... Dillon Massey, George Forster, John M‘Neill, Nicholas San Fitzsimon, Wm. Hort, George Hodson (High Sheriff County I Westmeath), Richard Levinge, E. Borrough, Henry M ere- urriage is here; a3 soon, , Arthur Clarke, John Power, John | mer to walk, Clara, dyth ...

... niggars.” Mr. JOHN jumped up and asked if it was in order that this buffoonery should g9 on ? The Speaker informed Mr.J. O’Connell that he was himself out of urder in applying the term foonery”’ to the observations ot Mr. Walker. Mr. JOHN O'CONNELL bowed ...

... lieutenaot, dof exercise to sell tire arms, empowered by the boare ding all classes to purchase and therefore recommen these incitements to arms from him. He kuew of evil had been reproductive purchase arm for-5UU stand of arms were sold lat ely in consequeno ...

... C.D.; Conolly, paid board without the delay by viletown; P Creagh, H White, M R Sausse, L On an Ruxton, High Sherif, Louth; Arm- the necessity of having recourse to au intermediate trong, e.ection, of Goods L., County Clare; Anster, LLD.; Flana- sot be ...

... of semiaary at Temple moyle not surpassed in importance by r eleven o'clock the candidates, the O'Neill, a Fitzzerali, a Grattan, or an O’Counell —the oot of improvement, Shortly afte any cf them, for at strikes at the very r Bourke, honesty of a Duly ...

... of the Contederation r one Near. Prorosep S. O'Brien, M.P.; John Shea Lawlor, J.P., Gurteenroe 3 John B. an Dillon, Barrister ; Francis Comyn, stock 3 John E Pigot, Bartister ; Robett Orr, John Miche!l, Luke Shea The Bray Lodge Rennies, county of Coik ; ...

... beg John Sadleir, M Ps, Robert Keatings Thomas F. exp Meagher, 1 J. Power, Hugh Ross O'Loghlen, os Bryn O’Loghlan, Major Ludow Beamish Cork : James Peter Costello, U-S , ; John Beatty nec James Haughton, Jolin Sisson, Thomas Callaghan, alth John Owen ...

... | ment, a tention hav ng mets A 2 (ree Fever.” | “uue! weailknow yous 1 [should net ‘ he in-tiuc tions impiy an immediate armed intervention and the mansicus of tLe great, | ton, jus of m ne, should they deny lo the et treubled the Louse with any by En ...

... day | ° forward a Landlord attention was ¢ alled by the ho. member for Meath the | could now be fixed for Liinging Mr. U1. Grattan) on a former night. I refer to the opp’ Wm. [V., ¢. 108. That and ‘Tenant Bill? Special Constables Act, 2&3 the Sir C. GREY ...

... crable of June, may be Wresthmeath Office, Athlone, } Wed: sday Evenicg. Six lock. tin opposi to any shurt-comings with which, ¢ JOHN COLLETY, | et - occasions ant Lin other lands, the Ist battalivn of RESIGNATION OF MR. caine regiment bas not fortunately been ...

... the bill. auother place, in his measure, were lo et replied to Mr. to moke large profits THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 11, = Mr. H. GRATTAN ve enable railway proprietors Roebuck’s charges acainst and the | events tu advance he should not be sur- (Lord Broug! IMPORTANT ...

... all op- | every conveyed by land from Genoa, and their transit has discouragement — through been kept a profound secret. Mr. John O'Connell, of every change of circumstances a course simple | Grena, the Lioerator’s brother, is here, waiting their and & ...