... un'y themselves received personal benefit therefrom, with superior London made Gilt Ornaments over the day at the KE.VMARB ARMS, atwliich of the •lia, but t.iey invariably recommend it to their friends and Festoons; a Loo Table, with handsome Base Covers; ...

... Moore Vandeleur, Edward Fitzgerald, Thomas Browne, John Mac Donnell, Richard J. Stanpoole, John Bincon Scott, Bindon Blood, James Molony, Poole Hickman, Simon George Pardon. Thomas Studdert, (BunrattyJ John O'Brien, M. P.; F. J. Fitzgerald, Hugh O’Loghlin ...

... , tons, to embark the 24th and 33d Regiments. For Bom- Mr. S. Brren then rose state that there had not h ’ Anoe Arm , g. of Cornwall, John Fleming, been any compact be ween himeelf and Urd G. Benunck. J Dllke p or^*d> Brahmin, Persia. Hin- He had put ...

... two cases in which parties being in ths custody of the sergeant-at-arms, ami the House of Lords desiring to have their evidence, the House Commons gave orders to the sergeant-at-arms to permit those persons to appear and give evidence before the Lordi ...

... MAJOR MAHON, OP STROKBBTOW.V. Murders, violent assaults, burglarious attacks dwellmg-houses, robberies of arms, tumnltuous assemblages of armed men, resistance to the payment of rents and poor rates—such are the oflences that compose the awful catalogue ...

... evening ought tobeasthewarrior’strumpnt upon theblast, John Mabony, Esq., Cork; John Lynch, Esq., solicitor; uttering no notes but those of rejoicing and of courage— Edward M'Sweeny, Esq.; John Batton, Esq.. Listowel; (load cheering.) And if my feeble ...

... woubl sad day if ever they Irish Government) packed a jury to impriaon O’Brien or Grattan.’' \’t l, should the Gove n-nent anything of the km.i, seeing that the same Grattan who but a week since declared his determination never be found opposed to Queen ...

... aid of his victorious arm neither ought he let if he known that be would not to Aflfghanistan. We count Mr. H. Grattan a very silly father, however, for marring his son’s chance of promotion at the Horse Guards. Had Mr. Grattan held his tongue, nobody ...

... Waterford. The (ess which the Earl of Cardigan will have to pay to the O'Sccra of the Herald’s OSes and the Hosts of Lords, ia coaseqaMet of tbs late trad, exceed IBOOL TRALEE: PRINTED FOB THB PBOPBIBTOBS, JOHN AND OHABItBS BAOAS,'' On iheevealegeef ...

... above association was hall in the Conciliation Hall. tea mimitea after o’clock. Mr. W. S. O’Brien, M.P. j Mr. Henry Grattan. M.P. j Mr. John O’Connell, M. P.» Mr. Daniel O’Connell, jnn.; Mr. Maher, M.P.; Mr. Steele, Mr. Meagher, Mr. Mitchell, Ac. were present ...

... Honan, Edward Hsrhftt. . , - wm after the shots were find William Boyle. John Harley, Ptariek Barrett, Thomas e from ‘he windows ; did not know but Smith, John Lynch, Daniel Meagher. John Madden n, TolMh »“*l‘ d the window before the shot-, Richard F. Waddy ...

... found bis pulse was sti'l; he opened , ,* k • A w a vein in his arm. from which small quanthy of T fi 7 n “* blood issued ; Dr. Millet came in and opened vein , f ncoll, S’“ fiod in the other arm, but it waa useless. Life appeared i* ° ,M - . almost immediately ...