... Limerick. Morton. ruggist, London i>erkv. Bole, M wo. Phelan, ILmksiller.YY Ford. Grattan, Abmauii, and all the respectable latent Medicine Vendors To and oiintrv- '•John Maukt.” h.i,l aim thr of l/ir.l Trmilestwc, R,.1 li«roc*eW. Juno I'.ir ictt. U'j ...

... with inmates ; in this house twenty-three cases of fever occured during the last year, which number eight died ! At No. 71, Grattan-streot, low lodginghouse, where five cases of fever and one death occured, the ground-floor below the level of the street ...

... workmé manner, and the mate! Hy for to of the best ation Wi JOHN BATES, Town sk ee JOU Cc ASSELL'S COFI ROW t WAS THERE AN ARTICLI na VEC N's D with Household Econo: | Chiet ne the h cel y of JOHN CASSELT FE Wher erintroduced, they the faction They are de ...

... the path of freedom(cheers —the formation of an armed National Guard in Ireland. (Loud cheers.) This resolution called on the council of the Confederation to report on the best means of organising and arming such a body. (Loud cheers.) That was their answer ...

... with an gous measure into the House of Lords. They are at this moment labouring to modify, by U “1 call on the people to arm arm. arm eyet p terity, substituted the word réivlated. ‘The Duke narchy ; therefore, Sir, [ do not see why this petition Bill, ...

... wore present, rt 3l‘Kihbin. F.v|., M D. the Chair; S. K. Mulhollattrl, Richard Hull, W. G. Andrews, John Charters, John B ...

... raat For further particulars, app? re L _ BOOT AND SHOE WAREHOUS BY 9, CASTLE-PLACE, (BETWEEN DONE ALL ARMS T, LEA CIN? AMOND TAKES ua. ii. direct attention to the Stock he ha hand, consistin, of Ladies” Wool-lined Carriage, Overal and 1604 Wool, Ik, ...

... written on the window-blinds; I never had any arms of any description; 1 never saw them with other members ; one young man had a gun, but bo disposed of It before the proclam”fttiou came out against carrying arms: I never had pike; I saw one, but was a s ...

... do so, walking two and two, j each gentleman having lady his arm. and the band 1 playing The Boyne Water,”untilthe hole company ! had seated themselves the tabu's. the motion Brother Grattan, seconded Brother Doyle, the Grand Master the Dublin Orange ...

... h 'rc. Mr. Host one—The grains r.f shot all struck po;nl blauk cii the rigbl c« John Comer ford examined by Mr. Scott I Mr, employment. an-l act his bail ft; 1 know John Daly av.d Kdir.oml Connors; they were ic!;a?;ls on land for which Mr. Itailbe was ...

... Octbsok. Monday ercaiai.at Mr. Coleman Burke was relurnini frow the market «l Portomna, eu. Oalwty, he was attacked a joiny fire armed wen. The forem*.st wan presented pistol to his breast, and commanded him to hit wooer. On bis refusal, the* commenced •nunlerous ...

... Banlieu, were under arms ly de- cipal streets, and the Palais R 1, were closec rd and | down | Heo, the Queen of Scotland confi- from Hamburgh, arrived this mornin we (T influx | put in possession of the following intelligence : The Arm 14.—On Tuesday evenin: ...