... the alter did not leave off his abuse would put him in his pocket, allusion to his being a small man. you do so, replied Grattan. you will then have more law m your pocket than vou ever had your head. ’ Bully’s Acre was piece of fiee burying ground ...

... Henry Baker, John Bagnall, Charles R. Connolly. Sutphen R. Card, Lewis Clare, John 11. Elliott. George Feath, Thomas Egan, M. R. Gabbett, George Gordon. Edward Hughes, G. Hill, Tobias J. Kelly, J. Ladley, Bryan M'Sweeny, John Moloney, John O'Meagher, Cornelius ...

... let, C. Doyle, P.P., Pat Dooley, Edward Byrne, C.C i John Seymour, John Cahill, C.C., Edward Farrell, M. J. Patrick Ryan, Joiiii Joyce, John Gorman, Pierce Joyce, Michael Barron. Edmund Joyce, John Kavanajrh, Henry Joyce, Laurence Doyle; Stephen Murphy ...

... after which the meeting separated: —John Boyd, Durham-street mill. Treasurer ; Geo. C. Hyndman, Castle-place J. Grattan, Corn-market; Geo. Murray, High-street; John Mathews, Durham-street mill; Mitchell, Alfredstreet; John Thomson, Brown-square; James Cowie ...

... Capt AgUonby, H A Gillon, D E Alston, Gisborne, T Philhpa, Sir R Andover, Lord Gordon, R Philips, M Anson. Col Grattan, J * Anson, Sir G Grattan, H Phillpotts, J Archbold, Greenaway, C Pigot, A instrong, A Greg, R H Pmney W Bainbridge, E T Greig, Ponsonhy ...

... that those who sit on them on ly maintain their position by balancing themselves with care, and resting their elbows the seat arms ; so that if the monk who used them dropped asleep during divine service, the scats came forward and pitched them headlong ...

... O’Loghlen, Sirs Fitzsimon, Broughall Mrs. Woulfe, Castle, Mrs. Richards, Mrs. J. R. Corballis, Mrs. Henry Grattan, Mrs. Patrick Sweetman, Mrs. Geale, Mrs. John Sweetman, Mrs. Nangle, Mrs. M‘Donnell, Mrs. Warren Locke, Mrs. Corcoran, Mrs. O’Reilly, Mrs. Keogh ...

... county Donegal. to MoliiH, county Leitrim. to replace Sub-Inspector John S. Stuart, gone to Tullamore. The Lord Lieutenant has been pleased to appoint James Wickham, Esq. (son of John Wickham, Esq. J. P. late of Madeboy,) a Sub-inspector of Police. The ...

... and hacks during the month of April, and fined the Magistrates the undermentioned sums :—John Derry, Samuel Wat-on, (Durham street,) ids each and costs and John Kerr, (Peter's Hill), .'is and costs. Bankrupt James Johnston, of Belfast, in the county of ...

... of 1000 strong. Major-General the Hon. John Ramsay, brother of the late Lord Dalhousie, was gazetted on Friday, to the Colonelcy of the 79th Regiment, held by the late Gen. Sir Ronald C. Ferguson. The lion. John Ramsay, brother to the late Earl Dalhousie ...

... The numb, fugitives inking refuge iu lint Servian territory continued to increase, hut the armed men occupy the mountain. They have much want, however, of arms . scarcely one man in ten possesses a gun. the other? oniy having honks, scythes, and hayf ...

... were chosen fur the ensuing year John Bovd, Durham-street mill. Treasurer; Geo. C. Hyndman, Castle-place; J. Grattan, Corn-market; Geo. Murray, High street; .John Mathews, Dnrham-street mill; Mitchell, Alfred-street; John Thomson, Brownsquare; James Cowi-* ...