... the greatesis patnomm. hey had two Iheir four archbishops declared repealers, and hews, proud rank Michael of Cashel beside John of Tuara—-(bear and cheers.) In going from one monster meeting to (Mr. O'Connell) had nay and night SUtteHy's house, and his ...

... Con. R. Dobbs, Castle Dobbs, Canickfergus, JT*. High Sheriff elect for Antrim ; Rev. John Cnaine, Dean of Connor John C. Mounmry, Favor Koval, Aughnacloy, D.L. J.P. ; John Rowan, Merville, Belfast, J.P.; Rev. James Stamms, Lishum, Dean of Ross ; Henry Richardson ...

... to i£a Aral pronounced the English bilL Sit. R. t, w«k notice of Mr. Grattan's 4o ...

... Buddings. following noblemen and gentlemen wr»re William Fitzgerald, M.assare?ne amlj Ferrari, Lo«ther Chapman, Bart.; William Sh.arm iffonl. Eaq.. M P. L, J igh Morgan Tint-*, Esq, D L, rillaas Hamiltoa, Esq, Barrister; Thom is Fether• iiHi-gh, Esq. DL,JP; ...

... Rowland, Solicitor; W. B. Hudson, John E. Appleyard, Robert M*Alister, W. 11. H. B. Daly, l>. Morton, Samuel Eakins, Henry Bagnall, Win. Willmms, T. Apperson, Thus. W. Single Con, John Slmw, James Calvert, Smith, John R- illy, Ri- hard Harvey, ice. &.c ...

... lv and Grattan not upon town, Without the sad risk of the loss of Crown No, Irishmin, stickmcn, and welters, no— Perrin’s Act has made his bitterest foe return once, and the saints” I’ll soon dun, A sober and i‘jilaal tluukv 1 am. * HENRY GRATTAN. Evening ...

... rummoned Mr, John Cooke, Dulcck-gate, fot stealing turnip out of bis «i. offence proved, the little fellow was ordered to p?y tine of 2 ...

... fourth s..n of John Grogan, Harcourt'Sirce?, In the city of Dublin, Esq., barrikteis,atlaw, • , . » William Patrick Carr, E*q., second son the Reverend George Carr, of Rosa, in the county Wexford elk •John O’HagSn, Esq., second ton John ate ofNewry, in ...

... hy nn armed pnrty. saw a 1 of from ft on the hill fronted ns. .The Hon. Mr. French, magistrate, wna with our party. A portion of the people, to -he number of 200,’ came down to meet the police, who also advanced to meet them Fbe peasantry, armed with pikes ...

... cleared, and a division took place Lord J. Russell's amendment. The numbers were For the resolution 121 For the Lord John Russell, 12' 1 During Ui«-exclusion of strangers, anolLer moiton was made censure Mr. Pouher for the language he had uaed, ...

... with bread, the mob demanded the honey ex|»osed for sale in the window. Some carts laden with Hour belonging to Mr. Francis John Neill and Co., were attacked in coming into L: me rick horn port, and portion of it taken. Information having been received ...

... b'msclf tnfida!— they do Franco and j other couotriea, but in Ireland evvry m-n anxious support or to the name of Cbrisdsit. Lord John Russell had dona hts doty lb!* ncoas on—hnt all efforts had been in vain, and they found ihemsel'C* conjointly in mis- r-*Ue ...