... festive scene. The place 6f chairman upon this occasion was well and manfully filled WILLIAM SMITH O’BRIEN, M.P., V.P. Henry Grattan, M.P., V.P., and Richard Albert Fitzgerald, M.P., V P., flllc l the vice-chairs. The banquet room this occasion was without ...

... assailants decamped. A party of men most of whom were armed, and about fifteen in number, entered the house of John Malony, of Fermoyle, near Broadftard. The word of command was heads down, light and arms, and then firing shots, assaulted Malony and the ...

... flour merchant, Ennis. John Connellau, cloth merchant, Ennia. John Maguire, fancy warehouse, Ennis. James Molony, cloth merchant Esmis. John Carrigge, general merchant, Ennis. , Thomas Thompson, hoot and shoe maker, Ennis. John Spellisy, gentleman Ennis ...

... Fitzgerald, Thomas W. S. Skelton, John T. Warren, John W. Stubbs, George Robinson, John Compton, Charles Ingram Black, Richard W. Hamilton, Isaac W. Reeves. Deacons—John W. Browne, David T. Barry, Joseph R. Cutter, John Lynch. Rev. E. M. ...

... the late John Cows, Esq. of ClOitteen, county Galway. At Listowel, Thomas Bourke, of Tiermore, county of Limerim. to Jane, daughter of the late John Leonard, Esq. Mr. Charles At•Carthy, of Kinsale, to Catherine, daughter of the late Mr. John Lynch. of ...