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... Courtown Castle from London, where Viscount and Viscountess Stopford will shortly j»in the Noble Earl. tour. The Earl of Cardigan has gone on a short Conti- Viscount and Viscountess Massareene and Ferrard, and have arrived in town from a short ovuntinental ...
... Right Hon. Richard Packenham, for Carlepollard. John Wilton Fitspatrick, Esq.. M.P., and Richard Pitspatrick. Eaq , for LladufT, Rathdownay. John Powell. Eeq., on rlait to hla Grace the Dnke of Leinster. John Leslie, Etq., for Glasslough. Thomas Conway. ...
... able to wmounee as baying been presentthe ',antes Jiihn O'C.innell. P. b. Slitter. John Green, C. Mao- Taviah. J. J. P. Boman, R. Drown, Major Mocha'', R. Foe. Hem, Grattan. J. Talbot. W. 11. Mogan, J. J. Dew. rave. H. K. G. Sin ban, James Yag•n, T. Oltrien ...
... Waterford. JOBN O'CONNELL, Limerick. Aldermen O’'BRIEN, Cashel. JAMES FAGAN, Wesford, JOHN REYNOLDS, Dablia, J. T. DEVEREUX, Wexford. J. P. BSOMERS, Sligo. H. GRATTAN, Meath. D. O'CONNELL, Waterford. P. 8. BUTLER, Kilkesay. The following gestiemen signified ...
... following from Athena, dated 2d nit. ,—•»wtion at drawing to fin end. Tbo the dub l««dcr rebels, General OristioUe, loet an arm in the battle which took place the IBlb, and then withddrew with bis men into a convent near Kuroi, which had fortified. the ...
... otos for ow errt•tn ;serene; but uncitouteedly there rhombi he we ea the pream4 J to the scheme of the ohotioooi *petals Lore John Hauck Howe of Corm.. Joie 1447. doss—l ha. taken the p.n.we which forme the he.dlng to this let.. from the Tier. of the 13 ...
... meet—that we favite them to attend, if they ochoose—but that if they do not sO, we will go on without them. A Voice—Mr. Grattan. Mr. JOHN O°'CONNELL—Tt is anaecessary to mention particular names, for my plan will give time for the various Repeoal members ...
... Fagan, Eeq., Cork; —— Devereux, Dublin Timothy O’Brien, Eeq. ., Cashel ; John Reynolds, Esq Robert D. Browne, city; John O’Brien, Esq., Limeriek city ; 5sq., Mayo county; Henry Grattan, Esq., Meath ; Nicholas Power, Esq, Waterford county ; Daniel O'Connell ...
... C. D. Murphy, Q. Sul!ivan, J. Brennan, Rev. Mr. (j'Mullane, Dr. Gibbs, London - Ronayne, Brvan Hennessy, M. Lyons, T.C. ; John O'Brien, T. C. Ralph Varian, W. Connor, Dr. Sullivan, D. Donegan, Jun. ; A. Varian, E. O'Regan, W. Lyons, Isaac Varian, F. ...
... their chains, and die (hear, hear) |( . .„ t ank „ ith ,bi coating of good cement The last—to re echo the words of Henry Grattan— ; wh ich is perfect to this day. rish the connection, let Ireland live I —to out like men. f werl . t „' he generally adopted ...
... been graciously pleased, by warrant, to grant unto James Blackwood, Eeq., her Majesty's license to take the name and bear the arms of Price, in compliance with the direction of the late Nicholas Price, of Saintfield, Keg. Letterkenny. Colonel Pratt has arrived ...
... their rags—to dress their sores *a best they may—to bug their chains, and die (hear, hetr), last—to echo the words of Henry Grattan—“ rish the connection, let Itelstid live! ' —to out like men, and serve the Union as the Belgians served tbs treaty of Vienna ...