... William J. Cainen John Rooney J. Moylan Rody Keshan P. Teirney Rev. John Spratt, O.C C James M1ackeo- M.D. Rev. Wim. Kinsella, O.C.C. John Henry Thomas Rev. Edmond O'Rourke, Thomas Hayes O.C.C. Patrick Bourke Rev. W. Withers, O.C.C. John Drake Rev. Richd ...

... respcct- ably dressed men and women eat down to dinner, their young and be- loved landlord presiding—Colonel Kennedy, John Jones, Esq., John Hill, Esq., of Bettaghy Castle, supporting him ; while Mrs. Kennedy, Miss Jones, Mrs. éfill, &e, graced the scene ...

... was the mistake of a great man— Grattan ; he was opposed in vain by Flood—a man whose fame has not equalled his merits. Patrick «JniUted member, Ri-penlon. \ tr Fallan. W, II 10t. l IjmUtad . member* ba.rng carolled John Oa'lago*- Repmlera. p , ,1 10« ...

... Grace, T.C. John lhannigan Luke Corr John Hamilton;,0 A.D. Henry Corr Thomas Finn, LL.DN. J. MiKcnna, T.C. John Miley, D.D. Patrick Flood John Laphen, Clk. Patrick Lalor Patrick Ilarkan, M.D. Patrick Farmell John Gahran, M.D. Thontas ...

... 15 0 1 0 0 £lO 0 0 Per Rev A Fegan, Cabintecly, collected by Miss Swan, Glanagarry— Mr John M'Granc 0 0 Mr James Coughlan 0 5 0 Mr John M'Grath ..026 Mr John Doyle ~,0 Mrs Kelly, Loughlinstown ..020 Collected Mr James Byrne 12 0 ■■— I 7 Per ...

... VESSEL DROWNED. —On cdnesdav night last Captain Scale, of the Coronation, of Cardigan, fell overboard his vessel, at and was drowned. inquest has teen held tl»e lio.lv, before John F. Botirke, Esq. and jury. It appeared from the evidence of one the crew the ...

... Esq. ••• 0 0 John Howley, Esq. • • j 0 0 Thomas Clarke, Esq- • 10 0 William Kenny, Eaq. , Patrick Sweetman, Esq. ••• 1 0 0 John Sweetman, Esq. Michael Powell, Esq. ••• 10 0 Richard Corballia, Eaq., Boacmount Mrs. Corballia, do. 0 0 John Corballia, . ...

... police;— Killed —John Walsh, John Phillips, Thomas Commins, Mary Gatfey, Honor Flaherty, Thomas Hardiman, Catherine Mannion, Patrick Kemple, Bridget Riordan, Mary Anne Whealon. Frank Lady, Honor Kelley, Mary Lyner, Peggy Connely, Denis Mannion, John Summerly ...

... for the prisoner. John Taylor examined—l was called on by Inspector Piles to assist him in executing a warrant against Mr. Gray ; we were both after him since Monday last; on last evening I met Mr. Gray in Sackville-street, arm-in-arm with another gentleman; ...

... Chancellor; the Hon. Captain Boyle, Secretary; Sir George Morris. Gentleman Usher the Black Rod; Sir William Ulster King at Arms; Sheffield Bcthara, Esq., Dublin Herald. hall-past six o'clock, p m., the Knights were called over Ulster, and they proceeded ...

... fellow-soldiers, with Major Grattan, to the attack. The bone of the fore part of his left arm was shattered by a ball, and under the excitement of the action, and the heat of the atmosphere, the wound became rapidly inflamed, and the arm swelled that his jacket ...

... Alexauder MaleoUn, 3*l Dragoons; LieuL-Ctd. David Fawcett, sbth Fo*»t; Lieut.-Col. John Hluoinhvld Gough. »hl Light Dragoon*; Lieut - Col. Norman Maclean, both Foot; Major John Grattan, Idth Loot; Major J.imr* llo|>e Grant, IHb Light Major riiomaa Scott UeignoUla ...