... Ireland, he would pause before carrying out measure which would be ruinous to the interests of this country (loud applause). Mr. John Classon seconded the resolution. He said that he was not going to say anything against the Bank of Ireland ; but, as believed ...

... least-viz., to and rescue deuces of the Cabinet Ministers and members of the Royal consideration led him to Lord John’s fifth r»solntion, which John Round need the lady of the hon. member for smoke and damo. but could I tton rente awake the j,ouseholi and the ...

... . the Hun. F:milius John Weld Forester to be captain, without purchase, vice Sinclair, deceased. 20th Foot—Capt. John Powell, from half-pay unattached, to be captain, vice Murray, appointed to the 39th Foot. lath Foot—Ensign John IA illington Shelton ...

... prointeltigent, educated pecple, having arms in their hands— | ings in this hall, but [ shall aot ehrink from the avowal of | fessors and office-bearers in these colleges shall be members well, the enlightened and armed populstion of Prussia, | them (hear ...

... stauds Mr. John O’Couneil (great applause), of whom shall say uothiog more than that Heading the footsteps his worthy father (renewed applause). Gentlemen, without additioual preface, 1 give you“ The healths Messrs. JuhnO Connell, Thomas Steele, John Gray, ...

... O’Brirn, M.P. Colmaa M. O'Loghlen, Bart, Henry Grattan, M.P. Nicholas Maher, M.P. Edmond B. Roche, M.P. Edward Broderick James Kelly, M.P. Edward Clements Thomas Davis R. A. Fitzgerald, M.P. 1 Thomas Mac Nevin John L. Fitzgerald . Robert Dillon Browne, M.P» ...

... position to state that should call of the house be ordered, it will he disobeyed, and that O’Connell, O’Brien, John O’Connell, Dillon Browne, Grattan, and the other representat >es of the people, who labour in the national ...

... your charge the redemption and regeneration of our native land ? Heretofors the immortal Grattan described the glory and satcguard of Ireland to rest in the *armed majesty of her people :* it remained for you, illustrious Sir, to prove & more apparently ...

... three years, not to exceed Bd. per perch. 9. To repair perches of the road from Golden to Thurles, between John Byron’s house at Kilshinana and John Morrissy’s at KiUhinane, for three years, not to exceed 1 s. per perch, 10. To repair perches of the road ...

... ric, that the of the church establishment required that protect,nn (hear, hear). Yea. „rd John Ruarel) was the perpetrator that foul wrong rhear hear)— Lord John Russell, who is now read, to throw' overboard—who prefers doing anything, .oner than grant ...

... Volunteers were then in arms—America had successfully revolted and was free—France joined with her—Portugal joined with her— Holland joined with her—Spain joined with her—in fact, the universal forces of the world were in armed array against England. At ...

... selected by Government as the American and West India packet station. John Corry, of Kilrush, died suddenly in Ennis gaol. Kingstown Regatta has been fixed for the 2d of July. The Earl of Cardigan's yacht, Rein-deer, has arrived. A Bandon butter-buyer complains ...