... 19th of last month, upwards of fifty other cases could be established. GUILDHALL.—Mary Florra.y, a servant at the Weavers' Arms, London wall, was charged with robbing her mistress of a gold watch, a gold guard chain, two gold rings, one gold pin, a gold ...

... Premise that Mr. Daniel O'Conne _ e , 4 il ty, t _ .. at last, after a public life of a quarter of a &c., propcsel, and Mr. John O'Connell, M.P., second . u qr. reatitvo4rudy discovered the truth, and begun to speak of nomination of one of the unsuccessful ...

... speech, condemned in strong language the recent outrages perpetrated in Limerick and the other southern counties. Mr. Henry Grattan next addressed the meeting. After several sums of money were banded in, the rent was announced to be 333/. id., and the meeting ...

... Drifferin, Mr. and Mrs. Verschoyle, Mr. Grattan, Lady Macdonald, Miss Dormer, Mr. Parnther, Hon. Ridley Colborne, Mr. and Mrs. Boyce and Miss Boyce, Mrs. Bagot, Mrs. and Miss Colville, M r s Cecil Fane, Lady G. Fane, Sir John and Lady Charlotte Guest, Mr. and ...

... that he carried a musket in 1782, and he declared he was quite read to carry it again in 1845. Mr. Henry Grattan next spoke. We all know how Mr. Grattan speaks, but no one can understand his meaning. Mr. E. B. Roche, M.P., in proposing the health of O'Connell ...

... calculated to produce good in same conclusion as Mr. Burke, Sir John Newport, Mr. country to the Roman Catholic clergy of Ireland. I think Ireland, and to engender a better feeling between Grattan, Lord Plunket, and many other of the best friends the money ...

... t, as announced at the late half-yearly meeting : John Cheetham. Stalybridge. Wadkin Lees, Dukinfield. Nathan Lees, ditto. John Whittaker, Ashton-under-Lyne. William Rawson, Manchester. That Mr. John Cheetham be appointed Chairman of the Committee, and ...