... upon Ireland and not lo\*e her and struggle for her? (loud cheers). Where ware the other Irish historic names ? They bad Grattan; but they had Curran, no Ponsonhy, Burroughs. They b*l not Cloncurry, though, thank God, Lord Cloocurry had joined the *B2 ...

... three men, whom John Walker ' to the Limerick dinner by given on Wednesday to week's rent was announced to la* 3s. ‘id. was ons, who were, it seems, the look out tor him in the county and members, which kept away live or six Mr. John Reillv, T.C., was ...

... and against bad ones, careless was destined to the future prime minister England whether they emanate from Lord John or Sir; (cheers). Lord John Kuasell had candidly admitted that Bobert Peel- on*of the great weaknesses of his administration, or the one ...

... disappointed Mr. Hughes did not adopt the course pointed out Mr. Labertouche for his relief;” those extracts are from tbe Kev. John Stafford's letter looking at those extracts, cannot at this time state that the firm was in a state of solvency, not knowing ...

... had said if England were engaged a just war, and would do them justice, she would have the hearts and readv arms brave Ireland. , . , „ Mr. John Augustus O’Neill here entered the hall amidst loud cheers; bile little cur, who had some mean* obtained admission ...

... Bell the JOHN MURPHY. bdbre its removal fo its final destination; it exact of the late much-admired Bell that the accident, and ia allowed by all competent judges to be, if poasibla, more silvery and musical voice; the weight is over the Arms of St. Francis ...

... Nowlan, Christopher E. Wail, M.D. ; John O. Bonsall, Christopher Jones, Cornelius P. Shannon, Wm. Evans, William Parker, John Ilealv, Thomas Moore, John Magrane, Joshua Porter, George White, Andrew Eustace, John Robinson, John Pearson, ...

... into between the labourers and Mr. Enright, the contractor, they are to return to their employment toj morrow. Yesterday Mr. John Enright, son to the contractor. came before he Mayor, and tendered information which set forth that be* was apprehensive of ...

... the district, when proceeding the Mir of this town on Wednesday last, wae thrown gig, the hone haring fallen, and the Captain arm and bead were injured. But we an confident oar readers will be pleased to bear that he progreeaing towards state of convalescence ...

... Bir»— Edward Synge, Bart., D.L.. county Cork; Rear Admiral Sir Joseph C. Coghill: John Maeneill; W. Hort. Kart. ; George Hodson. Bart., High Sheriff county Westmeath ; John Kingston James. Bart./-Henry ; Hugh Dillon Massy, D.L. county Clare: Bart.; James ...

... WillUm Crosier, Doctor Wall, John Mafraoo, Tbomaa Hatpin, John Onaloy Bon nail. Doctor Hooka. (If—t R. Taylor. SoUiTan, Edward D. WUUama, John Hoaly. Fraud* Smyth. John Poarwm, Dooter Ryan. Jobs H. Aaklna. William Parker, John Doctor ...

... on Act in former years, far from being justification of the present measure, the most decisive met against it. Mr. Grattan and Sir John Newport, said the noblkloriL the course of recent discussion, both undoubted flWßkis Ireland, supported the Insurrection ...