... seriousness of character or dullness tn the Irish mind Oh. no. the Irishman distinguished on land and on ocean, arts and in arms—but owing to a wicked code of laws the mass of the people were subjected to heartrending cruelties—they were keet from their ...

... Wardens in earnest, and are determined set an example to the other wardens, the oundinf districts worthy of being imitated. Mr. John Mealy, Knoislymoo, has offered, unsolicited, to act warden ; in that capacity be will an acquisition, and tmrt.cm will eery ...

... REPORTER, TUESDAY. MAY 9. 1843 ARMS BILL To amend and continue the Lairt in I •'eland relative in the Registering of Arms, and the Importation, Manufacture and Sate of Arms, Gunpotcder, and Ammunition. * 1 —Licenae keep Arm*, bow applied for. *2.—Applications ...

... Knight Carey, Fsq.. son of John Carey. Eaq., of Newport, to Letitia, eldest daughter of the lats Lieut. Uovd, 4th, or Roval lhah Dragoons Guards. On Fridav last, at Ennis Church, the Rev William Young. Elisa, third daughter of Mr. John Leech, of that town, ...

... ▼an. and similar arrangement St. Patrirk’s and Thomoodgaia Societies, with Band, banners, wand, and sashes. The Limerick St. John's Branch, St. Dominick’s, St. Franci*’ and Munpral-alreel Sodetie*. with Bands, banofrs, 4c. St. Juba's Society, with Band ...

... eaistence f rurrouned with nrch army «.U ; r.«d, Need I tell you the . t0 0 f valour self armed. lf J ' J f t ~n to glory the patriotbv the eloquence of Grattan lncr , w arms, ism Charlecnnn Ireland saving scorning , name greater »n3 England f™m • mng , was ...

... prepared to address you this interesting occasion (cheers.) After considerable amount of subscriptions were received, the Rev. John N. Smith, of St. James’ Church, rose to address the meeting. Wc merely give an outline of most eloquent discourse, delivered ...

... persons present. Among the gentlemen on the platform perceived the Right Rev. Doctor Hughes, Bishop of New York; Henry Grattan, M I*., John O’Connell, Ml*.; Daniel O’Connell, jun., Alderm >n Gard-.ner, Alderman Rooney; O'CalUghan, Cork: Rev. Mr. Bergin, Ltmemk; ...

... Honan, E»q., Major ui Limerick, 'Thomas Lyons, Esq., John Maher, Esq., W. J. O’Neill, Daunt, Esq., Caleb Powell, Esq., M.P., John U'Connell, Esq., I'., James Roe. Esq , K. 8. Carew, Esq., Henry Grattan. E»q. .M.P., N. O’Flanagban, K. C., P. s>. Butler, ...

... opposite that unless they showed respect for the Catholic clergy, they could never conciliate the Irish people. The late Mr. Grattan had recommended that that clergy should be incorporated and acknowledged the State; and iu that recommendation he, lor bis ...

... field day at Newcastle, under General Lord Downes. Considerable numbers of the people attended. The CfHojxt, war steamer, has armed at Tarbert island, in « the Riser Shannon, also the Alban, steamer, and Myrtle, tender. The Cyclops, Captain Austen, N., arrieed ...

... of vanity and selfishness, were the leading symptom* rather than the cause of madness. jealous of Mr. Montgomery, of Lord Cardigan. Sir Willoughby Cotton, and others; had challenged Dr. ClliotaoD, Mr. Montgomery, Sir J. Lushington, General Ventura, and ...