... persona were now »won« on the petty jury, vis , Messrs William (foreman). John Butter)y. Matthew Biggere, John Dully, John Davis. Robert Daly, G. Dawson, James Hughes, Win. Kertland, John Hawkins, Edwd. Holmes, T. H. Elliott. Catherine 3d'Mahnn was foond guilty ...

... Robinson, (wo bebeve clerk applied to contract for Printing and Advertising for the County for tbo ensuing y»*ar !!! ?*lr. John also applied, when afUr scrutiny, tho contract of the latter was accepted. A person named Richard Power, living In Stock welllane ...

... within two miles of Cardigan, and Saturday three near Abergwilly. fact, a general feeling of apprehension prevails that the destruction of private property will follow the present toll-bar outrages. A lessee of eleven toll bars the Cardigan trust stales that ...

... iicuiiA, Apple fo. %./ JOHN MEE, Eeq , Bslbriggsn. 10th, 1849. TO BE SOLD” Y 1O BELLEWSTOWK MEET! 1 (hi Old Courie, rvhich hat hen put in a tJiorcvnh itutc of rrjtalr. \ THE MAYOR DROOHEDS, A 11 HEW E. COKBALEY, M.P. HENRY GRATTAN. MP_ PIK W. M. > ER\ I ...

... preface proposed** ** Henry Grattan. F.aq., M.P , and tbt Electors of Meath.”— Drank with loon applause- Mr. B. Foana having been called on rose and said—Gentle, men, you high honor in calling on me to return thanks for Usury Grattan and the electors of He ...

... aboot five nun, armed, c;iine lands of ‘t :y oi' Unmard Ralfe, E»q i'Conimon, and seen ■ • rattle, went nnd orderheiv.'re they would shoot him. out to shoot him dead, ami •in otf. They then moved at him, the con!v passed between his arm irt Slightly. They ...

... that the police saved him from being struck by the stones which the country people flung nt him. The woman’s right leg and arm were burned to a cinder. —Mayo Constitution. A Riverstown correspondpntofthe Champion, reports that, tlieev .■nino - oftlie ...

... Cufifuit lb fifialiciil i bw | scheme. 46 __ 39 —. 13 y6 00 o .OO r—Corn per bj John Aptf, IJ, f*l*r* REPEAL ASSOCIATION. Tb® weekly meetio/ of this body hald 0 q day Ur, Mr. John H. Talbot, e»-M.P. for New *Hoss m chair. Tht Rew Mr. Herron, P., handed U leather ...

... frighten the nerves of the spotless Grattan, as well as old Saurin. The ghost of the murdered Walsh has more terrors than all the glittering and unused arms of the volunteers. That single instance gives you the emblematic arms *f the two ages. We should look ...

... —t!ie most independent— m 1 • Grattan, John Greene, H. Keating, Wm. Keogh, and the most futhworiliy of his congrtviu m. j C. M‘Tavish, O’Gorman That Bishop, armed with the overawm *' Mahon, Wm. Monsell, Sir D. Norrevs, John O’Brien, episcopal power, could ...

... not only by the name he bears but the principles be supports.— We brought forward the son of the immortal Grattan (cheers). We selected Henry Grattan repeal principles (renewed cheers). His rallying cry was the principles of sn l although ««• were defeated ...

... school of l»rd Eldou and of I.ord Liverpool, who maintained the principles of narrow ami illiberal policy in the days of Grattan, Canning, sod Grey—a great portion of whose life was passed in resisting the progress of principles now profess- s adopt—whose ...