... Denis Woods, John Woods, John, Michael It on Connell, William Morony, and Patrick Morony, steal- slaughter of Patrick Carroll, and Jas. Fitzg Thomas Woods, two * imprisonment ; Patrick Bir- nell, 18 months; m. Moronsy, two M Frawley, John Woods, Joho, ...

... with it a most unanswer- able argament in favour of the protection of domestic “ Believe me to be, faithfully youra, Mr: Grattan bed much pleasure in moving. thes the letter of Mr. O’Connell be inserted on the minutes. He attended Conciliation Hall that ...

... Joan Keenan, D.D., v. the Rev. John Machen, and others. (PROM THE CORRESPONDENT OF THE FREEMAN). Saturday March 14. This morning being fixed for the trial of the case of the Rev. John Keenan, D.D., azainst th: Rev. John Macken and others, the court, at ...

... 0 | of useless masquerade. their desire to cultivate the most friendly relations | a ielded befure the arms Fog and with this country. “ When Grattan roee, none dared o;pose * T rejoice that, in concert with the Empcror of The claim he made for 3 Russia ...

... , tons, to embark the 24th and 33d Regiments. For Bom- Mr. S. Brren then rose state that there had not h ’ Anoe Arm , g. of Cornwall, John Fleming, been any compact be ween himeelf and Urd G. Benunck. J Dllke p or^*d> Brahmin, Persia. Hin- He had put ...

... two cases in which parties being in ths custody of the sergeant-at-arms, ami the House of Lords desiring to have their evidence, the House Commons gave orders to the sergeant-at-arms to permit those persons to appear and give evidence before the Lordi ...

... measures is hinted Poor Ireland !— at in the Queen’s Speech. You track her by penal measures through the statutesbook, said Hea Grattan, 26 you track a wounded man.by his Wee will assume that theese measures are neces- eary.; wehave little doubt that they have ...

... above association was hall in the Conciliation Hall. tea mimitea after o’clock. Mr. W. S. O’Brien, M.P. j Mr. Henry Grattan. M.P. j Mr. John O’Connell, M. P.» Mr. Daniel O’Connell, jnn.; Mr. Maher, M.P.; Mr. Steele, Mr. Meagher, Mr. Mitchell, Ac. were present ...

... that your ewa countrymen were resent :—John Hurly, chairman ; Colonel (next the Irish) had exclusively the power in Day § tokes, Peter Thompson, George Hilliard, their hands, as indeed they have in all matters John Lynch, Edward Gorham, Robert D. appertaining ...

... Esq., Dromen ; George Hew. son, Esq., Enismore ; Robert Kaq., Tarbert Richard Hind, Esq., Tarbert; John O' » Ean., Aghnagran ; St. John Blacker, Esq., John Stack, Raq., Doctor Scollard, Oliver Fitzmaurice, Esq., Oliver Mo- tiarty, Esq., Francis Creagh, ...

... Augustus | the Hon the Lord Heury Grattan, | M.P., Nicholas Maher, M.P., Alderman O'Brien, M.P., John ©'Uonnell, M.P., Maurice M.P., Sir Colman O’ Bart, Cornelius MacLoghlen, T.C., Ald rman Gardiner, John Fergueon, ‘T.C., John Rey- T.C., Jeremiah Dunne, 1 ...

... and appoint aub-eommittee*!— m •• Daniel O'Coonell, M. P- John Angmlua O Neill, E*q., the Bight Hon. the Lord Mayor, Henry Grattan, M. P-, NtchoU* Maher, M.P, Alderman O’Brien, M.P., John O Connell, M.P.. Maurice O’Connell. M. P., Sir C. O’Loghlen, ...