... Dungannon Branch-Messrs J A Quinn, soli- citor; John Moffatt, Dungannon House; John Cas- sidy, Edwd Hurson, Patrick Flanagan, Andrew M'Gurk, Francis Hart, Patrick Cole, Joseph Flanagan, Dr M'Mullan, John Taggart, V S; Hugh Taggart. Stewartstown and Coalisland ...

... Kennedy, Edmond Synan, John 3 O'Goran, John J C O'Hare, Charles M-Carthy, Charles Cahill, John Morrissy, John O'Con- uor, Richard O'Connor, James LnP. D H O'Ccjnnor, John Sheedy, E B Synan, Patrick Cahill Ballybrophy-Ths Rev ...

... ' Armnagh E H G Patterson, Eso: Mr John Tre:nuor, Miall- a stret; Itir J.. Slowe, Mr A Brensan, lonaghan; Mr nI J seeclu, onaghan; Mr Thomas Denaemly, fr af- I I' fcrty, Mr J&5 MSe, Dr O'R~eilly, M5onac:han; Xr John I -e} Tremaor. Dublin-t-reet; Mir D ...

... his duty at the eviction of John Kemnple on Lnrd Clanricarde's property dur- inu Lhe recent evictions there. When the case for the Crown had closed, Mr. Bowler contended lthat no evidence had been given that Sir Henry Grattan Bellew was high sheriff for ...

... experience of a Grattan's constitution demonstrates the danger of It two Parliaments in one Empire. Where, or what, was the danger? We are all familiar with the d numerous testimonies to the vast growth of Irish e prosperity under Grattan's Constitution ...

... foss, A H Bates, John Wallace, E h Feely, I B Bourne, J Ham pbray, Thomas Hewson, George B Outton, Sir Edward Sullivan. John t3 Thompson, Molyneux Barton, Davys Tucker, John Stanley, John Genrge Gibbon, Jonathan Pim, David Sherlock, Richard Dowse, Jun; E ...

... M'Sorley, P Patterson, John Caraher, A MIClelland, John Seain J Dilger, J Hughes, Henry Collins,J J Butterfield, ?? Cowvan, PORorke, EA lambe, P Iooney John MN'Coirt. D Murtagh, Patk Erly, Tom Doherty. J Curley. - Douglas. John Barry, J Tuinelty, P lagee ...

... n to hand it appeared a schoolmaster named John i Curtin and his wife, of Mionteagte, about ten miles from here, were proceeding to Brosna -on yesterday, about 11 30, to Divine service,-when a party of armed men fired on them, shooting Mrs Curtin on the ...

... speeca of our great orator Henry s Grattan; and do you know, I am sure you don't h E know, that in one of his great speeches he said, a 'I have followed the career of Ireland from in. a r juries' to arms and from arms to liberty,' and do v i you know that ...

... s as checis uponL mrisgovernmen t and oppres-2 That'w7e, the electors of South-Dublin, renew our con- ldencein sir 'hans Gratta-n listacuee, B~arS, liasl . ourr trniste'OR member, an~d re gi-areful for his ?? atI home, in the H~ouse of Commons, hnd in' ...

... Thoias Styles. M D; Dr Torrens, M D Mr John Myles, l J llealy, Cork; P White, Ambrose Plunk.tt, solicitor; Robert Kenny, Xi D ; Surgeon Bloom. James O'Connor. r C ; - Mulligan, D 0C Miley, solicitor; J J Bolger, John Burke, F C; - M'Donneil. T C- J Grehan ...

... THE | NATIONAL CAUSE.I INATIONAL DEMO]STRATION AT ENNISCORTRY. SPEECHIES OF JOHN DILLON, M.P; T1. E. REDMOND, ?? MB W. K. REDMOND, M.P.; SiR THOMAS ES- MONDE,M.P.; AN:D REV DR. D1LLON, C.C. (FROM OUR RKPOLRT.) E-niscortby, Sunday. To-day cte of the most ...