... He maintained that the present Irish poor law required the most thorough reform—reform to its very foundation (hear). Mr. Grattan, M.P., next addressed. the meeting, and collowed the course of all the other speakers in doing his utmost to excite a spirit ...

... Senior Alderman of Dublin. The following members of parliament were present:- The Liberator, IV. S. O'Brien, Henry Grattan, R. D. Browne, John O'Connell, J. P. Somers, J. Kelly, and R. A. Fitzeerald, Esqrfl. The CHAIRMAN thanked the meeting exceedingly for ...

... Abbeyville, Croome ; Charles Fitzgerald, Plaintiff's So- licitor, 4, Grattan-strect, Dublin ; or to Edward White, Solicitor, 57, Lower Mount-street, Dublin. THE JOHNSTONIAN COLLECTION. JOHN GERNON FR ESPECTFULLY informs the Nobility, try, his Friends, and ...

... —l am, dear air, years truly. Mr. George Phlegm. Router Mutat. Communications were also read from the Hon. Somerset Maxwell, John Bates, Esq. (enclosing 51. towards the new place of meeting for the society), R. Clelland, Esq., Major Rowan, James Watson ...

... M’Conaghy, to Catherine. second daughter of Mr. Wm. Conagby. Kernkeek, near Bushmills. March 17, at St. Anne’s Church, Belfast, Mr. John Foster, of Castle-street, to Elisabeth, daughter of Mr. Robert Hall, and relict of Mr. A. Brown, of Belfast. March 14, Mr. ...

... Scanlan. and John \V„a* bless and _ . * ur derotedlT attached enti led to a ten ement, which right had been formerly *,ll select those passages from the testimony mo#t eUi aroongat them, with resect to the atatc of \nonvmons. Messrs. John Tra.'?. John Ke 1, ...