... following _ t The Liberator, the Duke of Leinster, the Earl of Clon- curry, Henry Grattan, M P; Sir James Murray, Very 1e Dr yore. Alderman Keehan, John A O'Neill, Alder.. ins Sir John Power, Bart; Richard O'Gorman, ldermal O'Brien, Thomas Reynolds, Marshal of ...

... the opening of the ports ; he thought they should follow the example of other countries, and prevent the export of-food. Mt. John Boyd seconded the motion. Mr. Bristow said that the staple food of the poor was, in a great degree, destroyed ; and it was ...

... observed the fol. tl lowing :_ t William S O'Brien, Esq, AI P; Henry Grattan, MP; Richard A Fitzgerald, Al ?? Gerald Aylward, Painstown ; 0 J T Duffy, MI D ; Edward Doyle, Richard Kelly, John v hIKenna, T C; James Rainer, Wexford; C P Shannon, vi T C;,Wxlsou ...

... his country. . The motion was carried. tgMr. JOHN O'CONNELL handed in the subecription of by Mr. John Abraham, and Philip Taggart, '-Stephen. a treet . an P of The LIBERATOR read the following Itter from John se White, secretary of the society of bakersof ...

... dtre Fruit, &o, To-Morrow JAMES STOKES, WIDOW, & SON. arm Sugar, To-Morrow ?? Wu. HONE & SON to Sugar, To-Morrow ?? W. HONE & SON. kiss Whiskey, Dec. 18 ?? Wm. HHONE & SON. Whiskey, &c, Dec. 20 ?? JOHN LITTLEDALE. Railway Shares, To-Day ?? CHAS. BENNETT ...

... proclaim from this ?? BR that I entirely agree with Lord John Russell, on the sub- ti jeet of the corn laws-indeed I believe Sir Robert Peel VY sod I also agree on it ; hut I am entirely with Lord John SI Russell, and I feel it my duty, as it will be the ...

... might be expected from Lord John Russell if he retained power (hear, hear). If Lord John became Prime Minister, the Orange and Repeal magistracy must be restored, and they could not for one moment doubt that the members of Lord John Russell's contemplated ...