... 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 ...

... Smith O’Brien, who was there taking the place of the Liberator, when he said that a crop would spring up—an armed one; but mark him well— not armed with the bloody weapons of Affghanistan or China, but the moral and weapons of tation, which tyranny, oppression ...

... SaUtbnry, lha Marquess of Kildare, the Earl Coaoleaa of Ktaaonl, the Earl of Lonsdale, lbe%trl of tbs Earl of Browolow, lbs East Cardigan, the Baronet* Branow, Lord Foley, Viscount Btreogford. Vita mot Ctildrn. Medemoltelle D’Este. Honorable Major General Lygoa ...

... 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 ...

... Killarney, the Lady of DenU D. Duggan. E«q., Knocknaseed. of son and heir. At her father's residence. South Mall, Cork, the Lady of John Francis Maguire, Esq., Barcister-at-Law, of daughter. . . . . At Cor bally, the Lady of Patrick A. Shannon, Esq., of At Dungarran ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Hart, wardeas; John C.mpboii. head Hand. NeTertheless I shall not be sat - Mr an i e l O’Connell, jun., seconded the resolution.— inspector. . . , ■ merely own trifling tribute to the justice-funds for your Mr. Dan et , j , Mr- Grattan, M.P., handed in ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... engaged to take the chair si the entertainment Intended to given near tbe monument to that bard banka of the Doon. The Countess Cardigan will shortly return to Dublin. 81r Robert Peel dine with the Worshipful Company of Ciothworfcerv, on Thursday, the B>b instant ...

... 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 ...