... Ghattan. have been paning Siturdajr and Sunday at Mr. Sharp’* at Mickleham, witli Mr. Grattan ; and it was a very agreeable excursion went and returned with Mr. Grattan, whose conversation about Ireland, and especially the past history of Ireland, well ...

... forwarded these few weeks past. 1 remain, dear sir, faithfully, your obedient servant, “William Merrick. “ T. M. Rav. Mr. John (>’Ci,nnell had great jrleasure in moving that the marked thanks of the association given to the Rev. James Maciiale, nephew ...

... respect to him, was hound say, if brought it forward, must oppose it.—(Hear, hear.) He would ask man to join for Ireland. Henry Grattan was already in the ranks of the association, ami they need not ask him , and the man he (Mr. O’Connell) would ask. he asked ...

... Daniel MiKey 5 ditto P John 'llLinmdon 4 ditto James AI'Lindon 2 ditto John O'Hear 2 ditto Edward M'Giveran 6 £20-paid £46 for good will of former tenant. Patrick Kearney 12 £20 I John M'Evoy 7 (one 90 years of age), nothing I John Rooney 3 ditto Widow ...

... Charles Stewart, John'g-lane Chapel House: James Fagan, REq., T C., 10, Bridgefoot-street; Patrick Hayes, Esq., ?? 37, .Usher's-Quay; DeniseMoylan, Esq., John-street; John Bell, Esq., Coombe; George Hurst, Esq., Cardiff-lane, Sir John Rogerson'a-lane; ...

... went over distributed their medal*. We all In line, they approached each corps presented arms. Tbe advanced guard was composed of company of tbe 13th, with trailed arms end very steady then each detachment succession. Broadfoot's gallant uppers, whom one ...