... large attendance of country people the magistrates agreed to hold an open air meeting. The following magistrates were present John O'Con nell. Esq., chairman ; Sir A. Blennerhassett, Rev. Denis liabony, Rev. Wm. De Moleyns, James Hickson, Daniel Mahony. ...

... Strokettown, Sept. 25th, IM6. (Sighed) Michael M Debmott, PP. Strokestowx, and Archdeacon of Elphin. •• James O’Reilly. CC •• John M'Dxrnott, CC.” Dublin Castle, Sept, •* Sim—l am directed the Lord Lieutenant to stats, that the representation received from ...

... tcoelaa, Deohighahire, John R- Godlay, Eaq, eon of John God ley, Em), county Laitoim, to Charlotte, the daughter of Charlotte Griffith Wynne, Eat), Vadaa, Pence Raioefotd, Eat). Solicitor, Rutland atreet, aon the late Ber. John Sal chary R ina’urd, Catherine ...

... income the Court of Conaciencc to which became entitled President at that court. It ia propoaed to raise tratimonial to Lieut. Grattan, late 68th, for hia advocacy the claima the Peuioaular ~— In medal or other dcoontaon LATEST FROM AMERICA. By ttritJ «t* We ...

... noticed the following :—John O'Connell, MP Robert Browne, MP ; the Head Pacificator ; W J O'Neill Daunt; Captain Broderick ; Patrick Costello ; R A White ; D Williams Edward Reilly ; Rev Terence Reilly Martin Crean ; Rev John O’Hanly ; Rev Mr Hopkins ...

... committee for the locality:—Rev- Wm. Kirwan. P.P., Rev. John Philips. P.R., Samuel Cooper Wayland, Esq.. John Max. Esq , Richard Price Esq., John Dwyer, Esq., Messrs. John Walsh J ...

... adopted, and enlarged on, and be of amvice to Ireland, I beg to remain, gentlemen, your very obedient bumble servant, HENRY GRATTAN. BANKRUPT. James Beatty, of No. 114, Middle Abbey street, the city of Dublin, grocer, dealer, and chapman, surrender on Friday ...

... then of Grattan atreet, afterward* of Holla* atraei, and of Lombard atreet, and late of Dorset street, teacher of the French Ungug*. Patrick Redmond, late of Templeahannoo, near Eoaiaaorthj, county Wexford, lima baner. mmoa to ncaao jaaoaar t. John Orimea ...

... Bruton (cheers). wants to know why it is that Henry Grattan is absent from this Hall (hear) —I fear much that the cause of that absence is ill health (hear). The Chairman —Yes ; I understand that Mr. Grattan has been suffering from severe indisposiiion (hear) ...

... was described as a lady twenty two, and as having tor the last few months resided St. Johns P ™* Chester. receiv.ng this information the police repair*- to St. John’s Church ; here the marriage ceremony baa just been completed, and the paities had left ...