... T. ABOLITION OP THE VICEROYALTY— I MEETING AT THE ROTUN DO. of citizsne, convened by Mr. John Rey.ads as Lord Mayor. was held on Monday in the Round of t he Rotondo, for the purpose of protesting t h proposed abolition of the office of Lord te Although ...

... SHILLING VOLUMES—FANCY BOARDS. Ketc Vulamcs —Ch.vri.es Tyrrell. G. P. James. Aones DE Mansfeldt. H. Grattan. The Ghost Hunter and Family—By John Banim, John Marston Hall; or, Little Ball Fire—l*2mo , boards Tuk Rivals and Tracy’s Ambition—l2ttto, boards ...

... Geu»Aeftm, John Hynn, Mahael PlyunTjohn D«ine, Wm. Deaoe. bteplien Connor, Srvaii Kenny, Uwler, Pilnek I .C., Michael I-vrrer, T. C. ; James Marti.., not, John Mooney, Patrick Morphy M^' h - James K’earr, Thomas O’Conner. Jolm Itobina, *J«ke Watfon, John Watson ...

... son of the lion. Charles Langdale (uncle to Lord Stourton) is, it stated, iu a shorttime to be married to Miss Grattan, daughter of H. Grattan, EN., M.P., the popular representative of Meath. . The columns of the Milting Journal afford unmis takeable signs ...

... 20th Regiment; John Lynne, 56th Rest. meat; 1). A. Blest, 56th Regiment; John Quiglan, Thomas Clifford, S. H. Greer, Edward Hornsby, Janse4M'Calmont, bib Humors; Augustus Banos, Wm. E. Hamilton, John R. D'Olier, It. Seymour Stewart, John Deering, 22nd ...

... (leen • do. i;;;) • L Pll- Pair of do. ) FLAX FRIZZ.. Prizes will be giros ix each Mu for the best specimen of Fir's., not Its arm 71b., reedy for spinning, prepared to the lietyiud, method. P ~ r.ze, .. SI Os. Od. 15..cosid Priz,, .. .. 0 lOs. Od. (Perron: ...

... those proposed, at such a time as this, for the preservation of life and pro perty in this country—oh, well may John O’Con nell and Henry Grattan (the apologist for the Roscommon murderers) have mildly accepted the lenient measures proposed by bis right hon ...

... Uook*eller» London ; Published at Tub Ckitic Office 29, Rssex-street. Strand end to bs had ail Bookseller* Town and C uuutr LATEST ARM INTELLIOEN* CE. sit /ool—Dublin—-The xcond dinision ewbsrked thi* day iu lim sieaiurr at Uubliu lor beifuit. 6 b—•Cbeafer—Thi» ...

... as he remarked, that he might observe minutely its injunctions. A FENCE MADE.—Married at Barn-staple, by the Rev. John Gales, Mr. John Pea, to Miss Sophia Rails. If this match don't make a fence of the first quality, we should like to know what stuff ...

... W. S. O'Brien announced a subscription from his friend, Mr. Henry Grattan (applause). Ile felt it a great honour to be permitted to hand in this contri• bution. The spirit of Grattan—the father of his friend—was amongst them that day (hear, hear, in ...

... Chairman of Town Comnvssioners. John Armstrong, Rector, Kiltomb. John Fitzgerald, P.P., Cam. Patrick Dignan, T.C., Athlone. Thomas Philips, Athlone. William Sproulo, Merchant, do. B. McDermott, C.C., do. Patrick Heat', C.C., Cam. John J. O’Suilivan, Mount-Florcnce ...

... Orange Lodge, No. 440, and may the master (who is an honorary member of the John Knox) long continue to preside over it. This toast was drunk with much enthusiasm. J. Grattan, Esq., master of 440, replied as follows—. It would be affectation if I did ...