... proclarat. tion The confidence of his Majesty the Emperor of AWAsb having invested me with the functions of Lieutenant of Lora. hardy, and the military command of the Lsnmbardian pro- vinces, I lave this day taken up my resilience at the pal.e Inhabitants ...

... John Cosby, Marquis of Drogheda, Lord Duras, Colonel Dunne, M PF; Thomas S. Dennis, J P;F, I i Dillon, Bart ; Sir Thomas Dancer, Bart, W EH Daci.l1J p Geo Daniel, J P; Charles H Dornon, Thomas Darcy, Gwm Deane, Meade Caulfield Dennis, J P; Robert Dennis, ...

... Gro'gdn4MP. elee hon -Mr Stanh6peeParriclr.' eSeet-. 6' tnan, i Elivard Sweietman,'J` D B rovne, JP, Pi 1Lal utt, is ',.C.;'ThomaS Galwev, barrister, '3ames Haughetob; tl hiiurl if 'o'f Mayo'Alsderm~an Galin, Jo6hne ATCurnan, biirrltte'r, J14rhiis ) 1'Delun~ ...

... amendment, and was proceeding with much vehemence to argue the matter amid it storm of uproar, when he was interrupted by Mr. Thomas Arkins, who said he rose to order. That meeting was convened by the people's representatives of all creeds and all shades ...

... i of the board to the fact of a very considerable number of houses not valued for poor rate, grand jury, or other taxes in Thomas's paeish. Ile now held in his hand a list fr the I accuracy of which he did not, however, pledge himself, but I according ...

... Arkins, Arch- bold, Bailey, Boland, Carolan, Colville, Cosgrave. Callaghan, , Dodd, Doyle, Dowling, Delany, Fitzpatrick, Hardy, Holmes, Kerr, Law, Mangan, M'Garry, Murphy, Nugent, Rathborne, Reilly, Roper, Thorpe, and Wilson. f a~rATE OF 'THiE HtOUSe ...

... which had awaited so many of them in the beggary and destitution to which they were lamentably reduced (loud cheers). Mr. Thomas Corcoran seconded the resolution, which passed amid loud cheers. Air. O'Flaragau then, amid loud cheers, proposed the next ...

... no money on his person, nor any papers that might lead to the discovery of his name and residence. An inquest was held by Thomas Harrisqo, Esq., and a verdict in accor- dance gas zJurued. Thb ?? jeer was ?? by on6 of our imps, the Post-mnark: is Illegible ...

... auditors of parochial accounts. The following gentlemen were the audi- tors selected :-J. Sibthorpe, Thomas Hall, Thomas B. Mil- liken, and W. Thomas, Esqrs. The several foregoing appointments having been made, the business of the first vestry was declared ...

... Parish of Kells, county Meath, Very Rev N M'Evoy, , PP1; Rev John Kelly, CC, Rev 'iA Genghegan, CC, John Barrett, Esq, TC, and Thomas Rogers, Esq, TC; 1,360 sig- natures. Parish of Ardmore and Grange, county Galway, Rev G Prendergast, PP, and Rev William ...

... ; 11,ev Mr iersgh P ?? ?? Coghien, P P; Riev Mir Suiulla, p p Re MrNicleC C; ROv Mr Larrigan, C C ; John M~oii Stket~e;Win Thomas Plilon, Teigherstown p~t~~~osliin llltfarhci~bii; John MCullagh. 'rtyol~town; Totsl~me, ortainict ; BI. Kerraganl, jkallyn ...

... two ?? bridges, Wroxharn, and four others whose names I do not recollect. Sir Thomas carries his head under his arm, and flamres issue ftom hinsmouth. Few rustics are hardy enough to be found loitering on or near those bridges on that night ; and my informant ...