... Richard Fitzgerald, Esq, of Rathelan, in the county Carlow. On the Yth instant, in Armagh, John Armstrong, Esq, of Lurgan, to Marian Edith, eidest daughter of John Cardwell, Esq, of Tullyelmer. county Armagh. On the 10th instant, in Cork, Denis M‘Carthy ...

... President; John C. Tucher, . Walter J. Walsh, Second do. do. ; Hon. pooding Secretary Terence U ' Treasiirer; Jeremiah Kelly and Thomas Mooney, Kecordmg Secretaries UiKEcross-Pmuicl M00n,,, Franc!. J. M‘Gill, P«. r J.mei B. Clinton. John M'Elroy, Edw ...

... always declared that it was in -quite indifftn-ent to hint whether Sir Robe'rt Peet or Lord ra, John Russell was in officle ; but lie now thought that Lord to John Riussell stood out ic -very favourable relief when corn. pared with Sir Robert Peel, as the ...

... scurrility, which could only proceed from the perfumed lips of delicate John Bull (bear, hear, and loud cheers). There are always two ways of stirring up the muddy intel- lect of John Bull, and making the monster move. The one by hammering at the hard metal ...

... attendance were, Nicholas Maher, Tippe- rary; Robert D. Browne, Mayo; Richard A. Fitz- gerald, Tipperary; Henry Grattan, Meath; Daniel O'Connell, Cork; John O'Connell, Kilkenny; Wil- liam Smith O'Brien, Limerick, and Edmond B. Roche, Cork. We had rather see twenty ...

... Hall—working as Smith Brien works, as Grey Porter works, as OTonnell works, as Dillon Browne works, as Grattan works, as Kelly works, as Roche works, as John O’Connell works, as Fitzgerald works, and as crowds of private gentlemen, and men of the professions ...

... Viscount Grimston, on his marr’ ‘iage, by the Earl of Veruiam. Lord Keane, on coming to the title, by the Earl of Clare. Lord John Chichester. on his marriage, by the Marquis of Donegal. Hon. Henry Butler Johnstone, by his father, Lord Dunboyne. Sir William ...

... were made for men, and not men f . . nt!t 0 , e bon. gentleman the member for sical forte (bear, hear, r . Newport, Mr. Grattan, Lord Plunket. and some others time presented that house, had never 9b « of one net. mai. should more considered five poor ...

... you I was assailed in a letter to yon, and in letter to you the offeu der should be punished. I was wounded under your arm that arm, I trust, will not continue to shield th« culprit. Besides, my private letter would be no satisfaction (or public impertinence ...

... pare only by JOHN 64. each, and Sold by his appointment by es, at Is. and 2s, Be« y and Evans, 3, Sackville-street; Pring and CO, 30, West- Anderson and rland-street 3 Martin and Jones, 86, rafton street W. T. Jones, 3, 68,6 fron-street; Grattan and Co., ...

... Excellency to the ground. When the Lord Lieutenant arrived, the line presented arms by a royal salute, the band playing ** God save the Queen.” The regiment then Mouldered arms, and bis Excellency drove down the line, after which the grenadier company took ...

... the police barrack in the town | money out of the priests by abusiog, slandering, and vitu- N. Maher, R. A. Fitzzerald, H. Grattan, D. O'Conuell, | of Shinfone, that accursed Paudemovium! Tt was perating them (hear, hear). If Mr. Goulbourn therefore J. ...