... in favour of the , cause which will produce it.—[Here Mr. Grattan entered the Hall and was received with loud cheers.] Mr. Bri«n , continued—l have seldom been agre- ably interrupted. Mr. Grattan has just come at the right time. loves to hear of fighting ...

... are executed in superior manner, in the first style of art. Several eminent military officers and others have inspected the arm, and they consular it to be very suitable weapon for the British army. The company of artillery that recently embarked for China ...

... JP ; M J Boyle, Esq, JP; James Benson, E-q, ; Joseph Benson, Esq, JP; Dr Meare ; Dr Brady; John Beatty, Esq; John Arm strong. Esq ; Rev Andrew M'Creight ; John Barker, Esq, JP; Rev Edwatd Rodney; Win Moore, ; Alex Dickson. Esq ; Rev George L’Estrange ...

... de Stafford an d Carroll, J Kinselah, J Jack: lendid robe of crim- Branchitsch, the Eari of Hardwicke, Colonel Arbuthnot, John John Green, | ra of the most costly | Captain Meynell. pinger, Philip Wa!-h, James Hickey, J ‘The gentleme: -in-waiting on the ...

... Justice. Meu were eent and Mr. Grattan never wae an United Iriebm 10 recommend them but member bad done more ; he bad not only ell the it would Grattan, but he libelled Lord Charlement ; He mind any longer. H. Grattan) would not sit in any assembly landlords ...

... Monday next. Lord JOHN RUSSELL raid had made no random attack upon the honourable member ; his attack, if it could be* called so, was founded upon various reports attributed to the bon. member, ami especially his own circular, signed John Stuart AVortley” ...

... cheers). John Kaly moved a Volunteer, having colleced 101. Rev. John Madden, PP , Timothy Ryan, Cool; Mathew Hilt, moved to be Volunteers, having collected ten pounds each. John M‘Carthy. Michael Murray, Edmond Godfrey. Patiick Hayes, John English, ...

... business but land, and nothing can compensate him for the want of that. Mr. John Fry, of Abbeytown, has been appointed to office of Registrar Marriages for the district of Boyle. Mr. John Locke baa been elected to the office of City Pleader in London. The Faria ...

... concurred in > id not extend to a and hw Mac; en, on the part of Lord Cardigan had been “greatly exay There had been a cabal in , a great display of press itain in a case of a Lord Cardigan almost from the mon od that the noble rec#imment jn India. when a ...

... pave you accercion bill 1 told you to arm—I say, arm ; He believed that the Li ord Lieutenant h | proclaimed from the arm: now, egaiu, I call upon you to massacres—that b e had | ;, we accept the chal arm! arm! (loud cheers). Had we ar ms ...

... which will be hailed with joy and ex inhabitant of the land (hear). No, Sir, ment had nosuch right ; it is not dead, it « Grattan proclaimed that he sat by the erad and followed its hearse to the grave, sodo | was not buried: that it was not dead ; th ...

... name—for the sake ** poor but loved 1 also handed in the sum of LL 13s 24d from ¢ John M‘Lougblaa. The read the following letter! Rev. Dr. O'Connor, Bishop ot Saldes. John-street Chapel-house, Du January 19b, 1846. “ Dean Sin—Be pleased to express to Repeal ...