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... that the corn law damaged by water. Mf.Haitwell bolding out hope that the money cam e down to our own days, what produced a Grattan. Bbntbnc« or death question will made an open, nay more, Cabinet qui a- Mr. Obadiah “' d *» consent for a Burkc> Saurin, or ...
... day compared with the days Grattan, harleraount, and Flood” (cheers.) Such are the sentiments that are heard with shouts o approbation by the Tradesmen of Dublin. DARING VTTAC K ON THE HOUSE OF MR. ROYSR. IOF —PLUNDER OF ARMS, AND WOUNDING OF THAT GENTLEMAN ...
... , it only necessary to state timt a , _ . of the Kev. Mr. Keating. and eenerallv firine shots their departure made to Lord John Russell not toopposethe motion of ad- Royal Regiment of Horse Guards—Hugh Bailhe, Genti Chapea ncy or St. Nichocas Withi n ...
... king’s e»i-denee. He listened his wife like a foot, and betravtd her like a knave.—Archbishop Sharp*. Device of Grattan to w*k* Himarlf.—Grattan, the celebrated Irish barrister, was indefatigably industrious He was anxiout not to lose moment in sleep, which ...
... notice Mr. Grattan’s declaration Mr. V. STUART contended that useful system of that he did not wish to postpone line die the bill of Lord j registration could be carried into operation in Ireland with- Stanley. But the speech of Lord John Russell showed ...
... 3d Wm. the Foorth.t 88. Barry John, of Bannaekehy, Esq.—Freeholder, land Sbeune, barony Magonihy,2nl. _ , , Breen John, ofOortnaMarry.Fanfter—Freeholder,ahoaaa and land atOortna«arry,bfrony Magonihy, 101. 3 Droanahan John, of Scahie., Farmer—Freeholder ...
... that the vessel was bloWn up, and that four of the seamen ?are saved. The boy Was not among them. The vessel belonged to Sir John Tobin. âCork ronoUtution. UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. * examination cniamcnced W the fbl-1 owing gentlemen being candidates ...
... ral Sir John Waters, K.C.8., to be Colonel, »Ice Sir Richard Downes Jackson, appointed to the Foot. 93d Ditto —Major-General Sir James Douglas, K.C.8.. to Colonel, Sir Jasper Niculls, appointed the 38lh Foot. Rifle Brigade—Capt, the Hon. John St. Vincent ...
... hope# Christians of all denominations will unite in promoting the Temperance cause. Thursday, six armed men with their faces blackened came the honac of John Heflernan of Olinnhane, Parish of Cnlun, and county of Tipperary, they assaulted HelTernan by striking ...
... their claims, pursuant to the act 2nd and Wm. the Fourth, c. 88. 1 Kelly, John James of Coumbaun, Gentleman— Freeholder lancw ), part of the lands of Goumbaun, barony Dunkerron, John James of same place. Gentleman— Freeholder, (anewsame lands, £2O. 3 O’Connell ...
... impossi e o 8 I’l 1 not Lord Cardigan’s refusal to answer proceeded from then in circulation. The report which attributed to Lord Cardigan has no nwans o ing * . just and proper motive. have the advantage, in tliiv re- Cardigan the words in question was ...
... unhappily It will argue evil lor Ireland—if of war, dare Stanley bring BHI ■ l it pi- I liable to think * Ireland, tho fair right arm of England, should treated thus. When did tlic meteor flag England ever float triumphant to the breeze,, after many a hard fought ...