... Flanagan, Frane!,- street Chapel; Rev. Juhan Kearney, ?? Rev. Gentlemen s*-# Meath-street and John-street Chapels; Sir John Power, Bart., lIa-court-atreet; John M'Kesina, Esq. Thomas-st.; Jarfies Power .Esq., Harcourt-st.; D. Moylan, Esq., Harcourt-etreet; ...

... as Or right to compel the landlord, but that the landlord lad np de right to compel the tenant. cat Colonel DUNNE and. Mr. GRATTAN both denied the ac te curacy of this statement.. tb Mr. SHElL said it appeared to- hira that- his' hon.' friend (Sir. W. ...

... Cloribrock George Pin, Esq. Lord Viscount Adare. Sir John Power, Bart. lord 13i6hop of Derry Aldermen lichael Staunton .Very Rev. Dr. Sadleir. Provost George Carr, Esq. The lon, and Verv Rev. the lieanry Grattan, Esq., IT.P. I)ean of St. Patrick's Sir PercyNugent ...

... , 10s.; Francis O'Farrell, Esq., lfs. ; James Bury, Esq., lOs.; C. Kelly, Esq., IOnE.; C. Dennehy, Esq., lOs.; John Ross, Esq., lOs.; John D'Arcy, Esq., 10s.; Richard Hayes, Esq., 10s.; Hugh Duffy, Esq., 1O0s.; Rev_ Preacher, II.; Rev. Nicholas O'Farrell ...

... Esq., Bellevue; Francis Purcell, Esq., Thomas-street; John O'Neill, Esq., Coik-street; P. Whitty, Esq., John--treet; Arthur O'Connor, Esq., Thomas. street; Michael Grattan, Esq., Thomas-street; John Elliott, Esq., Thomas-street; James Fagan, Esq., Mou ...

... Blancleardstown affair, advise any persons to get arms ? I did not. Or for any particular purpose ? I did not. The witness is handed a paper. (It was a placard headed Armed Opinion, and demanded the rescue of John eeIitohel). Did you see that before ? I did ...

... , IOs; Francis O'Farrell, Esq., 10s.; . James Bury, Esq., 10s.; C. Kelly, Esq., 10s.; C. Dennehyr 'Rsq., 10s,; John Ross, Esq., 10s.; John D'Arcy, Esq., 10s.; Richard Hayes, Esq., 10s.; Hugh Duffy, Esq., 10s.; Rev. Preacher, 11.; Rev. Nicholas O'Farrell ...

... chits, in the total of about 80,000 men of the fighting ago. Of those niece than half were more or less armed in M~y, and the other hlfU were acquiring arms as fast as they could where money w-ais scarce cud military weapons dear. I have hisown half-employed ...

... unitloene success in each of theta. But with regard to Mootean, when f Iit is recollected that tide stroeg place was providedawith arms, and that weitlsout conditions it surrendered on cspitu- latien when the breaches wvere opened aitd ithe Stunning s Iparties ...

... AM. Delivery fnlished I. I. 1 4 t A.M.t. PIElR HEAD, DUBLIN. Arm L 2C-Arrived-Ocean, steamer, Cork, Albert and W terwitolt, steamer, Liverpool; Sam and Elizabethl, Sonthanlmt(l5 barley; John and Anne, Southampton, bark; TontiseY, lver- pool, Indian corn; ...

... Caulfield, ?? Mr. G. Blake, M.P.; Mr. John O'Connell, M.P.; n Mr. George Moore, MP.; Mr. John Reynolds, M.P.; Mr. 8 Feargus O'Connor, M.P.; Henry Christy, Esq.; G. IV. h Alexander, Esq.; Charles Gilpin, Esq.; John Beaumont, e Esq.; Joseph Marsh, Esq.; ...

... Gore Caroltan, 1IL1D.ITr..;:Jamres Iliunkestt, ?? John O;Neiill, T.C.; John Martin, T-C.; Ralph Walsh, P. Johnston, Patrick, * Murphy, Ch~rles Gavan.Duffy, Rev. Mr. Fay, Geot~ge Walsh- 5E ington Vance, John '1[agrath, solicitor; Charlton Stuart C Ralph, ...