... 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 ...

... . l - BOARD OF DIRECTORS, JOHN ELLIOT DRINRWrATER BETHUN , Esoj Chester-square, Chairman., . Thomas Henry Call, Esq. I Mount-street, Grosvenor. square, John Rivett, Carnao Esq., 46, Devonshire-street, Port. land-place, John Greathead Harris, Esq., 2, ...

... although (Mr. O.) would be obliged go abroad few dave be hoped ret era •°®» • (M .would (If spared) walk into that room arm-in-arm with his old friend the Orangeman (loud cheers). for the Agricultural Society, concerning which so much had been aaid, all ...

... 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 ...

... d Irish in that 7uarter, in the shape of a bill for 1801. (cheers, hurra!) was transmitted by Mr. Laurence O’Brien, of St. John’s, chairman of meeting of citizens in that enlightened quarter, and along with the bill he forwarded an address to the Liberator ...

... Henry Spaight, Esq., Rev. Mr. Corbett, John Singleton, Esq., Rev. Mr. Vaughan, Colonel Synge, Martin Halpin, Michael Cahill, Thomas Crowe, Esq., William Daxon, Esq., Hugh O'Loglilen, E ...

... were washed overboard and drowned. Along the whole of the Welch coast the effects of the gale were dreadful. Carmarthen and Cardigan bays, and all theinletsof the British Channel, were strewed with the wrecks of the vessels. The brig Friends, of Ilfracombe ...

... 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, | ...

... placed its operative. REPEAL ASSOCIATION. The Ilan crowded on Monday. Shortly after roe o'clock Mr Smith O'Brien, ALP., Mr. Grattan, %I. I'.. G. us ral ('lroner, Mr. Kelly, M.P., Mr. D. O'Counell • ,d Caleb Powell, M P. entered. Mr. Aral in, (Lard Mayor ...

... and treachery. when even Grattan was fur moment mistaken and dialed, respecting the notorious commercial propositions*'of that year, Flood from the first saw their felonious intent, denounced, and finally, with the aid of Grattan, defeated them. It strange ...