... 'hn Wade, Emj., St. Canice Cottage, Kil William Prvston Leech. Esq.. Kilkenny. KiNt.’s Cointy—Edward John Borr, Esq, of Ballindo:••• I! icnderrv : John O’Brien, Esq., of Kahan Lodge, Tulla-.or 'hn Gilbert King. Esq., of Ballylin, Eerbane. rniM.—William ...

... Callaghan : lion. T. V. Dawson ; J. T. Dcvereux, ; R. M. Fox ; H. Grattan : •! Green ; lln. C. Lawless ; 'V. 1- M*t ullagh ; 1. Meagher; G. H. M**on*; Sir D. J. Norreys; T. O’Brien; John ( •‘Connell ; M. J. O'ConneU ; A. O ; 1L Osborne M. Power ; F. Scully ...

... and the Princev. Anne of Saxo Weimar, and the Princess Amelia of Sax ei-j mar, occupieil the seats provided for them. Lord John Kussell arrived Windsor in the same train ad the Archbishop of Canterbury, by the South Western liailwav.l the procession anil ...

... Henry Grattan, spoke prologue that occasion. But the theatricals of Kilkenny eclipsed all others. They were first got up at the family seats of the great Henry Flood and the brilliant Sir Hercules Langrishe, in the year 1774, and there young Grattan played ...

... Canliield, Armagh. T. J. Deven-ux, Wexford. C. Fort esc ne, Isuith. James Fagan, Wexford. William Fagan, Cork. Henry Grattan, Meath. John Greene, Kilkenny. Kolh-rt Keating, Waterford, Cecil I jiwless. Clonmel. N. V. Maher. Tipperiry. O'tiorman Mahon, Kinds ...

... afford the necessary protection and to keep order The 12th Regiment of Lancers, stationed in the bairacks, w.-re kq»t under arms, so art a; a moment’s notice required. Just before o’chwk the executioner and the other officials appointed cany out the la-t ...

... Pleas having taken his seat at ten o’clock this morning, and petty jury having been sworn. John Kilmurry and Patrick Kilmurry was found guilty of having been of armed party who attacked the house of Denis Kecna the night the 14th of February last. Thomas ...

... were called forth. hat roused the snjH-rhuman energies of Burke, or summoned from the more humble toil of professional life Grattan, Curran, and Plunket Was it not the contemplation of anarchy the one hand ami oppression other ? Nay, great a stimulus to ...

... homes. saw at Mr. Harrison’s, tbe Mason'ii Arms public bouse, a sickening array ol eight bodies —one with the head torn off; another torn open from the neck to tbe abdomen; another with the skin and flesh of tbe arms stript from the bones; and the others ...

... PERCY NUGENT, Bart, Watmeath. JOHN OBRIEN, Limerick. JOHN O’CONNELL. Limerick. MAURICE O’CONNELL, Ttolee. M. J. O’CONNELL, Kerry. A. O’FLAHEKTY, Cahray. MAURICE POWER, Cork. NICHOLAS M. POWER, Waterford, E. B. ROCHE, Cirrk. JOHN REYNOLDS, Dublin. FRANCIS ...

... Is? arrived at with the Emperor of Rra/.il; expressing his doubts wle ther the attempt to put down the slave trade force of arms would ever succeeded. He protested against the policy of attempting do without referenee the opinion of the countries which ...

... creating emph»ym*nl for Ibcir iHif.w.t, uuirymen by giving decided prelaw®* to msDolacturr. •* j Sir* A FRIEND TO IRELAND.'* MB. JOHN O'CONNELL AND MB. BENBY GBATTAM. LooUod, Itaattj, 1848. Mr Dbab Siskin to your to tbo I nth BMQbcn to DM«t iamodUtelj io Dublin ...