... in continuation, said, that he was rej d by his at the interruption of his friend, John It ntent, in proof, if proof were necessary, which it was not, how fitted John O'Connell was to be leader in his father of the sence. His interruption gave him (Mr ...

... Kurke heard of this, he went home, although advised, by persons differing from him in politics, not to venture. Captain S.M., John M‘Neile, and R. Coulson, Esqrs., were promptly in attendance, and saw the appearance which the place presented. Mr. Rorke | ...

... meeting was next a every of Caramona; Mr. Pierce Mahony, Mr. James Ww Christopher Fitzsimon, Honourable E. Lawk it, their Grattan, Mr. James Redmon s.) He Perey Nugent, Mr. Mr. Purcell announ ed una- At the close of —« ele con ent the meeting, tually received ...

... part of the prosecution, arising o the elec- to them, preamble, are rather strengthened than the subsequent proveedings. Sir John Cam p down the reputation of being not only a sound, the Scotch call a loopy lawyer; aud Mr, Viz eople in had the getting-up ...

... delivered a powerful address.—Correspendent 0 ns of Letter. that Tae Cuaurca.—The parishioners of Dromo > one presented the Rev. John E. Lewis, A at -M., their se — eT as @ mark of their respect and esteem for his tale and and indefatigable labours, as a Minister ...

... 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 ...

... and, for muttor | whether n depriv- to 7$d per Ib. rent bi or Prep. » disputed Mestine mon en- —A circular, issued by Lord John Russell, not stated room to doubt, that Parliament will meet o' . fact of a We hope, that this announcemet that this instant ...

... following shareholder were elected as a Board Superintendence for the ensuing year ;—Thos. Batt, George Langtry, Robt. Batf. John Harrison, Andrew Mulholland, George Callwell, and Lewis Reford, Esqrs. Bigamy. —James Magee, aliag James Brady, has been, within ...

... upon to pay the same taxes. In all parts | world, Irishmen have supported the English name, b; arms; and where has the British name ever been tarn where the arms of Irishmen have been called upon t port it? (Cheers.) It would be unnecessary to s thing further ...

... Que en Mary, that gracious gentlewoman—it It was boasted, in Dublin, that the Presbyte- mercy of “de boy the heel of Heory Grattan to tramp! y the ex- is said, that at first the did not persecute any body, and the enemy. I leave the 85 of the but a coward ...

... great benefit from their u*c“ am, gentlemen, your most obedient servant, -■ March 8. 1841. “JOHN OSBORNE. 7 “ Witness, —James Burgess, Bookseller, Hinckley.’* Mr. John Osborne’s case was pronounced, by the mental doctors, to incurable contumylion. the aid ...

... Aiercmry. Fatal Occoßßfc!«Cß—On Friday evening last, melancholy accident occurred the neighbourhood of Dungannon, which the Rev. John of Brydge-Hall, a Presbyterian Clergyman, lost his life. The Rev. Gentleman, while on his home from the Sessions, had called ...