... about 51. from the Toro Steele” and John O'Connell Wards, London, and 1U from Catholic Priest, who asked permission of his “rerered Liberator” to call him Defender the Faith.” (Cheers and laughter.) Hr. H. Grattan, M.P., addressed the meeting for an ...

... Jan. IL *>' ' of me above pu.ce—Jan. »3, at Cirenceater, Mr. J ofli.e. aged 23, Cireoceater, his John >eate. ■ , .. .aiidlord the King s Arms Inn—Jan. 11, John year, Go.er Wealou, Ueretordshin-, and Alvu^iou, Hard *ic a. ts’i o i«, Mr. saaiuel Hailey, Bapust ...

... The usual meeting of this association took place Monday. and was very fully attended. Mr. O'Connell, Mr. John O'Connell, Snv.th O Br.en, Mr. Grattan, and other public the er ,n attenaan co. JamesKellv, M.P. '•\ T - ecre * occupied for a con side of the ...

... the superintendence over the trap-door in question 28th John Williams aged 31 with a fracture of bis left collarbone by a off a waff into garden 29th Wm Abrahams aged 6 with the of his his left arm dreadfully burnt done clothes catching fire William Jerrard ...

... bound to Bordeaux, has put into Callao to step a leak. The barque John Edward, from Calcutta, out 126 days, was spoken with on the 19th inst., lat. 37 N, long. 31 W. The crew had mutinied, armed themselves with their 'Knives, and entered the cabin, took the ...

... seen only on the stage. But that contribution to the fashions for the season does not exhaust O'Connell's resources: his son John—dressed, we suppose, this killing dress- is to on a deputation to Rome, attended by Lord Ffrench and a few Bishops. Will there ...

... iaevitablv cou*equenct» b« from if* (h«»». Now, lei them tee how Peel w*» courting popularity Chm.l tnt» of hear. hear). He (Mr. Grattan) would uol aboae the hou. baronet, lie would not utter one word personally offensive to Uie gentlemau at the head her Majesty** ...

... Swansea, Feb. 27. Brecon, March 22. Haverfordwest, March 8. Presteimt, March 26., __ . .. Chest.— - —' Chester March 29. Cardigan, March 12. Carmarthen, March 15. NORFOLK . CIRCUIT. (Judges, Mr. Justice Patteson and Mr. Baron Parke.) Aylesbury, March ...

... Old Smithfield Barefooted, and attended by her conf aty with to that enters the ancient slaughter-ground. Trafford is seen armed—she proach—she apy speak with her kinsman : he shrinks from her a if fe and her s which P ity to unchain her tongue—to give ...

... request that the Westminster and St. John's- *wood VaTrds might be closed, for the purpose of afford- ing an opportunity ofremodelling them. I Mr. Ray lead a list of the sums received by hins during the week. Mr. H. Grattan, Mt.P?, next came forward, and eitume- ...

... . Devon, sail makers Newton and John Kelk, Margaret street. Cavendish square, carpenters and bidders John Hayes and Wit.ism Bowler, Newton and Manchester, Lancaster, mauufactuiing cliemi>ts . Joseph Megan Mall and John Megan. Liverpool, merchauts . Henry ...

... Chancellor.—Delegates' room, Jan. 28, 1845. THE ARMS ACT—PRACTICAL ILLUSTRATIONS OF ITS WORKING. (From the Dublin Evening Mail.)— The Nenagh Guardian contains some gra , illustrations of the working of the Arms Act,which we must hasten to put upon record ...