... letter,” a copy of which I read, should be addressed to Lord John Russell,” on the part of the board. The resolution for giving preference to Irish manufactures and the letter to Lord John Rustell, having been regularly proposed and seconded, were put ...

... secretary.” We leave this document to speak for itself. —Banner of Ulster. Brutal Assault— Two men, armed with large sticks entered the house of John Burns, farmer, Dolla, on Sunday evening. The fellows stood before Burns's wife menacing attitude, then ...

... I tl liberty of reading it. Hia object in doing was. direction of the council. Mr. Grattan presld g , d t ub |i i through the public preaa, in order lime. Mr. Grattan was areount. n„ q( might aware the gross other members called to account, who attac ...

... the spot, and on the fullest and just,st grounds. Ir one own country may lay claim to distinction in any branch of the fine arm, It l• In sculpture—the highest, perhaps, of all and hen we have Hogan, Il•Donnell, nay, our townsman Farrell. placed In junta ...

... found necessary : David White, Esq., J.P.; Head-Constable John Robinson. Mr. Nelis, Mr. John Blacker Buchanan, Charles Scott, E*q., J.P.; Mr. Todd, of Dublin; Pulteney Murray. Esq., S. Mr. John Tood. of Omagh; Mr. William Johnston Rutledge, Thomas Houston ...

... II; Rev John Ml-Eveley, St Jarlath's College ii1; Rev P J O'Brien, St Jarlath's College II; Rev John Nosne, P P, KlllascObe II ; Rev John Burke, P P, Moylough ll* Rev William Feeney, P P, Kiltulla 1i; Rev Patrick Lyons, P P, Kilmeen 11; Rev John MICullagl ...

... October, 1h47. JEREMIAH JOHN MURPHY. Lawn-net* Mooney, Solicitor. The abort* Rale has been ADJOURNED until WEDNESDAY, the 12th dayof JANUARY next, at the hour and place aborenicn. lioned.—Dated 2l»th November, ISI7. JEREMIAH JOHN MUBFUY. Lmrraco Moonry ...

... Alderman T W.llnutt, ex mayor. i G L O Connell, Esq 21; and 11 from Aldermsn M*Mahon; Mr J LahiO, wilmakar. Mr John Murphy, .hipwright. Hi John Spillane, TC. i J T Deritt. Esq. 11 i Captain Kane II; Surgeon Kant, TC, Hi end Charles McCarthy, TC, 11. In ...

... house. Mary Gleeson, examined Mr. Plunket knew John Kelly, th. deceased. I lived about half milo trom his house. I know William Ryan, (Puck,) the prisoner at the bar. long know anything. 1 remember the day John Kelly was killed. saw the prisoner that evening ...

... legion—our friends, our true frisud+, who are few. We are not, howaver, on that accouut to despond ; for the arm of G >d is not shortened, and tha: arm wiil bring us through all our difficaltics if we do oot place ourselves withou: the pale of its protection ...

... || ; Re. Daniel Healy, Re. Peter Curran, PP. Athe 7 1 . RCC.do. il; *^ M John O Orady. Patrick M’Samara, RCC. RCO do , 11; Re. PP. Abbe,. II Be. John .“ ~ ’ Re, John Cbarle.. John Loftu., PP, Uoon.p.trick. , p? K ,||een, II; RCC. do. 11; Re* P, *w^i ra ...

... against me. I beg you will have the kindness to insert the following refutation of them. Your obedient scivant. llenkv Grattan MR. GRATTAN TO MR. DUNNE. 1, Sackville-slrret, Pieadil'y, Kith !)i her. 1817. Sir I have just read in the Freeman's Journal tl « ...