... James eSheil, P.P.; Rev. John Magennis, C.C., and Rev. Patrick Traynor, C.C., Enniskillen; Rev. Ross M'Mahon, P.P.; Rev. John Smyth, C.C., and Rev. Michael Kelly, C, C., Derrygonnelly; Rev. John O'Reilly, P.P., and Rev. John M'Loughlin, C.C., Whitehill; ...

... Sullivan, M. Dawson, Hon. T. V. Norris, Sir D. J. Tenison, E. K. Deveresux, J. T. 0'3rien, T. I Fox, W. J. O'Connell, John TERl.EBS, Grattan, H. O'Conliell, M. J. Greefit, T. - YFitthettyA. tastan , W. Lawless, Hoio. C. Osborne, R. Reynolds, J. nOES. I Alexander ...

... outbreak (hear). Mir. GRATTAN said his object in moving for the returns was to show that the word insurrection' in the Queen's speech did not mean insurrectioce. ARRESTS UNDElt THE SUSPENSION OF THE HABEAS CORPUS ACT. Mr. GRATTAN theic moved for a return ...

... Sergeant at Arms during the pleasure of the house. Strangers were ordered to withdraw, but no division took I place. The motion for the committal of Mr. Smith O'Brien was agreed to, and the Speaker directed to issue his warrant to the Sergeant at Arms to take ...

... twhich, it should be admitted, was bearing a sway that no opposition could resist (hear). The arms used by the con- batants in this cause were no other than the arms of moral, i force and' intellectual activity (cheers). They abhorred violence of every de ...

... England are about to form an e ! adrninistration of the open and deadly enemies of Ireland; ?? though Iam growing old now, my arm, thank God, is it yet full of the vigour of youth, and my energies are as pouv- ,I- erful as ever, and as ready to stand in ...

... t Lord SANDON said, there couldbe no party feeling in the case. The bribery rested .upon one case on each side. 'Mr. El. GRATTAN said that the nohle .lard was. 'Mis- taken when he said that there was only one case of bribery f proved at the late election ...

... Stone, John Irwin, Fielding Morrison, Chaplain to his Excellency; John Connell, Chaplain to his Excellency; 'William Simpson, chaplain to the Marquis of Westmeath Alley, John Lever, Sheridan Young, Marks, Molyneaux iel Asylum; D Flynn, A Sillery, John H Mason ...

... domestic legis- lature. It contained the arms of the trade, with the motto, United td support, but not combined to injure. THE AGORICULTUtAL BLACE9sMITHs BANNER, With their arms and motto of the trade. TlHE r-OPEMAKEns. Arms of the trade, mottos- Virtue, Wisdom ...

... His Lordship was surrounded r by the Earl of Charlemont, High Sheriff Porter, the Most t Rev. Dr. Murray, John O'Connell, Esq., M.P., Henry Grattan, Esq., M.P., the Very Rev. Dr. Yore, V.G. P.P., the Very Rev. Dr. Meyler, P.P., Peter Purcell, Esq.,2 Professor ...

... Jqbn Cunnei e John Tobin, John M'Wilhiams, John Daly, Dominick Fla- nagan, John Nolan, Thomas Waldren, Patrick Cullen, Jas. Lawler, Denis eeenan, Bryan Heoan, Thomas Meath, Pa- trick Lynch, Edward Doyle, Patriek Matimnore, John Smith, ...

... Esq., Longwood; John Alcorn, Esq., John Alcorn, Esq., jun., Thomas White, Efq., Joaephi Dowdlls Esq., Edenderry; Richard Cashetli Esq., Law . rence Bennett, Edendeirty; John Robinson, Esq , ditto:; Robinson, Esq., jun., ditto ; John Cleary, Eaq., ditto; ...