... Lord Claud John Hfamiltont addressing you as a supporter of the English G-overnmnent from this Republican Window. (Cheers, and a voice- I don't believe you, John)') I think I may ask you to do justice to the honoured name of Lord Claud John Hamilton by ...

... 1st of February. 'A MR. JOHN MARTIN, M.P., AT LIURGAN. [FvOee OUR OWNV REroaTila X Lt'RGAY, MONDAY NiGcT.. To-NiGnT, a lecture was delivered in -the Town Hall of this town by John Martin, Esq., M.P. for Meath, on Henry Grattan and his Timet/' The Rev ...

... fined in ?? and 05s costs for the assault on the constable. No rule was entered in the other charges. DRIVING OVER A COILD. John Dodds, a 'arman, was brought up in custody of Sub-Constable M'Garvoy, charged with having driven his horse and car over a ...

... Danraven, on her marriage, by the Duchess of Buc. y clench. Miss Ormsby Gore, by Mrs. WV. OrmabyGore. Miss Grattan, by her mother, Mrs. John Grattan. ' Miss Gertrude Hamilton, by the Duchess of Aber. n corn. Mrs. Francis T. R. Kennedy (of Dunuro), t on her ...

... another barraok and hand- cuffed, and put upon the car again. When on the car the second time he otoght Constable Harley by the arm. The female prisoner assaulted Burley by striking him on the face. Mr. M'CAAUSLNcD said the male prisoner must be imprisoned ...

... bronchitis, at 41, Combermere SS:-.ec, SeLfat, Mary Aann, rerlct of the late John Armour, aged 40 years, BAL MIEit-April 1D, at hig residenae, Glenhead, Kegs- bezy, Moira, Mr. John BaImer, aged 55 years. BYR4E- April 15, after a tedious illnes3, at 43, Werlaud ...

... George Murney, William L. Bell, Charles Gaussen, James Fleming, John Charlie, William Guthrie, William Bell, WVillias Lytle, Richard Baxter, William H. Patteir'on, John Armor, Robt. M'Bean, John Ell:ott, William Emerson, George Clotworthy, WVilliam Addieon ...

... to admire wve can hardly 2 doubt. But it is equally certain that it wvas to Grattan, the determined foe of the Union ; to Grattan, the leader of the movement of 1782 - to Grattan, as the apostle of what i3 termoed *Irish Independeilce, that the gecat majority ...

... priests had hidden away arms, and cer- tainly a few muskets were found in one convent, but the convent had been used as an ambu- lance, and the arms had belonged to soldiers who hlad died. For some time there was a close search for arms, during which many ...

... Canfield and two sub-constables from Adavoyle station. After a toilsome march of three hours they reached the house of James Grattan, the highest residence on the mountain. Lights were burn- ing, and the constabulary could see that there were about thirty ...

... Monsell, and Charles H. Grattan Emerson and F. 2 G. Haddock as umpires. The following gentlemen composed the Ards team:-Messrs. George Jamison (oaptain), Samuael M'lee (hon seC ), Thomas E. Montgomtery, Robert A. Simms, John Gordon, J. Dill, lharles ...

... commission. The Prince of Wales's Royal Regiment of Long. i ford Rifles-Richard John Lu Poer Trench, gent, to be Sub Lieutenant (supernumerary). Sligo-Major and honorary Lleut..Col. John Ffoljiott resigns his commission; also is permittsd to retain his rank, ...