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... county; R. Dillon Browne, Mayo county; Henry meath Grattan, Meath county; Sir Perey Nugent, West- county ; Colonel Westenra, King’s 3 William Limerick county Cork city; A. O'Flaherty, Blake, Galway town ; John Hi: Ross; T, Meagher, Waterford city ; Colonel ...
... and Goat PRO TECTOR (price pieces, or 4d. by The invention prevents the unsightly staining of the dress by iration wider the arms,and supersedes the use of voanced by the an expedient, at a much om AM WANTED. ABERNETHY’S PILE OINTMENT. HAT a painful and ...
... for the The Attorney-General stated the ease, and the witnesses . were then Arthur Prim, who was killed on the 15th of Mareb John Prim, Esq.—Was brother to the late Wm. last. Saw him on that morning in his bedroom about seven o'clock. On the previous day ...
... occasions 20 has hisiliustrious father, whose lament- ed illness has, I verily believe, been fears and anxiety for the 3 but John O'Connell has since evinced mach and a desire to give you the to whieh you are entitled. not for his own sake (and I think ...
... says the writer, “ with- Pribarg and the other can- vel the League are of defence. is armed, and the troops and of men who have served and understand the use of arms, have been formed are ready to march. The landstarm, that is, the levy en masse, is in ...
... (who acted as Vice-Presi- dent), Drs. 8. 8. Grattan (of Dublin), Kirkpatrick Bingham » Stephenson, nak Pirrie, Jas. Mateer, Acdrews a College, Belfast), Dil, Moore, R.N., M‘Clare, RN., Anderson, J. Mr. Grattan (Corn Market), &c.,éc. The dinner 3 and, afver ...
... these were unsafe, it became the hour the Speaker returned to the House and went slow growth, but he hoped G. Grey, that Mr. Grattan would have still believed that be would have w 00 Belfast and County Down . q due speculation, to whieb, it was said ...
... coercion bills, but it is quite another thing to put them into execation in John of Tuam has, at least, as much influence in certain districts of Ireland as Lord John and John of Tuam has declared in favour of the priests and the peasants, He has written ...
... Messrs, Robert Ellis, John Munro, and Wm. Maule, gave the following decisions :—Senior class— 1st premium, Hugh Mon Jobn Will jamsnn ; 2d do., J man, David Reid; 3d ditto, Robert Moat, Esq.— . John M*Cappin. Second class — Ist jum, John Si , Esq.—ploughman ...
... police from levy the whole expense for the district to which it was sent. He then referred to the observations made by Mr. II. Grattan Constabulary in reference to the Special for bringing the inhabi- act gave very useful powers district into active exertion ...