... —Lismacrow Coi rsr. Stewards —The Marquis W’aterford, the Esrl of Claoricarde, the Hon. J. C. VVestcnra, M.P.; Charlea Aikinaon, John John Bennett, James Drought, A. P. Doolan, G. O. Moore, and Thomas Spunner, Esqrs. These races came off Tuesday last, within about ...

... George Foster, Bart Colonel Westenra, Charles P. Leslie, Esq., M.P. ; Sir John Macneill, William Anketell, Eeq.; W. S. Trench, Esq. 3 Jobn Johnson, Eeq ; Henry Mitchell, Eeq ; John Stratton, Esq. ; Edward Golding, Esq. ; Captain Richardson ; F. S. Filgate ...

... was heard throughout the building. man had enteral, and many wondered what meant. The surprise was instantly dispelled— Mr-. John O’Conmdl, Mrs. Fit/.siinon, Mrs. Ffrench and other ladies of the family had just taken the s«‘ats reserved for them, and had ...

... people-am disposed to work nut our know any argument likely to convert the anti-Repe.lera unheeded their ears (hear). Mr. Grattan thin proceeded success by the opinion—bjf availing ourselves of of Ireland to our cause this arrogant menace (hear).- !to ...

... Marquess of Kildare, Henry Grattan, Esq. ; Daniel Connell, jun.. Esq. ; Nicholas Fitssimon, Esq. ; J. Finlay, Esq. ; LL.D. ; Nicholas Boylan, Esq. ; Sir Lucius O’Brien, Bart. ; James Grattan, Esq. ; Hon. Mr/Ponsonby, Surgeon O’Reilly, John Gresham, Esa. ; Surgeon ...

... the cause of the arms act for this country, why do they not at least act consistently and pass an arms act for England (hear)? But he could not suffer f the degradation of this act. The arms of 1782 which his father gave him (cheers)-arms which, if their ...

... James eSheil, P.P.; Rev. John Magennis, C.C., and Rev. Patrick Traynor, C.C., Enniskillen; Rev. Ross M'Mahon, P.P.; Rev. John Smyth, C.C., and Rev. Michael Kelly, C, C., Derrygonnelly; Rev. John O'Reilly, P.P., and Rev. John M'Loughlin, C.C., Whitehill; ...

... the Thronerooms shortly after one o’clock, attended the following officers of the Household and Staff: —The Ulster King at Arms and Heralds; the Genealogist the Order of St. Pa- trick ; the Usher of the Black Hod ; the State Steward, Captain Seymour; ...

... explanation (eat there should be any want of cordiality between him and the too of the revered patriot of Ireland, Henry Grattan. Mr. Canglct handed in ll. «b« renewed auhscriptiao o I Oi. Atkinson (cheers); and in the absence of Dr. Gray begged to band ...

... , was impoMible to praise Mr. Grattan too highly for the ttob'e donation which had bestowed upon the association In the furtherance of so important and national object (cheers). They ought not to forget that Mr. Grattan, presenting his father's memoirs ...

... Somerset, by Lady Granville Somerset. Miss Eseott, by the Countess of Carnarvon. Miss Morritt, by her mother, Mrs. George St. John Miss Lloyd, by Lady Pottinger. Miss Ruck Keene, by her mother, Mrs. Ruck Keene. Miss Inglefictd, by her mother, Mrs. Inglefield ...

... Byug, Ksq., M.P. of Londonh.,, „ tTHAND T.ONDONi Dublin, Messm Gib- HILL, and 344, Mr arty. Esaexton and Co., Ortrt Ml .„ . Grattan bridge - I' * I ''' . . Cork Dargaville Castlebar. Bole; and Co.; Boyle. Golding* Waterford, Phelan; Galway, Healy • tl , ...