... many of our party assured me that ' it) y'r dog, kept n tail y e n Lis leg.. , as 11 eilingten and Grattan., they never once look, d towards me—they talk. arm and they hest knew why (hear). How h e :inliahle and dis. corning Queen .'id smile, and Trace too ...

... Grenville E. Vemon, 51 , F.srl of Depart. 51. ; J. L. Aldcoro, 51. ; Robert Chaileoor. F. Let ■art, 51; Robert CbaloDer, 21 ; John Siket (Kirktlla) *• Cork. December 28. 1844. “Dkar Vbbt Rkv. Speatt —Myatsmca from Cork, for the porpoae of bolding a meeting ...

... 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 ...

... former have coat always ready for their arms, and the latter have arms ready for a ooat. —New Monthly. Progress Matrimony.—Yesterday morning no less than 3G couple wero united in the bonds of matrimony at St. John’s Church, Waterlooread. The happy couples” ...

... O'Shaughnessy, John Dowling, M. Leahy, John Ferguson, Mortimer M‘Coy, Richard Carey, Joseph Murphy, Jobn O'Farrell, Henry 'and John Lynan, Michael Fitzgibbon, John O'Dosneli, William Keys, and Francis Kearney, Esqrs., solicitors. Londonderry— ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... French, Mary O’Connell French, ll ; Alice O’Connell French, ll ; Mrs Morgan O’Connell, 11 ; Mrs John O’Connell, 11 ; Daniel O’Connell, 11 James O’Connell, ll ; John O’Connell, junior, ll; and Bessy O’Connell, 11. *» £ will be in Dublin to rally for the Repeal ...

... to Anne, daughter of Sergeant John Pinden, late of the 88th Regiment. At Trinity Church, Marylebone, Edward Charles Hampton, Esq. to Elizabeth Sarah, eldestdaughter of John Butler, Esq. of Dublin. John, only son of Sir John Haller Yarde Sol- Per, Bart. ...

... the supremacy of Britain ? ** When Grattan none dare oppose The claim made for freedom ; They knew our swords to back his words Were ready did he need them” (loud cheers). But how was that power wielded by the armed democracy and their leaders ? Did they ...

... app! ly to Theobald John Wolfe, Esq., Black. ball, Clane; or Christopher Rynd, Esq., Mount Clane. d. 179822 84 704 11 23 3074 18 8 3120 15 © 5 7 73, 1964 12 6 8 910 74 3478 11 315 6 | 1378 0 O £35962 4 6 & 4 porn ANNUM EE FA “ARM RENTS.—TO BE SOLD, the ...