... Gene-j ml.— lam widow tlic late John Kelly. remember the night was shot. I saw man coming in with a blunderbuss, but I could not know him, what was about. When heard the shot 1 came out, and myself and the child in my arms fell on the Huor. The prisoner ...

... emplovmcnt Mr. Francis John O'Neill, the extensive mer- [REPEAL ASSOCIATION, The nsual weekly meeting of tills body was held on Monday, in Conciliation Hull. The attendance was wretched. Amongst the members of the committee present were Mr. John O'Connell, M.P ...

... iicuiiA, Apple fo. %./ JOHN MEE, Eeq , Bslbriggsn. 10th, 1849. TO BE SOLD” Y 1O BELLEWSTOWK MEET! 1 (hi Old Courie, rvhich hat hen put in a tJiorcvnh itutc of rrjtalr. \ THE MAYOR DROOHEDS, A 11 HEW E. COKBALEY, M.P. HENRY GRATTAN. MP_ PIK W. M. > ER\ I ...

... bat with armo and ammunition to arm agaiuat one another (erica of shame) I and balicee they ha disappointed they expert to create religi'»na war in tUia annuity (rheera). Uhould there any degenerate aonaof Ireland aa l« arm thrmaelvra their felluw-eoantrymeu ...

... happy and free. Mr. Grattan, M.P.—Mr. P.eynot.ds, M.P— I'he following: letter lias been adiiressed to the Ed; tor of the Freeman : House, Rathmines, Dec. 1847. have read in the Freeman Journal of fins date letter signed Henry Grattan.’ The writer, in referring ...

... Buddings. following noblemen and gentlemen wr»re William Fitzgerald, M.assare?ne amlj Ferrari, Lo«ther Chapman, Bart.; William Sh.arm iffonl. Eaq.. M P. L, J igh Morgan Tint-*, Esq, D L, rillaas Hamiltoa, Esq, Barrister; Thom is Fether• iiHi-gh, Esq. DL,JP; ...

... Rowland, Solicitor; W. B. Hudson, John E. Appleyard, Robert M*Alister, W. 11. H. B. Daly, l>. Morton, Samuel Eakins, Henry Bagnall, Win. Willmms, T. Apperson, Thus. W. Single Con, John Slmw, James Calvert, Smith, John R- illy, Ri- hard Harvey, ice. &.c ...

... Club; Edward Murphy, P. M'Nevin, M. Hyland, Solicitor, member ol the committee Repeal Association; John Barlow, Michael Keating. John Rooney. W. T. Meyley. John Thomas Orbbings, Bayley, Luke Dempsey, Valentine Dillon, M. F. O'Flaherty. Thomas D. Oee. William ...

... hy nn armed pnrty. saw a 1 of from ft on the hill fronted ns. .The Hon. Mr. French, magistrate, wna with our party. A portion of the people, to -he number of 200,’ came down to meet the police, who also advanced to meet them Fbe peasantry, armed with pikes ...

... »u the Boyne. The following jorr was eworaN Fitapotnck, Char* lea M*Cabe, John Kelly, John Botlerlr, K. Harrey, J. Kent. Jame* Hickey. V, Elcock. P. WCooo.n. Peter Uannon, John Id'Oough, P. Ooortoey. The jury proceeded to examine the body* J„hu U.L.r ...

... (greet cheering). then what ia to done The with whom I rail upon you sympathise with, say arm I aay. too, arm »voelter ua cheering). It ia but right nation ahottld armed (hear, bear). do not mean that yon ahonld riea np againat tha government; but I mean, ...

... attended with very little trouble, John Cassell's Coffees are all packed in lead, effectually to preserve the aroma and strength, iu paakets of from two ounces to one pound. All ap* plications for Agencies to made to John Caaacll, Lana, Loudon. akdkk quarter ...