... withont delay. A man-of-war steamer went the Shannon Friday last with SOU) stand of arms for Limerick. Four other steamers were despatched from the Tower for Ireland with arms. understand that two Men-of-War steamer* will stationed at Tarbert, and the other ...

... j;raml«lanbter of the late John »> Esq., Manor St. John's, Waterford. DEATHS. At thchnnscon.orfatl.or.Rowland Tralee, on the (ilh inat. alter .vincr birtli prnreitnrcl'y, daut-htcr. Mn.tsCKNT A..MKS. the beloved wifeif John ColVus.of Harrow. F.vl. For ...

... Arthur John Puck to be Captain, by purchase, vice Walker, who rcl()th Foot—Captmn John Cassidy Stock, from the 3lst Foot, to be Capt., vice Garvock, exchanges, Foot—Lieut. J. H. Ashurt to Captain, purchase, vice Horrocks, who retires ; Ensign John Smith ...

... wish preserve bis incognito, and chance to visit KUlarney and call to the Victoria, or Kenmare Arms, and see the respectable ✓ tor, Mr. Walsh, steward to John Coltsman, Esq., or the steward of Henry Arthur Herbert, Esq., and ask any of them, or many others ...

... return, and Messrs. Daniel Cronin. John and Maurice Brennan, John Mahout, and Denis S, Lawler protested against the legality of the meeting and endeavoured to call another and »[>- | o Thomas Galway. D. W. Murpl.y John and Joseph Riordan, and K. Scott insisted ...

... Lismore:—“ He could support Connell wit* his voice, but he would support him more. Lookat that arm (said the rev. gentleman, stretching forth his right arm). After the magnificent scene I have this day witnMsed. I’ll die death, or see Ireland free (tremendous ...

... archbishops enrolled as Repealers, and he was proud to rank the Right Rev. Or. Slattery the side of John Tuam (cheers}. The motion was seconded and carried. Mr. John O'Connell handed in several sums from Catholic clergymen, and other parties, and moved the admission ...

... will any pitv shown to us others, who may fall into our almost hopeless situation. JOHN HUGHES. “DAVID JONES. “The markX of JOHN HUGH. “ Cardiff Gaol, Nov. I. “ Witness, John B. Woods, Governor.’* Our private correspondence from Alexandria of the 16th ult ...

... of the 11th Hussars, and who fought with Lord Cardigan, is announced appear on the stage of tho Lycouiti theatre, London, FalstaflT. in Henry the 4th! A gratifying testimonial to the ministry of the Rev. John Lever, for thirteen year* Hector ot Tullamoore ...

... tire ; and an arms bill, to which clauses ot !i .bratcd which results great were alhave been recently added, which even Mr, Shaw declared Catholic Association were wantonly severe. may conceive tnal an , him. He constructed gigantic engine arms bill, with ...

... alive in our hearts zeal for freedom & a love for country. The comprehensive genius of Flood—the more than mortal energy of Grattan—the splendour of Bushe—the learning of Ball—tho noble simplicity of Burgh—tho Domesthemc fire of Plunket, the eloquence of ...

... that I think the present would be most unfortunate moment for such proposition; and I would say, in the language of Mr. Grattan, that such provision should Salary, not bribes ; salaries for discharging their duties, not bribes for political apostacy ...