... Dublin Cast'e, yesterday. The Very Rev. Dean Vig- nolles read the service. The Anthem, I4th chap. 1 looked and lo ! —Sir John Stevenson, was sung by Messrs. Rossing- ton, Christian, Laurence, and ‘The sermou was preached by the Very Rev. the Dean of ...

... woubl sad day if ever they Irish Government) packed a jury to impriaon O’Brien or Grattan.’' \’t l, should the Gove n-nent anything of the km.i, seeing that the same Grattan who but a week since declared his determination never be found opposed to Queen ...

... following notification: Some of our readers may recollect that, in the course of last autumn, we published a letter from Lord John Manners, inviting those of our church who deemed the establishment of some charitable order advisable, to found one in com ...

... ames Hervy, inspector ; Mr. A. Kerr, John Uriffin, and Gerald Rowan, wardens St. Patrick’s District—C. O. Callaghan, inspector ; S. |CI irk and Patrick Hart, wardens ; John Campbell, head (inspector. I Mr Grattan, M.P., handed 11. Bs. remitted to him ...

... Mr. Daniel O'Connell, jun., handed inl from e rams America, — 2 O43 Rea Nechaven > in ae = ove wa Le of States. ter of Mr, Grattan, M.P., banded in 102. from Nav is the addressed the meeting t some len a a oe on the subjec af | which prosecutions. of the ...

... Esq., in the county Longford, was entered four men, armed with bayonets, during Gcrrard’b absence at the fair Benlahy. They searched the house, made off* with four guns. One of Gcrrard’ssons, John, who is elcik to the parish church of Clonbrony, being ...

... With the exception the stinted corporate reform bill, we got nothing good for Ireland from Whig or Tory. We got coercion bills—arms bills—disfranchising bills, from the legislature. We got stipendiaries, spies, special commissions, and lastly, constructive ...

... taken Jons E. Arabis, Esq., Lord Mayor elect. Mr. Smith O’Brien opened the proceedings of the day by reading letter from St. John’s, which contained a bill of exchange for 180/. Mr. O’Brien next announced the receipt of 11/. !*.(*/. from Athlone, which ...

... 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 ...

... late John Cochran. Esq. of Edenmore, county of Donegal. At Maryville, near Raheny. Henrietta, daughter of the late Rev. John Hawkins. of Donegal. At Clogheen, aged 78, Anastasii, widow of the late Mr. Francis O'Brien. At Kildare-street, Dublin. John Henry ...

... ncis Cleary, Rev. Philip Kennedy, John Meara, their country. ‘tie taxes which are to be levied upou will b Phili, ow completely does Spring Rice verify the lines addressed We would not, then, whenever it Kennedy, John Toole, William Meara, Juhv Egan, | ...

... Cornelius Hickey, James Greene, JohnLcary, Thomas M‘lnerl«cny, Francis Tamplin, Thomas Walton, John B. Knox, Michael Clune, John Whitestone, William Lardntr, John Morony, Edmund G. Mahon, Francis O’Brien, Doctor Hcaly, and Thomas Cullinan. I'he Clerk read ...