... Rev. C. Sangar, John Rev. Edward Arnold, John Atkinson. Rev. Samuel Madden. Rev. Charles A. Magtiiie. Win. John C. Ot*le, Constantine J. Smyth, Rev. Frederick J. Walker, Cuoynghain Ellis, Rev. Win. Sudchfle. Rev. Robert Chatto, Rev. John L. Aimstrong, Rev ...

... gentleman (Mr. Grattan) had charged him with having made a statement at the hustings which was not consistent with truth, when asserted that was not a party to any compact at that election. was sure, from his knowledge of Mr. Grattan's private character ...

... gaining, but there are as many independent unpolled voters as will return Grattan. Htsward's tenants have split their votes with Acton. Too much praise cannot be given to Grattan for his conduct. Heis fightingthe batttein the most independent'djaonfer ...

... grave of the veteran Major John Jenkins, of Prince Albert's Hussars, who died the latter end of last year, and was interred in the burial-ground of the old church, Brighton. The monument was erected by the Earl of Cardigan and the other officers of the ...

... this Grattan. country (Hear.) I wish could agree with those gentle- Mr. Grattan here said that he had been mistaken in men who sav so. I have read over verv carefully the speech w hat he said respecting Mr. Carroll proposing him on a for©f Lord John Russell ...

... Patrick Enwnght, county Cork, ; John Patrick Campaine,county Wexford, 25 cents; Alexander Clark, county Longford, 1 James M'Dermolt, county Longford, 1 dol ; John Brescel, county Wexford, I Michael Bowes. Queen’s County, dol; John Mullen, county Mrath, 1 ; ...

... and James Griffin. Handon—John Cullen. Mallow—Richard Ridiinson. Limerick—(ie*»rge Rohinson. Rosctya—John Ramsey. Athlone—James Moffit. J. Edwards. Lone ford— Thompsmt. Sti>kcs. Clones—Georec Steward. George Hamilton. Cavan—John Heatley. Newtownbntler—Jolin ...

... England are about to form an e ! adrninistration of the open and deadly enemies of Ireland; ?? though Iam growing old now, my arm, thank God, is it yet full of the vigour of youth, and my energies are as pouv- ,I- erful as ever, and as ready to stand in ...

... ; Charles Colls, Charles Thompson, and Richard Peekoser Harris, j on., bill-broker*. Lombard, street, Loudon; John I Smith Daintry and John Ujle, bankers, Manchester ; Hugh lierbtrt Doeotnan, tin.plate niauiifaetarer, Kidwelly, Car: marthen Lat.du* Caietl* ...

... draw resolutions:—Messrs. T Wyse, Alexander Sherlock, Sir Benjamin Morris, the Rev. John Sheehan, Nugent O’Reilly, Henry Downes, Roger Sweetman, Francis Davis, and John J. Aylward. The cu mnittee then retired, ami in abjut half an hour returned. Mr. Wvsx ...

... but subsequently admitted to bail (on the application ot .Mr. John Walsh) in wo solvent securities of 201. each, and himself in 401. Mrs. Sarah Kearney, of Francis r-et, complained tin t armed with At noon, on the 12th, a large body of men course the Tory ...

... on the poll. which was met—unmixed with one single expression Mr. Lynch replied. „rinci»le applause—was followed many manly arm being raised Mr. Monahan said he to,, '') ° Assessor were to wipe away the tear of honest indignation and dissp. laid down nn ...