ ; ' |>e.\L CANDIDATE FOR j , the sell-devotion ofone of lUyoung oBii ...

... Hon. Colonel Cavertduh of the UtTl (Guards, shortly about retire the Ueut Colonelcy that regiment, and that hetull the Earl Cardigan, Lieutenant-Colonel the 1 Iti,, >y Albert's Own) Hussars, purchaac (From lhr Limerick Chronicle j On Monday last Major General ...

... the 7th, and before the following jury :—Messrs. Wm. Johnston, A. Johnston, Wm. Irvine, John Irvine, John Woods, James Johnston, James Woods, William Walt, John M‘- Hugh, James M‘Coy, Hugh Muthcrn and Robert Kidney. I’risonci’s brother objected to the ...

... the measures necessary for organising the metropolis in conformity with them.” Moved by Wm. A. Dane, Esq., seconded by John Grattan, Esq-: Resolved—That a public meeting of the Orangemen of Ireland be called, take into consideration the position Orangemen ...

... DIRECTORS, AUDITORS, &C. W. F. Chansburs, D. Henry HollanJ, John Malcolm, Esq. George O. Mills, Esq* George Palmer, Esq. , EHwanl Peorhyn, Esq. Wra. Holme Sumner, ES• Richard Williams. Esq. John Helps, Esq. Secretary Edward Hosier Williams Solicitor. Th« ...

... lieve that there is not member of the community | ' (he doors closed upon him by the of a stage-coach, immediately under the arms ot tl ■ , j the result of pro- lunate • f .ihetl&nd have been thrown open trade, and followed by a..end carnage, which »Mr ...

... Fortescue. F. French, T. Gisborne, H. Grattan, F. J. Howard, S:r R. Howard. Joseph Hume. Robert Hutton. H. Lynch, W. Macnamara. T, B. Martin. Sir H. Nagle, C* O’Brien. W. S. O'Brien, D, O'Callaghan, Daniel O’Connell, John O’Conuell, Morgan J. O’Connell, Maurice ...

... and these Bombay troops earned rcfimont, concatved . J thewoiUihai defended the cily, and look Moolraj to and effected it Sir JOHN HDBHOUSB rose to tha' the I thanks of the house be gi»en to the Right Hon. the Earl of DaJhousie, Knight of the Most lion ...

... LCi'h Foot, to Colonel vice General James Kempt, appointed to the Ist Foot Lieulenam John Mackintosh, from half pay Royal Marines, to Fay master, vice Alexander John Macpbersou, who reverts to former half pay Lieutenant. IStli—t upturn George William ...

... Kx-high sherUfcoumy Dublin, John Clark limes, county Armagh, A. Holmes, Esq,, grand secretary county Monaghan; John Johnson, Esq., grand secretary co. Antiiui. From the grand lodge Dublin ; John Grattan, Henry Kingsmill, and John Weir ...