... swallowed his pledges with view to promotion —we have had ; hop merchants and ancient lories from the borough the per- son of Mr. John Collett, nrewlier for Athlone. who, without ! tin* least talent for public life, wished, and again wishes to \ in Parliament ...

... was Dr. NOLAND ; one of his bitterest opponents was Grattan, who was mortified beyond measure the Catholics fol. iving O’Connell’s advice in preference to his own. Let us give hero specimen of Grattan power of vituperation directed against Ireland’s most ...

... -STREET. DDBLIN. HAVE the plemenre of aiiDooncinft to their numerou Friends that they here msde arrmngeneou ■ilh Messrs. Grattan and Co., of Belfast, for being in future)fepplied with their J SUPERIOR AERATED WATERS. well known and highly esteemed throngboot ...

... in. is Henry Al JOrdaine Wood, J•nses Haws on.s. , Andre Spearlog. John Gould, John worsen. Francis Ly w Thomas Henry Ilewltl. Francle Robert Bartholomew Gibbing., Michael Mutphy. John Hodder. James ?diabaseins, James VAlssa.d Leant, Emil Nl•aori , wy ...

... Dungarvan—the spirit that nerved the arm of Hugh O’Neill and the Geraldines —or that nationality for which, in *9B, our townsmen fought and died upon the scaffold ? you mean allegiance the Queen, or allegiance to Lord John Russell and the Whigs! Who there ...

... Uill Irvine, Hugii Dalzell, Major Waring. J.P., Samuel Held, John KUla, Captain Boyie, David Dowd. Thomas Henry Fletcher, Lucas Babington, Charles M. S2ymour, jr-1 James Fegan, George Guy, John Moore. Thompson (Seneschal of Kilkccl), Henry Thompson, Thomas ...

... Esq ?? ?? £25 0 0 John O'Connell, Esq ?? ?? ?? 25 0 0 John Reynolds, Esq ?? ?? ?? 50 0 0 William Ford, Esq ?? ?? ?? 10 0 0 Four Gentlemen, per do ?? ?? 20 0 0 R. Kelly, Esq, T C .. .. ?? 10 0 0 Thomas Arkins, REq ?? ?? ?? 5 0 0 John Kelch, Esq ?? .. ...

... of I those engaged in manufactures, he should not have forgotten j the peasant, or the might that slumbered insa peasant's arm 10 (cheers). However, England was then placed in the posi- P tion of Tyre and Sidon-she was left in a state of depen 0 doene ...

... Bridgenorth Pigott. Reading M. 11. Newport (I.M-) Price. Sir U. IK retonl Prvse. P. Cardigan Pugh, D. Montgomery* Pusev. P. Birk>liire Raphael. St. Alban's l\donel Arm.igh Reid. Colonel Wir.dsor Beaton. Kept.mi. W. L. St. Alban's Bieardo. J. L. Stoko-ou-Trenl ...

... raising he arm on the same side as that of the nos- tril from which the blood flows, LONDON GAZETTE. WUITEHALL-AUG. 2. The Queen has been pleased to direct letters patent to be passed under the Great Seal, constituting and appointing the Right Hon. John Russell ...

... and our power to put ances could not be stated of Portugal found canse it was sent to the rightabout, what I stated of They arms, and have a Parlia- took to sald, “If you ont state them in the field.” I think the acted in accordance of Portugal were justified ...

... would fail ; all evening; the comm o d ore , t h e Earl of Cardigan, in the that is wanted is only Michael Angelo, with his true chair, supported by the vice and rear commodores as eye and stout arm, for architect., and-the old, stern, vice-presidents. Ilia ...