... the association. Wishing, speedy success to the good cause, I remain, my dear sir, your obedient servant, MARTIN LOFTUA. John O'Connell, Esq., M. P. Several subscriptions having been acknowledged, and members enrolled. Mr. O'Connell again came forward ...

... tried ; but he spoke of the system of sending out armed police as exceedingly wrong. If they had carried trundles instead of fire arms no life would have been lost; but while they had teeth-dealing arms in their possession upon the smallest querrel blood ...

... their tents before half-past seven o'clock. The magistratss who attended the fair—Wm. R. Meade, Ballymartle, John Nlolony, Ballinaboy, Esq. ; and John T. Biggs, Garryhankerdmore, Esq.—then retired to Mr. Molony's residence, at about a quarter of a mile distant ...

... Nicholas Murphy, esq., Jerry James Murphy, esq., T. C., Alderman Fagan. Among the gentlemen we noticed Charles Sugrue, John Mahony, esq., John Lynch, esq. T. C., Jerry J. Murphy, esq., T. C., Rev. an. O'Sullivan, Rev. P. W. Cotley, Martin llnyes, esry., several ...

... in the hands of the repealers, (hear, hear,) 3lr. Grattan, M.l'., having made a lengthened speed), iu which he said the Irish litany should be— Ireland tug the Irish, and the Irish for freland, Mr. John O'Connell read a report prepared by Sir Colman O'Loghlen ...

... , last week, Mrs. Kemble. widow of the great tragedian, John Philip Kemble. At the advanced age of 90. At Letterkenny, in the 37th year of his aftei a few days illness, First Head Constable John S. Kelly, son of Capt. Kelly, formerly of the Roscommon ...