... lie returned thanks. Mr. Smyth in a deservedly compUmeniarv speech, proposed the health of the secretary of the society, Mr. John George Coddington (drank with loud cheers). Mr. Coddiogton returned thanks. The Chairman proposed th® health of Mr. Stephen ...

... Sir It Peel . eMimate-potling the ChinJ money «mIT Up , ...

... clothing, and arms ; hiajfleet rode triomphant on tbe sea, tog defeated the British fleet under Lord Torrington, off* the southern coast of Ireland; a small body of Irish Protesiants only, in the northern part of this kingdom, look up arms t« stem this ...

... James Willington, Esq., and Isdv being drank with acclamation by the rustic*cbairman, John Dwyer, who prefaced the losst with warm-hearted and well-merited eulogium, John Willington, Esq., re! turned thanks the part of his venerated and respected i pirents ...

... Wemys, John De Montnoiency, William Morris Reade.John llawtry Jones, Arthur Bt. Qeorse. Henry Ryan. William Ixod, John B.C. *«' * , * ** Clayton Savage, James Kearney Aylward, John Power. John Cooke. William Stsnnard. William 11. (•reene. ...

... farther without putting his neck into the halter, and hence his preparation for a retrograde move with the money bag under his arm. Another reason, beyond the love of sharp fellows” and mendicaut patriots,” may assigned for the good humour with which the ...

... would waive bis P^* , to speak for the present, and thought lb# ou«ht to gise the man fair hearing (hear) man who gave h ...

... the nel.tioner enti- Hioilh Tipperary—>John Cusack. Secretary, Cabir. them ooe-half. It had been ttronfclv urged that they had tied to his coals of the inotion and the order ac- Bal yoieoa Union. Co. Antrim. John Dickey. Secretary. done great deal for ...

... that be had an authority from his friends in Dungannon for going about advocating repeal, and read a paper signed by the Rev. John Kelly. R C C.” and several repeal wardens from that neighbourhood. Me. O'Connell announced (he week's rent to 1,142/. 19s, ...

... the Maiqueas of celebration off the nuptials of Lady Blanche Cecil, bis daughter, and Mr. J. M. Balfour, M. P. Lord and Lady John Rnsaell, after meeting the Marquess aid Marchionesa of Lansdowne, at Bowood, left Tuead;y last for Mamh*ad,»o visit Sir Robert ...

... vlait of aereral weeks lo the Earl and Counter* of Cardigan, Dccne Park. Lieutenant-General Sir Alesander Woodford, G C.8.. left Hotel yesterday for Swillington House, near Lead*, on *i»it to Sir John and Lady Elizabeth The gallant general returns toten ...

... Newcastle,county of Limerick, Sir John Burke. Bart., the Hon. A. A. Nugent, Joseph Esq, Assistant Poor-law Commissioner, John A. Felherstone, Esq., and Colonel Robinson, two of the directors the society. Capl. Burke, John Erq , Captain Donuellan, Edward ...