... vis.: —Messrs. John Donohoe, Pat Smyth. John Bsnin, Felix M'Manus, John Reilly, Pat Baxter. Francis Dolan. Pat M'Gauran, Philip King, Pat Baxter, Fat M'Gauron, Pat Manion, Philip Curran. Michael King, Pat Reilly, Michael M'Gauran. and John Maginu. For ...

... The Rev. John Pierpont is Pastor this Church. The above arc among the oldest Churches in New England, and probably the United States—Ane-For* Express. branch of the Ulster Banking Company is to opened Omagh, this day. . . , . The Earl of Cardigan has published ...

... Campbell John Dunn Bernard Hughes John Workman John Grattan John Mitchell James Bradford James Andrews David J. Patterson Robert Alexander Drummond Anderson Win. Pirrie Porter F. M’Craeken Win. Dillon, Solicitor ...

... satisfaction, letter from him, describing the character of the present President of the United States, in reference to slavery. John Tyler, in whose long Message we read boast of what the States had done to put down the slavetrade, a slave-dealer, of the worst ...

... e. (Cheers.) Mr. Richard O’Gorman handed in subscriptions from Mr. John Ivors, of Carlow, and said that being a Catholic he felt himself called respond the observations of Mr. Grattan. thought that the Pope had no power to prevent him from taking a part ...

... the 7th, and before the following jury :—Messrs. Wm. Johnston, A. Johnston, Wm. Irvine, John Irvine, John Woods, James Johnston, James Woods, William Walt, John M‘- Hugh, James M‘Coy, Hugh Muthcrn and Robert Kidney. I’risonci’s brother objected to the ...

... by payment of the cl that were his hon. friends to his right, O’Brien and cannot be also effected by such interference as Grattan—they had strong Protestant convictions. this, (Loud cheers.) Do not suppose, for a Their chairman, to whose powerful talents ...

... echo throneh the chambers of the Vatican, and scare the intriguers Kt. James's. (Applause.) Mr, Grattan rose, and was received with load cheers.— (Hr. Grattan) was Protestant; and. Protestant, lie protested against the course of conduct the Eng lirii government ...

... that made the eloquence of Grattan so sublime when moving the immortal declaration of right in 1782? arms of the Velunteers! Speaking of England, he says There does, of late, a certain damp and supineness overcast her arms and councils, miraculous as ...

... U> loathe conuuaaiwa with others. tat a. art. gloomy ami aluoe. never slaxing his moody brow, when the \. i.og Inez to his arms, and pillowed tweet head upon hia br-s 1. Then seised woman* tendcrocaa. he fondly car»v-eil her. While the ship gening under ...

... Glendermott Church, the Rev. A. Carey, John Portcus, Esq., of Manchester, to Mary Jane, second daughter of the late Samuel Ilaslett, Esq., Poyleview, Derry. On the inst., at the Parish Church of Allsaints, by the Rev. John 0. Dali, Mr. James Hamilton, of Ardee ...

... think, in a case of ordinary _Lord Clements, W. C. Percy, J.P.. John Lawder, J.P., : that in Dingle, his hie. libel, to bring separate and distinct action agalusl the O’Brietl, J.P., and John Veevcrs, Esq. The . his confederates (Lord entry and proprietor ...