... meetings, held at Kensington Common, and other places. The total of these sums Is £1,043 14s. B ...

... other governors of the Middlesex Hospital met inspect the Sir John Murray ward, erected and endowed for the reception of sixteen patients the bequest (10,000/.) of Lady Anne Murray, Sir John’s widow. Sisters, or superintendent nurses have been Appointed ...

... best evidence upon which they arrived at a result. confessed was surprised to hear the exaggerated statements of Mr. Grattan. Sir John Wai.sh mid he did not think that Mr. Stafford was at all open to the charge of inconsistency for the course which he ...

... had been no danger. There had been large importation of arms into Ireland, and no one could tell now where those arms were. (Hear.) It was cowardly and skulking traitors who possessed these arms, and who would use them, he feared, in pursuance of a system ...

... Commons made the fol- establishment Andrew Mnlholland & Co., 250/. Charles lowing declaration ; Lanyon, 100/. ; John Hind, 50/.; John Simms, ; John ??As James Commons, am now to appear before just Charters, William Danville, 8. K. MulhoUaud, and merciful God ...

... Campbell Mrs. Kelly Mrs. Klnran Mrs. Monahan Mrs. M‘Evoy Mrs. Cbestre Mrs. Comyn Mrs. Corr Mrs. Cowcn Mrs. John Darcy Mrs. M'Dennott Mrs. Maher Mrs. John M'Dermott Mrs. M‘Donnell Mrs. M'Kenna Mrs. H. Dease Mrs. Dolan Mrs. Mrs. J. O’Brien Mrs. O’Carroll Mrs ...

... The servant girl of John Keyes, the principal in the late affray at Killoughy, at present in charge of the police at Mountmellick; she has sworn against three of the party; one of them, John Keyes, cousin of the principal, was armed with a double-barrelled ...

... which baa gone the rounds of the newspapers, that the Right lion. Grattan is about to sell his estates in Ireland, although be haa pun-based considerable tract of land in Virginia. Hr. Grattan's estates are the best pari of Ireland, are good order, wholly ...

... declared to follows:—Mr. Long (Conservative), 22b; Mr. Keshan (Repealer), 179; Mr. Egan (Repealer), «5. The Arms Act.—An impression prevails that the Arms Act of November, 1847 (11 and 12 Viet, c. 2), expired on Saturday last. This is an error. The Act (section ...

... glad to find associated with us on this occasion, the sou of the illustrious Grattan (Mr. Henry Grattan, the member for Meath). At that meeting Mr. Fitzsimon, turning to Mr. Grattan, said—“ Your father inscribed free trade on his banner 1782,’‘ and Mr. Fitzsimon ...

... General Committee of Flections for 1850. Hon, Mr. Fox Blank*, Sir George Clerk, Mr. John Wilson Patten, Sir K'*bert Alexander Ferguson, Mr. Thomas Thornely, and Sir John Unllcr Yardo Holler. WisnsoK Elrction. —Mr. Hatchell, the Irish Solicitor- General ...

... Parliament, and praying for a return to Protection principles. The High Sheriff was called to the chair, and the Right Hon. James Grattan, in an able speech, moved the following resolution:— M That the social condition of Ireland, from the highest to the lowest ...