... trader. The necessity of reducing his own rents, a larger amount than he had calculated upon, was the avowed ground of Mr. Grattan’s partial conversion to the protectionist doctrine, and the argumentum ad erumenam is variety of logic which we can respect ...

... Mr. Edward Fitzgerald, Dr. Gray. Sir R. Baker, Mr. Lambert, Alderman Kinahan. Sir John Power. Leland Crosthwaito, Henry Grattan, J. M. Cantwell. Sir Robert Sfaaw, John Chambers, and Mr. Waterhouse. The High Sheriff was voted from the chair, and the Hoa ...

... ol Ham, Surroj J.mn Comminn, K-q. LyHiam. near Pretlon John Bockrtt, E-q. Clapl.anl Common I.nko, Falmouth Mr T Mott, 3« Now RriJjc Mr C Lewis. Cardigan Bank-, Esq. Sbolilon lanleo. near Doal John Ramsay, Esq. Cheam, Surrey W. Wainwrighl. K-n. Norman Spenror ...

... including the «•* «© and reduc ion of Rhyghur. Aroulnier. and Asseerghur. Twice severely wounded by tnatehloek balls in the left arm, and right ride the siege of Asseergbnr. on the evening of the March. 1819. in a sortie m *de the garrison the fort into the ...

... ; Rev. Thomas Murphy, County Kildare; John James Huehe*. P.L.G., Ballibay ; Very ReT. John Spratt, D.D., Aangier Street; Charles Goran Duffy, Patrick Cody. Callan ; John Dumphy, Callan, County Kilkenny; Rev. John Beggan, C.C.; Robert S. Anderson, Dublin ...

... in. and notices motion given for adding several provincial members to the council. The council again met on Tuesday, Dr. Grattan, Drummin House, Kildare, in the chair. Mr. W. Keogh, M.P. fur Alhlonc, attended, ond took part in tin* proceedings. Mr, Lalor’s ...

... CommiMionera tho farmer. (Cheera.) When 1 look around and tee Ne.lownardi would only forward the liorao the mercantile and (arming intero.t. going hand in Guard, acopyof the letter recently wnttonto hand together. I rejoice, because I know how long by the ...

... what It was and whatlt could said to differ from tho pnacipl-s contended for Tenant League Asjoomt 110 thoogl.t pity that Mr. John O Connoil had not r. ad°»orae of the dettnitions of the Meant of Ulster liabilnallj given Mr. Sharman ford. (Hear, hear.) If ...

... SECTION D. From Arm Street to PtUce Square. Containing length 281 feet Victoria Street, with front in Ann Street, and extending backward* to Upper Church Line. This portion of the said Ground has been divided into Lota delineated and set forth in the ...

... •ith their sedan. .hid will at all t, be r=eefed et low as the article eta be impale,' We his lay essioreshieg poet EaglaaJ. JOHN CUDDY. 4°. Churl, lAue ; Itorarm Cereal owl Pluto. I. 9. Upper C , Aarch I.K. Always ea Stork at INDIAN COIN. RYE. MEAL,sI ...

... away. We old hark bur, too tiro toady history of tie. for the vont, penten I diatelY tinder bin feet tin eoll,etivo Isarms suitray dints indepoehlit of Mr. Mogrrr-i 4 the Ilethicroitioo. and •••or in lici t . ouri o•i to r t oto. Mr ...

... ['Vat ninny welt ln,utht unit, but if tie, a• none b, whirls they were Mart illnaloinninina thall soother, it Say ail honest John Dull haired of anion - elate, Wel pity ter tines went mole dupes. A cargo of blinking gain, bleeding pietures, liquef,mg ...