... sails. Anecdotes of John Bamji.-I remember well the first public, I ever saw Jotm Bamm. I was siuiDK the Kilkenny Citizens’ Club room ; was dis« turbed by bustling movement, heavy step was audible advancing up the stairs: it was John servant man carrying ...

... to preside. John Cashel-Hoey, Esq., one of tbe Hon. Secs, reads the correspondence, which includes letters from his Grace the Most Dr. Cullen, Right Rev. Dr. Cantwell, Rev. John Coulter, D.D., WiHia.n Sharman Crawloid, Esq., &■., &c. John F. Maguire, ...

... themselves suddenly beset the Wallaehs. They delivered up their arms, upon condition of being suffered to pass. The following is the result narrated:— Several carriages were laden with the arms, and they waited for dawn to continue their journey. the night ...

... Belfast Chronicle. A Kklic the Irish Parliament.— We have announce the death of Mr. John M'Clintock, of Drurncar, in the county of Louth, and formerly Sergeant-at-Arms in the Irish House of Commons, for the loss ot which office he had been in the receipt ...

... revenue receipts from the sth October last were ~ Same time last year Increase .. .. £85,390 0 0 72,931 0 0 .. £12,459 0 0 Mr. John Fottrell, of Middle Gardiner-street, was accidental'r run over •■. ■■c of Flood’s Clontarf omnibusses Sa 'I”. ; injuries he ...

... Duleek (loud cheers). Well, such has been myexperience. What has been that of Mr. Grattan ? Mr. Lucas then proceeded to trace at considerable lengtlh the movements of Mr. Grattan throughout the county, referring to his meetings at Navan, Slane, Trim, Kells ...

... from an Original Irish Manuscript, w tti Metrical Trans, lat.ons, otc* and a Biographical Sketch tae Author Haves. Lublin : John O’Odly. The c.n'u y of Irish History that elapsed between the BiUle of the Boyne and the Revolution of the Volunteer* is very ...

... , Sir H. W. Barron, J. H. Devereux. James Fagan, M'Namara, Magan, Maher, Sergeant Murphy, Sir P. Nugent, John O’Brien, M. J. O’Connell, and John H. Talbot. >( Mr. George Henry Moore, member for Mayo,” was the only Irish member who remembered that be had ...

... make the agricultural interest a prominent object of relief, they considered they had not their fair share of the surplus. Mr. John O’Connell said that the attacks had begun not with the honourable member for Kerry, but from the other side of the House. The ...

... people to suspend the exercise of tlteir franchise until brighter times and better men should arise (chee. s) The chronicles Grattan’s more than human eloquence have handed down that illustrious patriot’s exclamation, Secure the House Commons against the ...

... hazards, and lie accordingly ordered Major-General the Earl of Cardigan to move forward with the light brigade. “ This order was obeyed in the most spirited and gallant manner. Lord Cardigan charged with the utmost vigour, attacked a battery which was firing ...

... Smithfield, at £2 13s. A very hue lot* Mr John Sheill, jun, of Dungannon, a very capital lot of two year olds to Mr Fetherstone, county Meath at 11s. Patrick M'Donnell, Lacken, a lot of 150 two year olds to Mr Ward, at Mr John Neilan, of Roscommon, 200 two year ...