... duties. Mr. Leader, Mr. J. Grattan, Mr. A. Dawson, Sir J. M. Doyle, and several other members, left DttWin tler on Friday. COMMITTALS TO COUNTY . GAol..—On the 9th iu=t , by Joseph Greene runt Nevillv. Gorman, ion., John Conway 11.. liearney and Patrick ...

... T.ord John Russell -no, you shall not treat the people ot Ireland as if they were slaves they shall possess arms well the people of England—every man and hoy of them shall liberty to purchase and keep gun. There shall be no regriatmlion of arms. “ The ...

... nights ago an armed party entered the house of John Bohan. of Derreenaska, assaulted and swore him to support his brother, and to giro him some meal. Another party broke open the house of Charles Rinolds, at Knockaderao, and searched fur arms, but did not ...

... Vicar General, has been pleased to appoint the Rev. John Quarry, LL.D., tp thp.o4:o of Surrogate of the diocese of Cork mot Roos.—Cork Coosa- The Lord Bishop of ponn and Connor has appointed the Rev. John ,Kinabila, Rector of Knocpireda, to undertake the ...

... Irish Leather, tondo by Irishmen. John Malone, 67, North Kul. street, Dublin . B UT Only Patereon'a New Match— The Winner. Made .t oar Works, Ham- bond Lane, Dublin. 1 1ATTLE FEEDING CAKE—H. H. Leask, and Co., Sir John's Quay, Dublin. CITY Wheel Works ...

... and he thould, therefore, support the original resolution. Mr. Grattan said that his hon. friend had resisted the order of the house because he considered it was contrary to law. (Mr. Grattan) differed from hi* hon. friend; but yet he trusted that the house ...

... 1848. 11. B. R.-nlh horn- 1695. Tenant Right Meeting in Clare- 1835. At Bully hay—lB4B. 12. Sat—Earlof Lord Depnly-1680. Tone armed at ie from Aiue rica—l7i>6. to pat down Catholic Committee— 1811. State trlaln d—lB44. First number of tin* United Irishman ...

... M Cornelius Thoraas .ehy, ReUiew ; J Reid. M 1 1 b >nk Ansieii. Grange John Nasu->, N w ion ; Spottiswoo.l wl*s, Af.erne; Crohan. Maryville ; Denis Callaghan, .he. duggan, a*, John N‘wenham, Maryborough. F.o.n half-past about a q ia* ter af;er one a v* ...

... generous and noble act of bravery—if tiny do, will put end to degrading scents these. —Leinster Reformer. Device of Grattan to wake himself —Grattan, tho celebrated Irish ha. ristcr, was iudejatigably industrious. was »oanxiou* lose iu sleep, which ...

... Sadlier, John Olhion, Right Hon. T. SchoUfield, William Milner Scully, Francie Gonld, Wyndham Simeon, John Grace, Oliver Dowel J Smith, J (Dunfermline Grattan, Smythe,Hon (Cant^rb G eene, J (Kilkenny) Somera, John P.trick Henry, Alexander Stuart Lord D (Maryleb ...

... barony of Cooke: loft . Walter Cotrell, of Kent's, in the barony of tenlye, John Bertjn, in the barony of Derleje, Richard Ey!sward. in the barony of Doeth, Rowet, and Oargoo and John Koch Dacon (3) in the barony of Overk. Witness as above.—(Pat. 32, Edw. ...

... recently renounced Protestantism while on a Visit to the Elertis) City in 1841, and now I aiholic priest and professor at St. John’s College, hordhamj Mrs. \ Kuren, daughter of ))r. Mott, ot tins city j the Kev. E. P.llmvell, now Catholic pastor Elizabethtown ...