... in the Rotunda. Among those present were, Lord Wallecourt, Thomas Ball, G. Hudsoo,|E. Chetwode, Samuel Ferguson, Henry Grattan, John Mitchell, Gustavus A. Hamilton, William S. O’Brien, D. Roche, D. J. Wilson, C. G. Duffy, J. C. Delmege, M Doheny, F. Comyn ...

... Btunitp of addressing Jury. Th.s probably induced . two other females to St. John’s Newfoundland, inihim to cultivate with more ardour a talent for cross 'stead of St. John’s, New Brunwick. .'Xatniimtioii, which was unquestionahly unrivalled, ind which ...

... umntem annual festival, and each bearing black crape round Id* arm.-- Upward of I,OOJ panes ot glu** were broken in the window* the lower school the night before. His Excellency Sir John G. Le Marchunt f late Colonel landed on the 24th ult, at New: foundland ...

... H Casey, John Fergusaon, D J Wilson. T F Moagher, J Loftus Burke Fox, John Mitchell, John Leahy, John O'lHagan M Doheny, Calvert Strong, F Comyn, J B Dillon, Samuel Fergusson, T D M'lGee, Rev C Hudson, H Plunkett, Chris- topher D Carlton, ...

... coercing The Both .Mr. Grattan and Lord Grenville, m im, reconciled him himself, and ultii J policy aAop’tcd towards Ireland,before tflOO.by a. intrudut . ins ,heir motions respecting the Catholic lit ’.is determination. Arm and arm both left the Barns- ...

... W. A. Fielding, T. F. Meagher. J. B. Dillon. J. L. Fitzgerald. E. Hudson, E. H. Casey, John Ferguson. J. Loftus Burke Fox. Richard O'Gorman, jun.. John Leahy, John Ollagan, and Calvert Strong. E..irs., The chair was taken by E. Chetwode, Esq. Sir Co!rnan ...

... m°ng those present Lord * for t! , O reHef „f future Thomas Ball, O. Hudson rn| J, inadequate to the purpose for Henry Gratun. John Mitehclh G ‘svus a , proposed than the measures that Harndton S T ir F. were adopted last year ; and he did firmly believe ...

... Amongst those present were :—Lord Wallscourt, Alderman Butt, Thomas Ball, G. Hudson, E. Chet. wode, Samuel Fergusson, Henry Grattan, John Mitchell Gustavus A. Hamilton, William Smith O'Brien, D. 4 Roche, D. J. Wilson, C. G. Duffy, J. C. Delmege, @ M. Doheny ...

... on fits. She continued this state with excruciating )»aius in the right arm for some time, w hen alsiut three months ago six whole sewing needles and a few came out of her right arm between the elbow joint and the wrist—a few weeks after few more pieces ...

... resolution had been pre [ pared. The learped zentleman concluded amid loud cheers § by cordially secondin: the reso'ution. | Mr John Christopher Delmege, J P., rose and eaid — Sir, beirg one of those members of the Reproduciive Com ' mittee who vote ¢ for ...

... hitherto so separated in political sentiment as Lord Cloncurry, Mr. Butt, Mr. John O’Conamell, Mr. Monsell, Mr. Smith O'Brien, Mr. Ferguson, Bir D. Roche, Colonel Dunne, Mr. Grattan, Mr. Delmege, Sir Colman O’Loghlen, and Lord Wallscourt, is not a ground for ...

... I.linelidt. of fewer. Mr. Rorke. ft4a cin.table La that city At Densattaa. ut John O'LMII. Sag, et Cu. igiga. O'Ccatimu LAST PLAGA.— We rbellai. a letter written b Mr John 4 eConnell to Father Matthew, in whit O'Connell slates that the beloved re. ma ...