... r~es, te au1;iaLe.: i e a-a dagr-e the l:i.t ?? they n 1 bare to ?? e, e-. 'e e n weather se,:s. I arm, reverend sod der Jir, iL. 0 sicev, To the Rev. John Bztier ' lhccs. Tn nries, J-t. 6, tG My P I)A T _Z!r- A' NVnL,'1T-Y Z ?? el- ,s ~ peo3 le of thiE ...

... but he hated revo- luoton perhaps even more. In 1808, when Itubert ?? made his ill-fated attempt, ('Conniell again took up arms in the lawyers' corps of jeornaary, in bopport of the government of the time. In 1810, at the public reeting of tie citizens ...

... Soapoint; W. Morris, Saelord;, John J. Sale, Manchester; Thonms Smith, Wick- low;, XiiSiaet J, Byrne, Wicklow;: John J. KLeegan, mreat BlrItaln-street.; Wm. Yleiiog, Very Rev. Dr. M l~roy, P.P., Tallsinore: C. Molloy, barrister; John Sweetman, Mecrion-squaro ...

... Sack- vitle-streest. 51; Mrs Henry Grattan, Stephen's-green, il 2s; Moxcell Hamilton, Esqo, errion-squatr, 1; Andiew G;ll, Esj, per Vey Rev Dr Spratt, 1l; Lady 'Neotervitlles per Very R1ev Dr O'Connell, P P, 1l; John Wardell, Eiq. hohrnaz-itreet, per Mr ...

... speak without introducing it into his mouth, thereby causing what Grattan called his sepul- cilsal note. Grattan's nose was very long and Flood's nose very short, and this was why Grattan used the expression his broken beak (cbeers)._ He had read the ...

... filed in the Crown Office, Queen's Bench, the affidavit of Sir John Gray, M.P., show- ing cause against the conditional order for a criminal infoanation which the court, on the application of John O'Leary, granted against him for having pubhhed two leading ...

... firm of Cantrell and Corbrane, of Nasau pltce. THEi GRATTAN i MO~ ENTr-We (FRsFmAs) hive received It. from the R3v. J. Eveis, P.P., Mohi'l, and 11. from Dr. George Evers, J.P., Newtownford, for the Grattan Monument. NATIONAL GATJ.xTmy-The number of visitors ...

... Monday evening next Mr. I. 8ateile intends giving a grand -- Aissaut of Arms In tha li'ace Gymnaslram. We think we need but mention the fast this this fate it to ba r. ber efit to Mr. John Satelle, in order to excite a gederal wish on the part of young and ...

... Leech, M. Cualen, B. Courtney, jum., J. Mangan, J. Thornton, P. Courtney, Thomas M'Kenna, and John Dowwnes. A picket of the Royal IrieS Constabulary, filly armed, and under commanad of Captain Gardiner, S.L, paraded the town during the.night. , The number ...

... Hlalleck has declared that he will take that city this summer, and by a campaign over the overland route, if he has to lead the arm'y himself; for by so doing that he would also auni. bilate Lee's army. That is just what General Lee wishes Halleck to attempt ...

... ending with the i Right Honourable John Foster, the fifteenth and V last Speaker, in the year 1801. In the centre of this recess, and over the, chair, are the arms of Ireland- t the harp and crown, and above them the arms in full a of Speaker Foster. ...

... similarly i pleased for twelve months. It is open from elevento four o'clock, free. 9 THE GRATTAN MONUMENT. 3 We are requested to state that the next meeting of the Grattan Monument Committee will be held at a the Mansion House on Tuesday next. Several im- ...