... Chairman, Mr. John Shea The principal orators and writers among the Young Irelanders—such C. G. Duffy, J. Mhchcll, T. F. Meagher. M. Dehony, Michael J. Barry, Ac.—mustered in force. The only Belfast names in the catalogue are those of Mr. John M‘Velgh, of ...

... starvation. Dr. Edge’s statement ; — The following is ** 1. John Doyne, of Doonane, 2. Laurence Demp- 3. John Cushin, Slatt. sey, do. Modubea. 5: Thomas Clonbrock, 4. Con. Manghan, of Tobin, 6, John John Golden. Slatt—starved to death. Cranny, of Farnans. Biddy ...

... ns to this fundßichardson, Brothers, £200; S. K. Mulbolland & Hinds, £100; Robert J. Tennent, £100; John Harrison, ; Robert Neill & Sons, John Grattan, £25; and W. Todd & Co. £26. Death from Arsenic.—We have to add another to the many deaths which have ...

... a deputation, consisting Lords Lucan, Doneraite, and Bernard, and Messrs. O'Brien G. A. Hamilton, Henry Grattan, iec. had interview with Lord John Russell, Wednesday, for the purpose of laying before his lordship resolutions adopted a meeting of Irish ...

... be un- ceasing in his efforts for that end. England may coerce, as she often did before—she may pour into our country her armed men and her bands of per- jured spies ; but she cannot coerce men’s minds— she cannot fetter the souls nor suppress the aspi- ...

... Annesley, who exchanges dytli— Gentleman Cadet John Lindsay Maclean, from the Royal .Military College, to l*e Ensign, without purchase, vice James H. Belton, superseded, for being absent wilhoutMeave. 71st—John Andrew Woolfreys, gent., to Asslstant-Surgoon ...

... St. John’s Proprietary Chapel, Ryde, Isle of Wight. Rev. Bernard Smith, 51.A., late Fellow, and Rector of Leadenbam, Lincoln, value £7OO. Patron, Mr. J. Smith. Rev. J. G. Wenbaro, 8.A., Demj, and Chaplain to Forces in Ceylon. DRESENOSE. Rev. John Walker ...

... preached from the pulpit of Dungannon Church to the armed patriots who issued thence to the deliverance of the nation. (Uproar.) If was wrong let them blame their fat Iters—let them brand their arms which had savred the nation—let them burn their banners ...

... Office. The Ministers present were, Lord John Bussell, the Marquis Lansdowne, the Earl of Mintn, Sir George OreT, Viscount Palmerston, Earl Grey, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, the Earl of Auckland, Sir John Hobhouae, Lord Campbell, the Earl Clarendon ...

... Mr. Anthony GFeherty, Mr. N. M. Power, Mr. John Ifteyouids, Mr. Edmund Burke Roche, Mr. Herbert (of Mum) Mr. Francis Scully, Mr. E. K. Tenison. The depot:dim:lW. aere most ooringerdy yeagiveg by Lord John Russell. After the formality, of istrodecing ...

... the Poor. Belfast, 19th August, 1847. H. Murney, Chairman, p.t., R. Oulton, 1 S. S. Thomson, M.D., John Stevell)/ John F. Ferguson, Thomas AndAfft, D ~ John Clarke, William M‘Gee, MfD., C. Deuvir, William Johnstorf W. Bruce, W . J. C. Allen. In compliance ...

... the members of the ral committee, were the following :—John M.P.; John Reynolds, M.P.; Daniel O'Connell, M.P.; Alderman O'Brien, M.P.; John Patrick Somers, M.P.; Charles Bianconi (Clon. mel); John Adye Curran, barrister; Rev. Mr. Hopkins, Rev. Me. Coughlin ...