... are; John O’Connell, Ksq., M.P., Merrion-sqnare; John Augustus O’Neil, Esq., Williams’s-park ; Psitrick Boylan, Kmj., Rathmines and Graflon-strwet; F. W. Conway, Esq., Ksithraines ; Michael Merriman, Ks ...

... 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 ...

... place, a8 ** During the most trying la is eriod of my illness I rea given of the proceedings of ‘the rf “ach of magistrates in Arms , counti es towards Repealers, who were insulted, nay a | for wearing the badge of Ereland’s independence, and ex- | dignant ...

... and John Long, Ksqrs., In* admitted members. From Callau, Newtown, and county Kilkenny, per Patrick C«*dy, Esq., R.W.V., 131. 55., third monthly remittance, which will l»o continued until our parliament is re-assembled. From Wexford 31., per John Greene ...

... of mankind, they would, and should ev oppor- succeed in having the true conspirators brought to n ano- ment (cheers). Mr. Grattan then, in forcible la hat at summed up the history of the state prosecutions h cOm- Queen’s Bench, and the subseqnent proceedings ...