... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... ESQ. HENRT S. DANVERS. Esq. JOHN STEWART, Esq. JOHN HARVEY, Esq. J. J. ZOENUN, jun. Esq. AUDITORS autrr, Esq. I ROBT. WELLS EEL'. Esq. WILLIAM SCOTT Esq . Physician—Dr, Twestna, F.R,S:3O, - Montague Place, Solicitor --JOHN bAUNDERS BOWDEN, Esq. No. 66 ...

... their enthusiasm. We observed in live vicinity the chair, which was tilled John O’Connell, Esq. of Grena, the following— » Miss O’Connell, Miss Shine Lawlor, Castlelough, Mrs. John Mabony, Cork, Mrs. Shine, Mrs. Keating. Mias Sherlock, Waterford, Miss Staunton ...

... 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 ...

... the legislat are, our trade obtained support, and our commerce extension (hear, hear). Remember the words of Flood, on Mr. Grattan s motion ameliorate your tradewhy not grant free one ?” Such were the principles of that executive. Then you, England, ...

... the manuscript, and thus suffer devolve upon exclusively all legal responsibility. When the poor were in peril, the horrific arm of extermination was supposed lo have been suspended over their heads, your potent pen and precious space were bravely lent ...

... rd Bishop of Cork, &c., Lieut.-Gen. Sir Edward ey, Commander of the Forces, &c., officers of Prince Albert's Hussars (Lord Cardigan's Regiment) in full dress uniform. The Rev. Elias Thackeray, Vicar of Dundalk, Arc. To be seen at Mr. Stevenson's residence ...

... (hear, hear). I think the Right Hon. Lord French should he one ; and though I may he laughed at for saying so, I think Mr. John O’Connell should be the other [cheers]. Sir, for my part, I intend to be doubly agitator on account of that bill [cheers]. ...

... by John Wisdom, Esq. ; seconded by John Mar- tin, E&q.: R11aolved-That the thanks of this meeting be presented to Mr. Radley for his kindness in affording the gratuitous use of his rooms whenever required for the purposes of this Irstitution. JOHN L. ...

... for 1845 of hi. excellent friend John Hyacinth Talbot, county Wexford flood cheers). It wa. nnneceswry lo observe that Mr. Tallml man ancient family. one of the lineal heir, of the tarldoxn Shrewsbury. . , , Mr. John O’Connell seconded the iDotion, ...

... acknowledge, r; Mr. RAY read the subjoined weekly report of William In. John O'Connell, Esq., inspector of Repeal wardens, ,a. London : ish January 25tb, 1845. ri- WEEKLY REPORT OP WM. JOHN O'CONNELL, ESQ., IN- lve SPECroR or REPEAL WAuDENs, LONDON. he ...