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... Thomas M-Cartin, John M'Guirk, Edwd. Slevin, Patrict Camzpbell, Bernard Hagan, Hugh Morgan, Constantine Corr, Michael O'Reilly, John Denis, Peter Nugent, John Caffrey, Francis Quin, John M'Cuskey Francis Corvin, and Henry Campbell. Mr. John ...
... Reverend John George, Lord Archbishop of Armagh, and Primate of all Ireland. The Most Reverend Richard, Lord Archbishop of Dublin. The Most Reverend Archbishop William Crolly. 'she Most Reverend Archbishop Daniel Murray. The Right Honourable John Hely, ...
... tl Ale. 7. Impeachoaent of Lord John Russell, for a hy arming the middle cla sses to shoot the people. a St. No. 8. Impeachment of the Whigs, for pardoning ] and appointing to office Canadian rebels taken with h ed arms in their hands, and fighting against ...
... probability, lead to the adoption of steca penr for sheep. A most destructive fire broke out on the prei3seg occupied by Mr. John Harris, licensed victualler, Chelsofi, it1 Saturday morn- ing, which destroyed the stockand building; also several hotijtg ...
... long-continued cheering and waving of handkerchiefs. He was accompanied by Messrs W. S. O'Brien, A.P.-Henry Grattan, M.P.-Zi- cholas Maher, M.P.-John O'Connell, M.P., &e. When the noise subsided, Mr O'Connell moved the Hon. Mr IIutchinson into the chair. ...
... price for their young -bhrses at Iloawen fair. Amongst the general visiters to the fair se have been the Earl of Cardigan, Lord Sandys, Sir John Ross; Col. PC Daly, l3th Light Dragoons; Colonel Clark and Captain Jex, nictch te Greys; Colonel l-lslskey and ...
... Birr, and he here begged to do ?? Rev. John Spain, paid 21., and the follow- ing gentlemen one pound each:-Rev. Francis Cleary, Rev. Y Philip Kennedy, John Meara, Philip Kennedy, John Toole, .William Meara, John Egan, Patrick Scully, Patrick Mann, a P ...
... stated that part of it was from a new ward recently opened, which he intended to call the Mrs. John O'Connell ward, In honour of the lady of Mr, John O'Con- nell, who, with her four interesting children, shares her hus- band's imprisonment. Her association ...
... necessary information as tomy charaoter. ' You will have the kindness to propose Messrs. Edward and John Shell, and Patrick Mohan, as Volunteers, and Mr. John O'Hanlon, Mr. Peter M'Culla, and Mr. James Quigly, as members. I have the honour to be your obedient ...
... lancholy accounts from Poland. The people are not al. lo)wed to have any arms, not even fowling-pieces, without giving previops notice to the Russian authorities, who bt brand the arms, , _ -__ ..__ .___ d MONEY MARKET-LONDON, W:PMNEjiAy, Scarcely any speculative ...
... similar affronts when- ever the evil opportunity offers. 1 Ve hold out our arms to the Catholics, touchingly says Sir James Graham. Yes, you hold out your arms to them, but the arms you hold out are 30,000 loaded muskets. You court them in the Pyramus and ...
... and constitutional freedom. Sttsaesa7Im Aaeinottoce tile receipt of the followitg * real, 12515; New eBrunswick,1; 1001.; St. John's, 1401. He then said it would be in the recollection of the meeting that a bill of exchange for 178I. 14s. 9d., had been ...