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... MR. CARDIGAN AND MR BLAKE, M.P. Mr. Caf'g-iu has a letter, of which the follow, i* ropy, to Mr. John Power, uncle to Mr. Blake, and it remains unanswered, the public will draw their own conclusions the value to be attached to Mr. Power’s statements • ...
... JOHN MITCH SI. lUOOKLVN. Tha welc ...
... THE ELECTION OF JOHN DALY, (FROM TUB TIMES). The unopposed return of John Daly, tha dynamiter) as member o! Parliament for City of Limerick. Is significant reminder of the sent!* ments which animate all sections the Irish Nationalist party: Limerick is ...
... DUNGARVAN PETTY SESSIONS —Siterpay, (Before John R. Dower, Esq.) ASSAULTS. Informations were returned to Quarter Sessions against two young men (brothers) named Patrick and John Carey, for arather grievons and wanton assault upon Andrew Hogan, driver ...
... gallant spirit evinced young Grattan, and the fact that the same almost rash contempt for danger was one of his leading characteristics. In that day, in Ireland, every man fought merely to oblige his neighbour. In 1775 we find Grattan name entered upon the books ...
... over so goodly an array ol culprits placed before Military Court. Wo have Earls of Lucan and Cardigan, with Sir R' ...
... THE WATERFORD MILITIA The Waterford Militia Artillery are now 210 strong. This week they have received their arms and clothing. When fully mustered they will, we doubt not, be a fine body of young men. With the militia and police (about 45,000) all Irishmen ...
... extinct, the property became vested in John Flood, grandson of the founder of the family. John Flood made his will in 1807, devising the lands to Lord Doneraile and Richard Aldworth, trust, to the use of his eldest son John, for life, with remainder in tail ...
... Thomas, Mauneell, W Moore, G, Nias, Lord, Napier, J. Nugent, Sir P, O’Brien, Sir Larina, O'Brien, John, O’Brieri, Sir T, O’Flaherty, A, Reynolds, John, Sadleir, J, Srutly, P. Sulliean, ’M. Taylor, Col, Varner, Sir W, Veaey, Hon T. Dip not Votb.—'.Al*sender ...
... Duhlin—John Kdw. Vevahles V'ernon, Evq., Clontarf Caslle, Clontarf. Duhlin City—Thomas Wilson, Esq., Templestreet. Fermanagh—John Gerard fmne. Esq., Ro'-k--field, Enniskillen. Galway—Thomas A. Joyce, Esq , Uahasan Park, Crcaghwell. Galway Town—John Ireland ...
... of Grattan. They dreaded the apparition of such a reranant on the boards of the m‘oanne. They withYeld the writ of election till the last moment which the law permitted, and till they fondly imagined that it wonld be too late to return Mr. Grattan in ...
... Henry Ford Corbally, Matthew Elias Divison, Richard Duffy, Charles Esonnde, John Fagan, William Forster, Sir George Fox, Richard M Ooold, Windham Grace, Oliver Dowel John Greene, John QreriLle, Colonel Pulke Tellers, Mr. Vance Mr. French. Total, inclu ling ...