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... the parish.-Cork Constitution. On Friday evening last, Mr. Francis Weldon, of Lis- burn, was entertained, in. the Hertford Arms hotel, in that town, by a number of his private friends and acquain- tances, as a testimony of their respect, previous to his ...

... own, the “ Daniel O'Connell, M.P., Jobn Augustus O'Neill, | Right Hon. the Lord Mayor, Henry Grattan, M.P., ts will be | Maher, M.P., Alderman O’Brien, M.P., John O'Conny Maurice O'Connell, M.P., Sir C. O'Loghlen, Bart., &¢ is Mr. Nicholas Maher, M.P., seconded ...

... speech, which reflected upon him tba highest honor. There was soother speaker —shall name him ?—John O Connell (great applause). had the old voice of Grattan with us—tbe voice of tbe son of him who often •truggled for the liberties of Ireland, who made ...

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... North, Wm. John took her clothes to her, dressed her, and she returned Sir JOHN OSBORNE. Bart. was not a or a seditious libel, and that they On the 1 inst., at the residence of his to the Poorhouse without any hesitation, or any force JOHN DEERIN pat ...

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... and, handing him a ciasp knife, sao- | CASE OF TWO POLICEMEN, | mitted to the operation with the greatest sang imagina- | | John Kane and James formerly policemen, bie. The matter having come to the knowledge of the | were placed at the bar, charged with ...

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... therefore, ask Lord John Russell what the House was to expect from him, with regard to the administration of the law in Ireland, provided this Bill was successfully opposed on the present occasion ? It was well known, that, last Winter, Lord John Russell had ...

... passed corn bill which the people f of England had long desired Leaving Lord G. Bcntinck for short time, he turned to Lord John Russell and his friends on the opposition benches. traced the history of coercion bills for some years back—showed that Earl ...