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... —The Rev. John Kollyr:‘.c.,qlcv. M. Goqho::z, C.C., Messrs. Patrick Flood, Patrick Smith, Thomas Callaghan, John Clarke, James Farren, Mathew Fisher, Edward Clarke, Richard Flood,John Carpenter, Walter Reilly, James Clarke, Patrick Reilly, John Gurrin, ...
... in the of fc. J- .poinltl John Smyth. Esq , White Park. Ballyclare, has been apt~ magistrate .or the county Antrim. THE CONSTABCLARY. be George Pinchin, Esq., Urst-rate anb-mspector, ■■ removed, his own request, from John.town. KJke°nJ to Skibtereen ...
... The day was rendered specially interesting by the promised prosence of the Liberator, and of the member for Killenny. Mir. John O'Connell on entering the HIall was received with bursts of applause-geuerous, heartfelt, and enthu- niastic; and so impressive ...
... French, Mary O’Conuell French, II ; Alice O’Connell French, ll ; Mrs Morgan O’Connell, li; Mrs John O Connell, ll ; Daniel O'Connell, 11 ; James O’Connell, ll ; John O'Connell, junior, 11; and Bessy O’Conuell,' 11. I will be in Dublin to rally for the Repeal ...
... Rev. John Kelly, C C., Rev. M. Geoghecan, C.C., Messrs. Patrick Flood, Patrick Smith, Thomas Cal- laghan. John Clarke, James Farren, Mathew Fisher, Edd- ward Clarke, Richard FloodJohn Carpenter, Valter Reilly, Jamss Clarke, Patrick Reilly, John Gurrin ...
... himself from his horse, and sttssl ready receive the guests. In a moment their carriage came up, and her Majestv, leaning on the arm of her illustrious host, entered the gates of Strathfieldsaye. The standard was promptly hoisted to announce that the Queen ...
... ly to the Receiver, harles F 5 . Plaintiff's Soli- jun., Abbeyville, Croome to o ward Whit te, Solicitor, 57, citor, 4, Grattan-s treet, Dublin ; or Lower Mount-street, Dublin. HER MOST UNDER THE ESPECI AL PATRONAGE (¢ GRACIOUS MAJEST Y THE QUEEN. HE ...
... the supremacy of Britain ? ** When Grattan rose none dare oppose The claim made for freedom ; Thev knew our sword* to back hi* word* W ere ready did need them*’ (loud cheers). But how was that power wielded by the armed democracy and their leader* ? Did ...