... $q- John Vernon, Lis Philip Fieteher, C John Buchanan, Woodbine Lodge, Omagh, William M‘tatyre, architect, Ballymoney. Carrickfergus. John Hannay, Belfast, merchant. Wm. Royeraft, Lissuov er, Co. Cavan, Esq. John Bates, Belfast, solicitor. ...

... of Lord Cardigan in the Commander’s note, for Lord Hill has just said enough to make it appear that Lord Cardigan is to blame. The London Examiner says “ The short truth is, that Lord Hill has past his time f«>r command, and that Lord Cardigan has never ...

... sailing time. JOHN ARMSTRONG. 23, Donegal!-Quay. JOHN CARRUTHERS, Steam Packet Ojfice, Carlisle, DAVID BAXTER, Annan, JAMES GRAHAM, 99, Scotch -street, Whitehaven, ROBERT STOREY, Fenwick's-entry, Aewcastle- upon- Tyne, JOHN FRAZER, King's Arm's Inn, Dumfries ...

... worthy . Samuel Ewing . Edward Charley John Faloon . 70 John Montgomery . 69 Wm. Poag. Carrickfergus . 58 David Grainger . John Patterson 54 John Brenan Aolus Active Agnes Agnes Active Ann 47 John Smile/, Lnrne . , 47 ...

... are taught. Daniel may keep him, for we’ll have none of him. (Cheers.) 1 thank Mr Henry Grattan, for trampling upon the Conservative requisition. Who is 11. Grattan? The degenerate son of a toichly father—what right had ho to trample on tho name, of the ...

... by the Earl of Cardigan), two years at the senior department of the Military College, and distinct and express understanding that Captain John Reynolds should never again he required to serve for a single day under the Earl of Cardigan —From the Aligator ...

... tender way of handing him over to the mercy of ** dc hoys.” (Laughter.) Would any man but a coward hire the heel of Henry Grattan to trample upon the names ihc Freemen * «i detained gentlemen, to a much greater length than the hour which our meeting has ...

... the wealth and talent the country, violently [ setae arms in Ulster, and to disperse all tumultuous opposed the measure; and thus the Nobleman who, assemblies of persons, though they might not arm*, the head of the Officers of 50,000 Volunteers, at Dun- ...

... citadel of our constitution, armed for the fight, and let our battle-cry bo—“ For our lil)crtics and for our country. (Tremendous cheering.) Mr. Henry Grattan. M. P. presented himself amid loud cheering. He (Mr. Grattan) did not want to make a speech ...

... Portatlown Esq Miles Orerend. House Portadown E.q John Overend, Portatlown mcrcltant Gerald Atkinson, Portadown Esq John Stevenson, sen. Esq James Stevenson, Dungiven J P Jamas Hunter. Clerk S'.raid Lodge Dungiven John Stevenson, jun Knockan Esq A Edgar, Clerk ...

... observed the ought to gentlemen, in addition to the guest of the ev the cause Jobn Sinelaire, Esq.; John Martin, Esq., jun., K hear.”)— Thomas, Steele, Esq. ; John Wallace, Esq. ; “rejoicing M‘Alister, Esq.; Edward O’Rorke, Esq.; C. | nperance. Esq. ; James ...

... impressive speech, and wa« loudly applauded. The resolution was then passed. J. W. Maxwell, K»q., J.P., of Finnebrogue, moved, and John Rates, Ksq., in a speecb considerable length, hut to which cannot at present more than allude, seconded the next resolution ...