... O'Driscol, Chief Justice of Domi chase and author of a * History of Leland,” and other works, unty Nov. 24, at Ninch, John Ryder, Esq., “arm Hill, Meat Monica, daugher of the late Peter Markey, Esq., of Droghed: t the Nov. 21, William Jackson, of Fontstowa ...

... Hut mark—when armed and organised they refused to pght until the independence of the Irish parliament was declared and ratitied—until Ireland was recognised as a nation, and the sovereignty of the legislature admitted. They held their arms in their hands ...

... Barton, Eeq. Tyrone— Sir R. Ferguson, B»rt.; John Curry Moulray, and Richardson Brady. Esqrv. Cavan— Col. J. Clement,, M.P., and Col Pratt. Belfast— The Mayor, John F. Ferguson, and John Charley, Esqis. Mr. John M'Neile, of the Northern Bank, Belfast, also ...

... published in reference to the above subject, are sq~ae from the following gentle. men ;-Sir John Newport, John O'Brien, Esq., M.P, city of Limerick; the Hon. John Ponsonby, the Rev. T. Blakele Dean of Down, the Rev. E. G. Hudson, Dean of Armagh, R. Otway ...

... 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 ...

... hour's drive of the City of Kilkenny, on the Sir, May 3, 1842. | Road, as now in the of John Walsh, eet. | (HYHE wife of a person residing in St. John’s Green, oonvy, John Ruth, Edward Brett, Mary Ega A inthis place, came to my Shop a little time since for ...

... school-room not to being taken, and subsequent to the proceedings Saint John’s evening, the excellent band of the of the played several delightful pieces of music in first-rat arm of Among the gentlemen who attended this great stration we 0! bserved our ...

... to gain a look of recognition from the judge, but failed in every attempt. At last a lucky thought struck him: raised his arms in imitation of the position a gun when it is presented for firing, accompanying the attitude with a look illustrative of a ...

... be ad- nitted. Mr. Quinlan was admitted accordingly. Mr; John O'Connell handed hi 15s. from the boot and shoemakers. Mr. O'Reilly was admitted a Volunteer, and Mr. Peter Valsh a member. Mr. John O'Connell announced that a letter had been re- ceived from ...

... is the declaration of John I think in justice I an) bound to produce. Daniel M‘Cartie, Richard O'Leary, Edward Fuller Id steal, offering their aid in “ County or dying John Clerk eworn—Lives in Skibbereen ; went on the Fuller, John Levis. water, in search ...

... the graver charze lay. sport. wijliam Digges Latouche, John L. Arabin, James Ferrier, James I have also to st ate, as far as con- Mr. Backman, against harges—one of cons herein Thomas Hatton, John Barton, Mr. Cooxe—Yes- hat I have the original Mr. Newton—There ...

... four millions of inhabitants, are independent countries, educated (hear). Those things happened in the year arm of England she will her right arm in the hour of Tuscauv, with four millions of inhabitants, is an indepen. 1782. In the year 1792 the Catholic* ...