... Mr. James Mr. James Close, R, W.. banded 11s from St. Patrick’s ward, including Is from Mr. James M'Entee. Mr. John Robinson, 14s from Grattan ward, collected by bimaelf, Messrs.Thoburn. Slrahan. M Orath,O’Weill, hPEntee, Mallen, M’Aravy. and MvAoley. Mr ...

... done the sumo ; but, in spite of O Connell, Smith O'Brien, Grattan, and the whole host of Irish patriot leaders, the alternative presented to England was repeal separation. (Cheers.) Mr. Grattan, M.P . followed, after which Mr. O'Counell, M P., rose and ...

... Messrs. John O'Connell, Gray, Steele, and the other liberated tra - versers, entered the hall, and were received with enthusiastic cheering they successively made their appearance. The Right Hon. the Lord Mayor, Mr. S. O'Brien,. M.P. Mr, H. Grattan, M.P ...

... inoffensive Irish reapers, at Carlton Minnlott, near fhirsk, by five persons, now in custody, of the name of John Jackson. John Wright, John Gains, Thomas Fawbert, and William Millar. The facts, as far as have been able to collect them, appear to be follow* ...

... proceedings of the lost meeting; and Mr. O’Conuell denounced secret societies that saw were springing Scotland. Mr. John O'Connell read letter from John Augustus O'Neill. Esq,, dated Castle-Mon a, Douglas. coraplaiuitig of the ill-health of the writer, which ...

... engagements are the Grand Duke ihe Cesarewitch, and Cambridgeshire Stakes. Tus 1Jth Hussars, under the command of the Earl of Cardigan, marched from Dublin on Tucs- day and Wednesday for Dundalk. The 11th will detach one troop only from head-quarters to Belfast ...

... THE ARMY. Captain Cathcart, 10th Hussars, is about to exchange with Captain of Lord Cardigan's Regiment, the llth Hussars. . . The llth or Prince Albert’s Hussars, stationed IW.MIu Barracks, Dublin, ami the Sth Uoyal Inrh Hussars, at Dundalk, will exchange ...

... formerly' noticed her playmate, the son of Lord Glenlyon. The two children caused considerable amusement to-day, walking arm in arm together in the gardens with much gravity if they had been grown-up persons. The Royal party, with the ladies of the suite ...

... Roht. Sale; Major Scott, High Sheriff of the County; Sir Kobert Bateson, Bart., Castruse; John Boyd, Esq., M.P.; Leslie Alexander, Esq.; Major Power, both Depot; John Barre Beresford, Esq. ; and on his left by the Lord Bishop of Derry and Kaphoe; the Hon ...

... within a brief space, we observed the carriages of the Lord Mayor and Sir John Power; the Hon. Mr. Hutchin- son (brother of Lord Donoughmore) sat in the carriage with Henr Grattan, Esq.. M.P. We also observed Smith O’Brien, Esq., M.P.; Robert Dillon Browne ...

... lieve that there is not member of the community | ' (he doors closed upon him by the of a stage-coach, immediately under the arms ot tl ■ , j the result of pro- lunate • f .ihetl&nd have been thrown open trade, and followed by a..end carnage, which »Mr ...

... proceedings of the last meeting; and Mr. O'Connell denounced secret societies that saw were springing Scotland. Mr. John O’Connell read letter from John Augustus O’Neill, Esq., dated Castle-Miona, Douglas,” complaining of the ill-health of the writer, which caused ...