... gentr } tot is The Tyrawley Heral: 7 says:—All descriptions of crops of a pal metto leaf in his mouth, having lost both his arms John Russell for the manner in which rision in Ireland, when men conte mplated the appoint- ses Without adequate shar of represent ...

... though hundreds are starving, and yet people are not wanting assort that enough has been done. few days ago, John Kelly, jun.. Esq., son of John Kellv. Esq., of Ballyerra House, county Clare, was sworn in as Attorney of the Courts of Queen?s Bench, Exchequer ...

... Hall was much crowded, and amongst the members of the committee present were the following:—Maurice O Connell, M.P.; Henry Grattan, M,P.; N. Maher, M.P. Capt. Bryan, T. F. Meagher. D. O'Connell, jun. M. J. Barry. K. O Gorman, jun. ; J. L. Fitzgerald, F ...

... RATTRAY sole rely and sincerely j declare, that the l»t day of March last. I was attacked with swriiog of and nt.self bled both arms, which had cfLc*. Next morn ng it - ' with doub.e violence tnd Cin.,-in g-eaf quant tries, »o to cause sunocaPon Loti couching ...

... cases for trial :—Samuel Dickson v Waterford and Limerick Railway Company; John Stein, James Stein, John Stein, jun. and Thomas Walnutt, plaintiffs, Thomas M'Nunark defendant; John Russell v. Limerick Gu Company ; Ju. Seward v. James Bennett ; Humphrey Browne ...

... Esq., Steuart’s reat re- Broomville ; John Alexander, Esq. Mi Butler, Esq., .. Duckett’s Grove ; John W urches William Duckett, Esq chael’s, . Rath; John James Lecky, Esq., Ballykealy ; S Esq., Ball Elliott, Esq., John ., Rathwade; Thom: sity, at Watson ...

... y »nd John Gorman were indicted for BlUiciOUtaa»auit on John Dignan, CcKdacaaey, in the c >unty of Clare. Tlere were in the iudictraent. The following jury were sworn to try the case James B. Butler. George Davies. William Patrick Powell, John Hodges ...

... was custody for the same offence, counsel for the Crown entered nolle prosequi. Michatl Af'Jniry, John O'Drien, John Alley, Michael Alley, John Alley, John Donnelly, Michael Kelly, and Daniel O’Brien, were indicted for violent assault the 10th of September ...

... association was held yesterday in the Conciliation Had At ten minutes after one o'clock. Mr. W. ». O'Bnen M Mr. Henry Grattan. M P.; Mr John O Conoell. MP; Mr. Daniel O'Connell, jun.; Mr. Maher, M.P.; Mr. Steele. Mr. Mca-her. Mr. Mitchell. Ac-, were sent ...

... question of policy. From Jude League, | cabus to Washington, Grattan, La Fayette, and ared the Belgian revolution contest | triot priests who shi onth of | and pious men hav e guided the armed hand: forth to snatch their righ ein that encoun- | people if ...

... honourable gentleman was jong and loudly cl I hold a voice then, doing ny eman- on taking his seat.) name for its Mr. GRATTAN, M.P., and Mr. JOHN REILLY rose | duty fairly an d honestly, as I trust, towards my fellow > to change nd loud calls for Mr. citizens ...

... cheered on taking his seat) Mr Grattan. M.P.. and Mr. John Rielly, T.C., rose together to address the meeting, but the former gave place to the latter individual. Mr. Kielly. after apologising for taking precedence of Mr. Grattan, aai l he would not have done ...