... in the city of Dublin, and Ha/.lebrook, in the county Roscommon, Esq. trancis John Howard, Esq., youngest son of Thos. Howard, of Ulasnevin, in the count of Dublin, Esq. John Norwood, Esq., eldest son of Benjamin Norwood, of Nelson-street, in the city ...

... A. Hill, John B. Shannon, U. Davison, Drummond Anderson, Thomas M'Clure, John Charters, James Campla 11, Charles Dudin, Robert Corry, Adam DutTin, Jas. Campbell, jun. K. Workman, K. Roddy, C.B. Grimshasv, Surgeon James Moore, John Grattan, Gustavus Jas ...

... struck Lord John Russell, when declared, in the House of Commons, that the Repeal party, in Ireland, might divided into two classes ; one of which sought their ohj' appealing to public opinion, while the other contemplated recourse to arms. Here the first ...

... on the friar exclaiming, AHa penitenza! alia perittenzalio see the vast congregation arond in a moment on their knees, each armed with a rope or knotted handkerchief, flagellating themselves most unmercifully ! As for the friar he used scour'!e of iron ...

... otscoiajbations, producing healthy freshnes* and transparency of cOMPf.EXtott ; and an admired loftnes# and delicacy of the hands, arms, and neck. Its purifying and refreshing propel lie# have obtained its exclusive selection by the Court and the Royal family ...

... he wished to state that Mr. John Augustus O'Neill did him the favour of calling on him since last Monday, and took the trouble to enter into an explanation with regard to his letter, and to con- vince him that he (Mr. John O'Connell) had mis- understood ...

... hereby inform you that I fn ad( i ed to take ral proceedings for the recovery of the LoPacy aforo- To Air. JOHN DuFriN, of Ballylesson, M1r. JOHN tCAttTNEY, of Slatt; AMICHAEL HARItsON, Esq., of llymena; and all otliers whom it may concern. (777 SOClETY ...

... —were they Roman emancipated Catholics ?—(hear, hear.) What would they be but for O’Connell?—(bear, hear.) The famous Henry Grattan once said he would know a Catholic his stooping, crouching posture but was that the case then ? —a Catholic then stood up ...

... noticed the following :—John O’Con- nell, M.P. ; R. D. Browne; M.P.; the Head Pa- cificator, W. J. O'Neill Daunt, Captain Broderick, Patrick Costello, R. A. White, E. D. Williams, Edward Reilly, Rev. Terence Reilly, Martin Crean, Rev. John O'Hanl Rev. Mr. Hopkins ...

... Navy; and t.e.rly one ters from the gentry, in town and country, speaking, high terms, of this valuable remedy. 1 Prepared by John Fox. in boxes l|d; or. three small boxes in one, for M Ml ; to bast, with full directions for u-e of Mr. King. 40, Napier Street ...

... Catholics?—were they Homan emancipated Catholics?—(hear, hear.) What would they but for O’Connell?—(hear, hear.) The famous Henry Grattan once said he would know a Catholic his stooping, crouching posture; but was that the case then ? —a Catholic then stood up ...

... have contributed to the relief fund at Galway. Suddcm Death.—A man named John M'Liughlin, aged 35, dropped dead, in lodging-house, in Garmoyla* street, kept by person named John Mullan, on Tbura* day —Northern Whig. • _ Clcmchctop tub Lobd Lieutewaht*— ...