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... Castles, John C. Clifford, John Cnaeaant. Horace Creeny, Arthur Close, Arthur Clare, Thomas Crosier, William Clarke, Pierce Conolly, John Clarke, James Darling, Joshua Duval, James Dixon, William Darlington, John Dunbnr, Barr£ Beresford Dowling, ...
... anion, ahanM aanwicaeal the on-a nittaa an tha peer In tba two hnacw efpw’Kmcot.’ Hamad 0. John Woo, Eaq., wcoo lrl tha Retort Oraham, K*n., praneral. and John M'Elror, Rcq.. maewM, thcnazl ravdatlan —That pdMaa, In ammtaMo with the fcraznmz maelatlaar ...
... four o’clock, when Mr. Connolly took the oaths and his seat for Uolcgal: and Mr. Pryse for the Cardigan boroughs. Iu reply to question from Mr. STAFFORD, Lord JOHN RUSSELL aaid he should Thursday next move that the house should resolve itself into committee ...
... COMMONS-MONDAY. Mr. CONOLLT took the oaths sod his seat for Donegal. Mr. Paves Pays. took the oaths and his seat for the Cardigan boroughs. IRISH POOR LAW. Mr. A. STAFFORD, seeing the noble lord at the bead of the Government in his place, wished to ask ...
... jury : Fredeiick Thomas Jeasop, Erq, D L, foreman : Edward Ledwilh, John Sbuldharn, Willoughby Bond, Thomas N. Edgeworth, l.elroy. Henry Musters, Thomas Hussey. J-ibn M. Thompson, John Harwood Jesaop. Henry W Slstor, Henry Arthur J Kingston, nrthur Hill ...
... 114., Emirs. RAILWAY CAUL John Phelan brought forward a poetponetl alum against the directors of the Wuterford and Kilkenny Railway for refusing to pry him two !snoods, the balance of a sum alleged to been awarded him by John Walsh, Naq., as stompensatio3 ...
... Ira ler» to off v- inferior article under the C- e.” l.cl the public therchwl John C »»- sell’* are p.icWcd air-tiaty».»ia 0 e» iliat they are out othr u/uie than that John Cotiee» —and it «.u park genuine which has not a lae-siajlc his talatc upon (he ...
... give way to them. 1 did give way to my feelings then. My heart was moved; I thought I heard the great men of former days—Grattan, Flood, Curran, DBushe, Plunkett, calling on the people of Ireland to defcnd the constitution. I did give way to my feclings ...
... likenesses of Siblhorpe, Anstcy, B. Disraeli, and others are kept stereotyped. E.B.—No portraits of Mr. John O’Connell, Mr.Feargus O’Connor, or Mr. Grattan can be accepted. Principals not treated with.— lbid. Longevity. —There is an old lady at present residing ...
... Rev. Dr. Murray, Rev. M. Flanagan, Francis- I street Chapel; Rev. John Kearney, P.P., Rev. Gentlemen of Meath-street and John-street Chapels; Sir John Power, Bart., Hawcourt-street; John M'Kenna, Esq., Thomas-st. * James Power 'Esq., Harcourt-st. ?? Moylan ...
... 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 ...
... 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; ...