... Lower Leoson fctraet. ROBERT 11. GRATTAN & Co., 18 FLEET STREET, DUBLIN. RALE THIS DAT. BUttKfc s OKEAT ROOMS. Important ibe Nobility. UeßlfT, FlorLtU. Jto. EXTENSIVE HALE A Cboiee Collection of ORNAMENTAL AND PLANTS. Ac. JOHN BURKE tiM reecired iostrocliooj ...

... jH«al servitude; Jobu Connor (T'ha), John Connoct tGroevesk TTiomus Maftouy, and Philip Connor* seven years’penal servitude each: John Learned aged IS, seven years' penal servitude; IS mouths ; Joseph Molloy and John Delanv. months' each. A further tvvrbtion ...

... gentlemen wishing to enrolled members. Meeting next SumUy 3 o’clock, when all members are invited attend. EATIJST {JOHN Meeting Sunday For eaters’ Arms Inn, Mr Jaiees Hanley, president, in chair. The secretary read correspondence from the Execnt that Mr. J U'Brien ...

... LECTURE ON GRATTAN’S PARLIAMENT PRELIMINARY NOTICE. We desire call the attention of our readers to the advertisement our columns to-da>. announcing a lecture that ia to be given in John Street Presbyterian Church, (Rev. Mr. Simpson’s.) On Monaay Evenini: ...

... when Flood tauntingly described Grattan as mendicant patriot, and Grattan retorted by painting Flood as traitor in one of the most crashing and pitiless pieces of invective that have ever belonged to oratory. Grattan’s career in the Irish Parliament ...

... proposed The Br*. and Moore,” which was speeded to. Tbs stewards wen—Bra. 1, Patrick Moose, Bobsrt Sheila, John Forster, Samnel Tsylor. John Gnn. Vnu Forrest. During the evening the rathres kindly isvouzed with oourb— Qmwn H. Ctewl, Alfred binton, J ...

... GRATTAN CO., and all Chemists and Druggtsts• BALLyciAns—JIM:EB GREGG Litman—BOYD & 00 Dowsrirs:c[—WlL WBRLDB. Nawrowous&e—J. WATCHES AND JEWELLERY DIRECT FBOX THE WORKSHOP. QTR EVER W A ONG STERL ING TCHEB S Cappeda lLVEß ndJeweßsd L. from 38s; Ladies' ...

... SMITH. « When Grattan rose, none dare oppose | The claim he made for {reedom ; , They kaew our swords, to back bis words, . Were ready, did he need them !” l Tuomas Davis. | A friend has written (in a book of mine) over the | name of ** Grattan” these words ...

... ARMED RUFFIANISM. TILE murder of young Leary, a farmer's son, neer Castleisland, at the hands of an emergencyman on Wednesday evening, ought to be a warning to magistrates how they should arm the lowest class cf ruffians to be found in this country, to ...

... THE ARMS BILL. Mr HEALY gave notice that, on going into Committee on the Arme Bill, should move that be an inetraction the CominiUce that they have power to change the title of the Bill, so as to iuo ...

... THE RAID FOR ARMS COUNTY CORK. Three of tbe five prisoners cnarged ou remand Newmarket (county Cork) Petty Sessions, connexion with the recent raid for arms made in district, were dismissed yesterday, and the other two (Collios and Sullivan) were remanded ...

... E.; I 1365. R. H. GRATTAN AND CO., AIX rioNEERS, VALUERS, I:ENT ENI CS. AND ECEi 1$ FLEET-STREET, AUCTIONS of Stork Furniture, and Farm Produce solicited and personally comdected. Prompt settlements made . All erimmunicttines In Arms Hotel. alms Feel-street ...