... Clay*T. W. Bacon ; and W. T. U. Smith, Shipowner. Clifden*Francis Brown. Colchester and Wirenhee*John G. Chamberlain. Conway*John Jones, Liverpool Arms. Cork*Coates and Le/ebure, Ship Agents. Core of Cork *JV. G. Seymour, Jun., Ship Agent. Cowes *Thomas ...

... seconded by John Lloyd FUz-Gcrald, Esq. : That the club shall dine together on the anniversary of the declaration of legislative independence in 1782, and of such other great events in Irish history shall be hereafter determined. Moved by John Gray, Esq ...

... before given, had been disposed of, created a disturbance at Mrs. Grattan's dwelling, and also with having sent letters to her (Mrs. Grattan) with the view of extorting money. Mrs. Grattan iind Mary Cliff, her cook, proved the disturbance in question, and ...

... were extended to Ireland although she was in a state of perfect tranquillity. The arms act was passed in 1808, was continued till 1842, and not being strong enough, a new arms act was passed in 1842, with branding clause, which is a measure unheard-of in ...

... tirnes-- (cheers). He also moved that his letter he inserted on the minutes. .. ~ . Mr. Grattan seconded the motion, which was Mr'ilay read a letter frem Mr. William John O'Connell, dated London, Albert-street Victonasi|uare, Jpn. 10,1846,” which was ordered ...

... O'Connelk Esq., M.P.; John Mitchell, Eeq. ; Richard Bowden Richard, Esq., Mayor of Cork; Thomas Davis. Esq., barrister-at-law; Caleb Powell, Eq., M.P. ; Cherie. Gavel. Bully. Esq., T.C. ; William Leary, Eve , Mayor of Limerick; John Dillon, Esq., Barri ...

... cavalry regiment in Ireland commanded by a noble lord _except the llth Hussars _, _commanded by the Earl of Cardigan ; and tbe affidavit of Lord Cardigan stated in the most absolute _manner , and with the greatest particularity of contradiction , _that no such ...

... There is what we call no end of a row in the church there. The people are abusing the Pope as if he were at the head of Lord Cardigan’s hussars instead of the church. There is no temperance in their abuse. The notion of a concordat had made them drunk, and ...

... not as numerous as on many of the previous meetings. The principal actors for the day were Mr. Smith O'Brien and Mr. Henry Grattan. Mr. Davis (barrister) was called to the chair] and ad- dressedahe meeting at some length. He assured them there was no hope ...

... surgeon, Lccleshall; Dr. Bakewell, Culton; Mary Ann Key, Mr. James's housekeeper : Joseph James, his nephew; Mr. John Chapman, his cousin; John Slinn, labourer; and Dr. Birt Davies, of Birmingham. The evidence tended to show that the alleged lunatic was ...

... donations in Ireland.—lbid. The National System of Education.—A long address on this subject has been issued by the Primate, Lord John Beresford, and eight other prelates of the Established Church in Ireland. It really protest against the course adopted by Sir ...

... Shirleywlch. RsdcUlTe, coats; John. Irving, coat*. Annan. Elisabeth. Rae. alabaster. Belfast. 11, John and Mary. Hattie, eoals, Annan. Newcastle, Burton, ds and passengers. Liverpool. Eden. Lsltlmer, general goods, G'aagow. John. Dalglclsh, costs; Thomas ...