... plate taken f.omthe Portuguese churches during the war Isel.veen Jl.ni Pedro and now th. homl u Silvcriiuillis, TO THE HEV JOHN BUUY PALLISEIt. HECTOR OE ST. MARY’S. Sir, ihu« publicly n«bl*e«9inff mvtolf you— you will, I believe me, when nature you—that ...

... Excellency. nimbi Lorena., Moore. A.M.. j r ,.. quint John syson. Charles M. Fleury, W. Caulfield, Robert Mot. Chaplain to his Excellency W .o, arr Vast. llamas B. Adair, James Crofton, John John 1. J. Lovett Darter, T. S. Townrend, ChaSlain Excel. hart ...

... Dromore, Omagh, enclosed in letter to Mr. John O'Connell. He also handed in Al Bs, per Messrs. Cross and Owens, of North Quarter Ward, Glasgow, who states that iq consequence of the resignation of Mr. John Lynch, at the general meeting the ward, held ...

... portion of that enthusiasm which not denied to the very young in a country however outworn understands, of course admires Grattan ; yet Pitt’s Union eec greatest concatenation fallacies ever uttered a statesman, comes between him and the Irish constitution ...

... seat of her father, John Croker, Esq.. Mrs. Francis Walsh, of a son and heir. At Kilkee, the lady of William Francis Hartney, Esq., of a son. At Serpentine Dnblin, Mrs. Conboy of a At Borris, Bagnalstown. the lady of the Rer, John George Wynne, of a daughter ...

... efficacy of this force : Lord John Russell lately proposed re-enact the income tax, The people, already overburdened with taxation very properly objected. Lord John persisted ; the people triumphed France (cheers) ; Lord John grew alarmed—he remembered at ...

... ceful and legal agitator*, or the advocates of an npneal In arms —nil are declaring themselees older title. M United Irish* men, and proof that the long denied a* sertion of llrurr Grattan i* the truth, namely, that there e\i*t« and has long in IrrUml ...

... rlia- (From the Mail.) The dragon’* teeth showed O’Coaneli in th* name of moral force, ar» now springinit up from the soil, a* armed men, in the nndfcßni'ed reality of physical power. Whatever disguise the disaffected revolutionists chose adopt for a time ...

... the following:- John-O'Connell, M.P., Maurice O'Counell, ?? Matt. rice B. Leyne, Joseph Henry Dsnne, Peter sleii'n, John O'Brien, John Rafferty, Thomeas 'Reynolds,' Brabazon P. Smith, Solicitor; Francis Smyth, Barrister; eter MIDonogb. John Harrison, T. ...

... Franria Kearney, Moynalty, Eaq, John Kcamey. F.aq, Rev P Jonea, Rev Mr Pllnn, Rev Mr Reid, PP, Rev Mr Rev Terence O’Reilly. Meeara Rtenard Shail, Win Sheil, Thomaa Oargan, Patrick Langan, B Forde, Terence Sheridan, John M'Bvoy, R Gargan, P M’Dermolt, Hugh ...

... bound, 2a. pational indepeodence of their native land. Gahan's Catho'ic Pircty, with Epistles and Gorpels for all Moved by Mr. John Murphy; seconded by Mr. Owen Sandays sad Feativals of the Year, embossed cover, gilt Ronny: edges, 3s. Resolved —That we feel ...

... Esq. of Cardigan, firefly severed his bend horn the tinily with a penknife on •Ihursday the Rey. John Magiath died at Liverpool yesterday from the effects of intoxication. Patrick O'Connor, a private soldier, was shot dead by Iva comrade, John Bridgman ...