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... The Her. John Snfth, flee «!«»»» cunjertT Mkhiri John’., IJublin SSS The Right Bn. Dr. Kenrich, BldMp Phllodelphlo, .In**, ret tuned from Borne, where received the Hole Father. On Toeiday tax rend tour bmineto • ■■»»* Incredible .hart tune, America to ...
... Dentists, acquaint their tif Friends that Mr. A. H JONES will Blj in Youghal on Monday and Tuesand 14th iusts. the Devonshire Arms South Mall, Cork, Oct. 9th, 1845. effect/al remedy fob the tootu-ache. The TOOTH-ACHE REMOVED the of EXTRACTION rendered needless; ...
... CORK. SEPTEMBER 13-WKD W.S.W. Armed—Supply, %Voodcock. Smyrna, ralonl*. foif orders; .t'nc**, Casliman, Newport, Coal*; Adino. •Neill. Br»daw*ki. finaeed, for orders; Arab. Cooke, Saldanah Bay, guano; Mary Jane, Pearce, St.John, deals for orders. Sailed—Aurora ...
... picture of Grattan moving the Declaration of Irish Independence on the floor of the Irish House of Parliament on the 16th April, 1782, The picture contains portraits of all the celebrated Irish statesmen that day, and is the property of Mr. H. Grattan, one ...
... Abigaihof Cardigan, Griffiths, Master,from Kilrush, bound to Liverpool, with barley. The Allies, of Swansea, Hart, Master, from Ballydonegan Bay, Berehaven, laden with ore, bound to Swansea. Barque Warrior, of Drogheda, Tubman, Master, from 8L John’s, N. ...
... moved that the report be received, printed, and circulated. Mr. 8. O’BRIEN seconded the motion, and it passed. Mr. HENRY GRATTAN addressed the meeting, and pressed his approbation, a Protestant, of the grant to Maynooth. Although he was apt not to go ...
... will repeat it for their benefit—it is, I again assert, the right of freeman to learn the use of arms for the defence ooun try’s liberties. (Chrers;, Mr. Grattan reminds that this was the first resolution of the Volunteers [Cheers], and I say it to the doctrine ...
... u'rary I- One half of Mr. t-hiel brilliant speech is given to • hat wild Tory Chartist, Ferrand—a large portion of to Cord John llnsseli, and the measured uf the » h* leader Ingeniously d .vetallcd with the OTtory Shcil 1 Such hotch-potch the debate is ...
... n. usual meeting of tbit Association took pt»«oa MaMoy •nd was very fully attended. Mr. O ConneU, Mr. John O’Coo. ll, Mr. Smith O’Brien, Mr. Grattan and other public adeo. cites Repeal were In attendance. JAMES KELLY, Esq., M.P., In the Chair. scrapM ...
... MP; Henry Grattan, Richard A. Fitzgerald. HP: Gerald Aylmer. Painstown; J T Duffy. MD; Edward Doyle. Richard Kelly. John Kenaa, TC; Rainer. We*- lord; C Shannon, TC; Wilson Gray. Barrister; James UufTy. Al Jet man Gardiner, Surgeon Ellis. John Gray. M 1); ...
... Lucerne not to entrust the theological establishment to the Jesuits. Lucerne is.bowevcr,resolved to persevere, and her Diet are arming all the inhabitants resist any attempt control. Mr. Trelawnoy, who represents Tavistock, has become candidate for East Cornwall ...
... Thomas Ncttlesbip. The defendant pleaded the general isauc, and judgement wa«given against Air. Mahony, with costs. Mr. Henry Grattan Curran is delivering lectures on Criminal Jurisprudence at the Mechanics* Institution in Dublin. Douglas Jerrold i* the writer ...