... poor-lawunion,— viz., the Ear) of Enniskillen, Lord Loflus, Hon. John Cole; Edward Archdall, Esq.; Richard Dane, Esq.; George Spear, Esq.; Charles Ovenden, Esq.; Fausseit, Esq. ; John Brieu, Esq.; and Alexander Nixon, Esq. A general court of proprietors ...

... right to support.” The landlords hes of Roebuck. What a read this, and the speec' iI ty the renegade Grattan— (groans)—is not with im in his privacy. Grattan, who disgraced his father, and the county that retarned him. They read Roebuck and Sir in Hall; they ...

... majority of thirty-seven votes. The Tory candidate was Mr. John Shaw Leigh, proposed Mr. Gladstone. The (rlobe contradicts, upon authority,” the rumour of the approaching marriage of Lord John Russell to Lady Fanny Elliott. . Hus Royal Highness Prince ...

... observed the fullowing :— Willian 8. O'Brien, Esq., M.P. ; Henry Grattan, M.P.; Richard A. Fitzgerald, M.P. ; Gerald Alyward, Painestown ; J. T. Duffy, M.D. ; Edward Doyle, Richard Kelly, John M‘Kenna, 7.C. ; James Rainer, Wexford; C. P. Shannon, C. Wilson ...

... the members of the ral committee, were the following :—John M.P.; John Reynolds, M.P.; Daniel O'Connell, M.P.; Alderman O'Brien, M.P.; John Patrick Somers, M.P.; Charles Bianconi (Clon. mel); John Adye Curran, barrister; Rev. Mr. Hopkins, Rev. Me. Coughlin ...

... carried. Grattan ward, £1 2s 6d, from that sterling patriot Mr. John Robinson, R.W. Collected by Mr. Pa- trick and Mr. James Malone, 63 7d; Mr. Alexander Thowburn and Mr. George Strahan, 7s 2d; Mr. Daniel M‘Grath and Mr. Jubo O'Neill, 3s 9d; Mr. John M‘Auley ...

... particularly outrageous, they not only exhibited fire-arms in their march, but bred off bails in the direction of persons who were at work the fields, that all had to fly for their lives wherever the armed banditti made their appearance. In the country districts ...

... Halliday, Esq., of Antrim; Hill Charley, Esq , Rev. John Scott Porter Robert Griroshaw, Esq.. J. P., I>.L.; J. 1. ennent, Esq . I*., K- J Tennent, Esq., J. P.; Rev. Daniel Sharkey, PP-, Ballynahincb; John Charters, Esq.; Magill, Esq.; Conway Griroshaw, Esq ...

... government should draw the sword in Ireland to put down Repeal, would meet them upon the threshold of the Constitution, arm to arm (cheers) and r «Tf or. that God who had never deserted the cause of the afflicted when in danger. (Cheers.) In that God ...

... the replies of the our advers eolumna) was presen b the medium to Mr. John MGee, » beautiful anuff-bux of superior w Upon the eat- sid of the lid was engraven—“ Presented to Mr. John G. M‘Gee, as a mark of gratitude and esteem those eng in his employment ...

... and J. Wood*. Grattan ward, 14s Od, per Messrs. 1). M‘Grath, Asunder Thoburn, James Mai lon, and Patrick “‘Entee, ward, 7s, per Messrs. John Tracey, ®°y|** and Nicholas Smith, Patrick’s ward, 14s 4d, per Messrs. William Th°s. Hughes, and John Connor. ward ...

... valued freedom of conscience. (Mr. Daunt) would with that sublime prototype of Tory assoevators, John Knox. begged attention to the following extract from John Knox’s dialogue with Secretary Lclhington. It is taken from **Knox’s History,” p. 357:—” Idolatry ...