... question would be a thing of history to-day if in the old days Englishmen spoke of Ireland in a spirit so riendly and calm. Sir John Wilmot opens by professing in hearty and generous terms hisadmiratien and reverence for a country so famous as Ireland has ...

... promoters the meeting having arrived at half past seven the procession started from the Lansdowne Arms, cheering intervals for Isaac Butt, Richard Pigott, John Martin, P. J. Smyth, Ac. Ac., and proceeded the residence of the Rev. George M'Cutohan who delivered ...

... Professor Kavanagh, C IJ ,Professor Stewart, Very Rev Canon Murphy, James Reilly, P-L G; John Reilly, P L G ; Thos Reilly, P L G(; Wm Tally, John Burke, J Spain, Mr John: Noggle, Rev Father Lawless, C Donouhy, T C, J P; Dr Danne, Mr Treacy, solicitor ; `Rev ...

... Francis Grinny,!Francis O’Neal, Mrs. Redfern, Edward Fitzsimons, Mary Doyle, John Martin, Mrs. Nester, Patrick Haddick, James Haddford, Patrick Mullan, Michael Hurley, David Kearney, John Savage, Dominick Kearney, Michael Gaffney, William Kelly, Patrick Mullan ...

... Bourke, F W Browne. Hugh Gough, John P Vereker. Sis-RBichard Kelly (MSajor-General), Robert Lynch ll >se, Ar'hur Gore, Riebaid M'Causland, Edwvard Uoey, D L: George Colthurst, Richard Griffith, B art; John Pow er, D L; John Gray, M P; Edward Borough, Bart: ...

... Brooke, L, Captain Mark Wood, A 1) C. John Keener Kane, George Meawe Matmeell, 1 lankett, 1.:,,., u,, the Lord Chief Justice and Mr. Robert Smith, FH Browne, G Fitiwilllam Barry, Whiteside We.t Cork Artillery; John Deering, Regiment; The Vice Chancellor ...

... Kirwan, John O 'laria- gan, Charles Blake, Stephen Mi'fonnetl, win Ffrench |Henderson, George Burke, Thlomas Hi4gine, Cornelius 4) Kelly, Burton 'ersoe, Walter Seymiour, Pierce Joyce, Major Seymulor, John K~irwvan. Richlard St Geonie Lord Dunlo, John Lanabert ...

... C.B., Piunacree, Killucan, has been appointed High Sheriff for the county of AWaterford. Lieutenant-Colonel William Edward Arm- -stronlg bacossnell has been appointed Vice-Lieutenant for the county of Clare. 1 Thom as F. Keily, Esq., 9 George's-street ...

... sworn:- CITY GArND Jumy-Joseph Manning, foreman; John Morgan, John Byrne, Alfred Aldridge, Win. Bradshaw, James Forrest, Charles Craucour, Wra. L. Ereon, Robert Grattan, Joseph Hill, Frederick Hornan, John Keegan, W. Hammond, Charles IV. Papwortb, William ...

... were somo friends of the accused present, who shook them warmly by the hands. JOHN REA AND THE “ROYAL IRISE,’'* HIS OPINIONS ON FENIANS AND ORANGE- The hearing the notion of John Rea, the well-known Belfast attorney, against Colonel Uilller, Deputy 1 pec ...

... Stonecutters Society; Andrew Miller, Baketrnkakers Society; Matthew Murray, Secretary, Sawyeeo Saceity: John Nichoeson. Stonecutters Society; John WsiHngan, Bakers Society; Edward Spillane, Cur- ricrr Society, Jam .es Ward, President. lousepainters Society; ...

... ARM' L OF MR J REA IN BELFAST PRi CEEDINGS-SPBECII BY . - REA - . - a, rival of Mr. John Resin Belfast from Dublin on evening was made the occasion of a grand demonstration in his favour by those who sympathised with Ifm—si.d their sonic was legien—in ...