... F. Burdett then rose to call the attention the house the petition of O. Johnston Pearce, now in custody of the sergeant at arms, which he had presented a few days ago. Mr. Pearce now stood in a most deplorable situation, from which every one must feel ...

... Going. Annameadle—Morgan O'Brien. Ternpkderry—John Hunt. Ballymackey—John Cummins. Luboney—R. U. Bayly and Rody. Cleary. iribaum—Francis Young. Nenaph— John D'Arcy, J. Maher, and O'Brien Dillon. Knigh— John Maher. aoughprke—Arthur French. Ardcraney--Darius ...

... the lady John Brcnan, Eoq. Kingstown Lodge, of daughter. March 30, at Withington, near Manchester, the lady of George Oswald, Esq., of daughter. March 2S, at I-oughgall, the lady of the Her. Hugh Hamilton Madden. of sou. March 29, the lady of John R. Young ...

... Countess of Erroll, Lady Ids Hay, Countess and Lady W. Stanhope, Countess and the Ladies Augusta and Honoris Cadogan, Earl of Cardigan, Earl of Chesterfield, Earl and Countess Cowper, Earl Euston and Lady Fitzroy, Lord Ipswich, Lord and the Hon. Misses Foley ...

... Fellowes, Countess of Carnwath, Lord Willis id Miss Fitzgerald, Sir Arthur and Miss Clarke, Mr. asd Mrs. Savage, Mr. and Mrs. H. Grattan, Mr. Jerningham, 22d Regim.ent, Mr. Edward Berwvick, Capt. Romilly; Bon J. W. Fortescue, and Hion. St. George Foley, Aidesade ...

... Flanagac Francis-street Chapel; Rev John Kearney, P P; the RV Gentlemen of Meath-street and John-street Chapels,; Johli -Powrc, Esq. John-street; Denis Moylan, Esq, John.street' Arthur M1'Kenna, E~q. Thomas-street; John Caffrey, Estj Snimmer ...

... at half-past mnp o'clock. Petty Jubv. Messrs. John Bell* John olartin, Edward Saul, Robert Denvir, jun., Hugh CrosVerv, John Jennings, Robert Hutton, Robert M'Neight. William Robinson, James Cosgrove, John Todd, and Hunter hhaw. James Brown and Margaret ...

... Mr. John Redmond and .Mr. Fannin were admitted member* The Rev. Thomas MAr.t'iar addressed the meeting, anj concluded moving resolution to the ttT. that Lord Stanley’s bill would destructive of the franchise of toe Irish people. Mr. Henry Grattan, M l’ ...

... hoecagh O’Higgins, That hop-and-go-aisy, so fond of the Swiggins; Wid head like a bushel, chop full of all knowledge. That bate John O’Uagan from Thrluity College.” 44 Now, by the powers Dick, I’ll lave it to you if that isn’t over any varse the hoccagh ivir ...

... in their antique cut Doublets and Tunics; the Clensmen of Athol, fierce and brave, as the bind of Roderic; Dbu, the Men-at-Arms in their Ancient Garb and Half Armour, the Wooded Scene around, the Towering Battblments of the Castle, &c. The Lists, with ...

... M’Clelland, Robert Power, James Rooney, John O'Hagan, Charles H. Walker, Redmond P. O’Carroll, Doctor Murphy. Charles Hayes, Leland Crostbwaite, Henry Grattan, M.P., John Redmond, Edward Clements, T. M. Carew, J. S. Molloy, John Smith, Thomas Kearney, Francis ...

... Henry Grattan, M.P., Thomas Hutton, William Murphy, e Jeremiah Dunne, M. R. Sausse, Edward Clements, P. e Hayes, James Plunkett, Michael Bernard Mullins, Robert I MClelland, D. M'Donnell, Charles H. Walker, T. M. s Carew, James Scott Molloy, John Smyth ...