... growths . are now supplied John Cassell through the medium of agents. The demand for it daily increasing. the man / 1 tion. well as in the cottage, it is in n-qoest. and is usediijr -/ all with satisfaction ami pleasure. John Cassell, however, find* it ...

... of the Timet. The hon« member (Mr. John O’Connell) then left the bouse, apparently with the view of obtaining the required information ; he returned in a few minutes, and said that the name of the printer *as John Joseph Lawson. The SPEAKER then put ...

... contended that raising money by a rate in aid would drive a greater numb' r of substantial people out of the country. Mr. GRATTAN—who added his testimony to the existing distress in the west of Ireland, which was extending to the north and south—renewed ...

... Crawford, Hon. T. V. Dawson, V. P. Dunne. Jamie lingua (Wexford). Sir R. A. Ferguson, John MtnMott, Right Hon. J. W. patrick. R. U. Fox, W. R. 0. Gore, Henry Grattan, John Greene, Edward G , U. A. A. Hamilton. H. A. Herbert, Lord Edwin 11111, Captain Joan ...

... ether composition.. sad realm Re us TIMOTHY GRASS giving the surface • handlotwo mapeanurch, 12 ii 1.!1.01.K STRKRT, neer Grattan street. • (near Aimtier whet). where he smarm, to earl SPA' thr Vt-TCHRS. FIRMA PEAS Sold In usks of all aim, &ter per Gallen ...

... meeting be presented to James Grattan, Esq., for his generous donation of £lOO for the relief of the poor of Ireland. Moved by J. D. Browne, J.P.; seconded by John Elliott, Esq.: that the sum of be transmitted to the Rev. John Gather and Rev. Mr. and also ...

... Nothing can equal the encouraging shouts bestowed b the ladies on the troops as they pass through the streets to the gate of St. John Lateran. The inig is said to be at Laricia, behind Albano; part of his force is at Valmontone, under Zuechi. Princes Doria ...

... The time has come at which our flag should be united to those af Hungary and democratic Germany! To the defiance of the Czar, arms alone ought reply! The lot is cast! God is with us for equality against feudality—for civilisation against barbarism. The Cossacks ...

... Findlater, 30, Upper Sackville-street 2 0 0 John and Armas Lowry, 2, ?? 1 0 0 W. T. Wilkinson, Kildare-plaee ?? ?? 0 5 0 Courtney and Stephens, 1, Blackliall-place 2 0 0 William Wilson, Monkstown .. ?? 0 5 0 John Parkes and Co., Chancery-lane ?? 0 10 0 Cannock ...

... Dr. Spratt. 1ev. T. O'Malley, Rev. John Meagher, PMP., Rev. Ct. Iurke, Rev. Dr. King, rector, Kilmore; Luke Corr, J mes Murphy, James Hlaughton. Richard Kelly. Alderman. Kina- han, Dr. Gray, J. Mcrgall, Dr. Grattan, J.P. The Secretary having read the ...

... 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 ...

... Keating, T C; James Delany, John Gray, Windsor terrace; I-leatheote, Long, Sutton, J A Curran, Richard Kelly, T C; P Dowling, M D Stewart, Wiitty, Henry Aher, Malony, Grattan, Walker, . Wm Grattao. jun, H G Hughes, John Smyth, John Hodgens, Henry Beausire ...