... ski.lkB— Netlerville, Maletta Yelverton. St ns—Edward Grogan, Bart ; John Power, Hart; FMmund Macnaghten. John A Wolseley, Bart, L; Denham Jephsott Nor rev?, Edward Borough, Hart; John Dillon, Hart; George 6* Done), Capel Molyneux, Hart. Dean—Cashel. A ...

... Joseph H. Gardner. John Sweetman, James Charles Bacon, Wm. Cockburne, Wm. H. Phibbs, Thomas Byrne, Matthew Callaghan. John Delany, John Dennis. James Barry. John M‘Gloin, John Madden, Jonathan Sisson,W. R. Digby, Frederick Howard, ...

... Filzsimon, Nicholas Fitzsimon, James Grattan, Henry Grattan, P. H. llowerd, C. D. O. A. H. Lynch, Major Macnamara, J Maher, W. S. O’Brien, Cornelius Bnen, M. J. O’Connel!, O’( on noil, M. O’Connell, Morgan O’Connell, John O’Connell, O’Con o- Don, R. .VJ. ...

... from England. Lord John Manners and party have left the Lake Hotel, Castleclough, Kiilarney, for Charleville Forest, Tullamore. The Hon. Colonel and Mrs. Vcrcker and suite are still sojourning at the Anglesey Arms Hotel, Kingstown. John Touche, Esq., has ...

... appearance in political life was when he went to meet Henry Grattan at the head of a loyal band ; for he (not Mr. Grattan) was at the head of the corporation of barbers. The son of the illustrious Grattan was asked why he had opposed the building of a church ...

... The woman's right leg and arm were burned to a cinder.—Mayo Constitution. On Sunday night the houses of James Slattery, and John NPOrath, of the Cross of Ballydine, Tipperary. workmen of Captain Power, were attacked by an armed party of seven men who broke ...

... COMOITTUE : Bev. C. M. Fleury, Joseph Wright, Esq. W. R. Boa. Esq. Robert Roberts. En. Arthur Williams, Esq. John Slbthorpe, Esq. John Barrett, Esq. Valentine Duke. Esq., M.D. Charles •tibthorpe, Esq. R. W. Cherry, Esq. Christopher Lodge. Esq. Samuel ...

... constitution. The government had been charged with remissness in refusing the application for arms made the magistrates when (hey contemplated the formation an armed association. The honorable baronet (Sir C. Coote) when he stated that government had refused ...

... very best description. For Terms of Freight and Passage, which will be moderate, and further particulars, apply to Meters. JOHN MARTIN & SON, North Wall, Or to JAMES MILEY, 22, Eden-quay. Dublin, 7tb Oct., 1854. £2,000 FOR ANY PERSON PRODUCING ARTICLES ...

... tution. The government had been charged with remiss.- • ness in refusing the application for arms made by the magistrates when the/ contemplated the formation an i armed association. The honorable baronet (Sir C. Coote) when he stated that government had refused ...

... O'Connelk Esq., M.P.; John Mitchell, Eeq. ; Richard Bowden Richard, Esq., Mayor of Cork; Thomas Davis. Esq., barrister-at-law; Caleb Powell, Eq., M.P. ; Cherie. Gavel. Bully. Esq., T.C. ; William Leary, Eve , Mayor of Limerick; John Dillon, Esq., Barri ...

... Requesting You will do me the favour to give publication to this letter, 1 remain, sir, your most obedient servant, CARDIGAN. Portman-square, Arm 22. In commettina on the above correspondence, the Miles having observed that the quality more imperatively required ...