... record was withdrawn without Ins (.the Karl of Cardigan's} knowledge. (.Sfrtni/unl) hare received from land William I’agel a letter, what do willr which hardly know. Hit: letter is addressed the Kart Cardigan, and, bo- I shies the complaint which are about ...

... hat been plotted to appoint ,the Rev. John Edward Murray to the incumbency Cattrepolre, (Edeoderry,) vacant by the promotion of the Hev. Henry Moore to the living of Juliantlawn. Newspaper Prosecutions —Mr. John Brook, of Manchester, and Mr. Henry oflhe ...

... g meeting with considerable encouragement, and that the survey is now progress. TwoofSir John Macneill are ul present engaged in surveying the line, and Sir John himself intends to join them shortly The Provincial Committee have suggested the formation ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Crofton, Lord Lucan, Sir John Power, Uart., J. L. \V. Napcr. Adams Reilly, Stat.hy .M'Clouli-ck, and Maj »rCampbell. BALLINASLOE, The Marquis and Marchioness of Clanricaide, the Karl and Countess of Forlcscuc, Lord CJorf, Lord Cardigan, Lord Kilrnuit.c, 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 ...

... M'Donnell, Carrokeel, one gun; Marcus Bannon, Caronlord, one gun ; John Cloghcr, brought out of his house and beaten; John Croom, of Curralcc, dragged out and sworn to whether he had arms- They then went to the house of man named Kelly, colled tor of the ...

... pleasure, whose life they would, without any respect, attempt, if be interfered with any of their projects. They are usually armed with round iron weapon, which is carried either at the point of the flowing turban, or at their side It consists of flat iron ...

... Liberuthur” in his next journey to London, and he at ins back when lie resumed his place in the House of Commons (hear). Mr. Grattan, M.P., having favoured the assembly with speech, at quarter to five the week’s rent was declared to be 2031, 7. 6. Front the ...

... her fant resting on bet arm. They were buried Utnapoie that same mning. upon the ideas and adopting the measures of others, he characterised the life of the right hon. baronet * one great appropriation clause.’ ** Lord John Russell’s speech was evidently ...