... ropose Gerald Aylmer, Esq., belonging to one of the o if di lest and most respectable fa- milies in the county of Kildare, and Thomas Kelly, an eminent surgeon, residing in Maynooth. He begged leave to move that these, with some other gentlemen, whose names ...

... Ballyronan, inerehant. Thomas Brow n, Belfast, 'Veslevan Minister. Wm. Magill, ('ookstown, M.l>. Thomas Bailey, Malladntl, County Fenuatiagh, J.B. Joseph ilson, Lurgan, linen and yarn merchant. Janies Ganssen, Ballyronan, merehunl. Freeman Hardy, Belfast, nierehaut ...

... |S4| twelve o’clmk. the following . sworn the Giand Jury: David M’t'am-r, mai. ; Thoi. ('amuuui, Samn* I Thomson, Fr.*« inn Hardy, Charles Kelso, Jatne» ll.»rl. . ||. ' Rob rl W. T. llnvey, lleiahrM,,.’ James Marlin, Sannn I M‘Tear. Alexander S. a Hugh ...

... the Bar:—John Jas. Quin, Marcus Syn Thomas Sanders, Florence M’Carthy, Romney if up George Francis Hodder, Francis Somers,* Jame BN. laus Blake,* Jobn C. Ogie, Oliver M*Causland, Ak xander Chaytor,f ani i d Thomas Jobn White. su. ™, of the ti ot WP EEE ...

... merchant. Thomas Brown, Belfast, Wesleyan Minister. Wm. M ill, Cookstown, M.D. Thomas Bailey, Mulladuff, Count: Ferman hy , linen and yarn me Joseph Wilson, Lar; . James Gaussen, Ballyronan, merchant. Freeman Hardy, Belfast, merchant. John Hardy, Loughgall ...

... Ballynnmn, merebant. Thomas Brown, Belfast, Wesleyan Minister. Win. Magill, Cookstown, M.D. Tboinas Bailey, Mnlladntf, County Fermanagh, J.P. Joseph Wilson, I.nrgnn, linen and yarn merchant. James Gaussen, Ballyronan, merchant. Freeman Hardy, Belfast, merchant ...

... SECOND EDITION. — — 1782, at a mecting held in the Town- Hk two March, [The Hon Thomas Sinclaire, Esq. in the Chair. ond, be venerable Chairmar etter Gentleman here pointed to ¢ on his left ; aud gave occasio n to a renewed burst of f the ing.] The resolution ...

... W. Orr & Co. 1 hale Linen Yarn T. & F. Hardy, 2 trusses Woollen* W. Johnston, iO bags Shumac, Wm. Carson, 10 chests Tea. Francit, John Martin & Co. 220 tons Salt. Bellritw, Adam Hill. 74 tons Salt. Man , Thomas Stevenaon, 60 tons Salt. Ip habella, William ...

... Ballyronan, merchant. Thomas Brown, Belfast, Wesleyan Minister. 7 Wu. M: ll, Cookstown, M.D. ‘Thomas Bai ley, Mulladuff, County Fermanagh, Joseph Wilson, Lur; 9 linen and yarn mercha James Gaussen, Ballyronan, merchant. Freeman Hardy, Belfast, merchant. ...

... among whom wo recognised John Sinclaire* Esq. Robert M*Dowell, Esq. R. D. Browne, Esq. M.P. J. Dogherty, Esq. Killigordon, Thomas Steele* Esq, Chas. M'AKster, Esq. S. Cow in, Esq. Doctors Lynch and M'Burney, and others, whose names we could not learn. ...

... passing of one law 5 but the Tory landlords —the Sir Roger Pahners, the Ll om rez s bet one law nor many laws, but a lex a- Thomas Batlers, ul Colonel Bruens, for there ture for ever. The Americans opposed, by war, Great cannot be a doubt, that Liberal ...

... continued, during the meeting. Mr. O’Connell occupied a seal in front of the platform, and near him Mr. Dillon Browne, Mr. Thomas Steele, John Sinclaire, Esq., R. M'Doweli, E»q., John Houston, Esq., Charles M‘Alister, Esq., John M'Kittrick, Esq., &c.; ...