... vie Royal Aced ;T. B. B iken, Eel ;J. Murlort Esq. ; lies Jokes, John K RN.. Q-C.; Surgeon and Rm. Wilde, Sir R.. Kane, I. Itaiirmon. Seq.; lion. Ale. ander M Pollock, A.M. ; Rev. John Hall, Francis Naedonoth. EA.. ; Rm. E. S. abb it, sub Dram, Chapel ...

... Griffith. J.P. (in the ehair) ; Gr. WN.4, the Mai or ; W. rt. Starkie, ; and M. J.P.) cam or mosetr. John Pinot, ly. nowt id, o men. charged with John Meehan, near thin town, on the night of the lot Januery last. Mack was the only one h. defendants who ...

... Government to fsifll its neutrally obligations, and forted any organised armed emigration. It declines that the emigianu will not tr..igaMt V. prisoners of war if captured with arm. in their hands. It it that Alagionilim has scents in New York, inducing ...

... setilemento these ilificulum. did John Mussed do? Ile Inibliehid • letter discourte.ly retuned Ow '!' - What would think it another who i • lished in iLe • to • Mt; 6 0 4 hi dinner? Having di.giswed the E..uperor I Preece, Lord John evil Unite Detilltalk with ...

... Smith O'Brien in the garden tad met lam to Ass. trains At that there a didinguished Insh orator in the of t'omnoinr, Mr Grattan. who eaid, in plaintive tones. • I you, gentlemen, out the dove, ant she will the olive-brauch • Well, we rent out the dove ...

... their experience, not even in the voluminous publications containing what remains of the heaven-born orations of Henry Grattan and John Philpot Conan, is there anything equal to the address which was delivered by Thomas nuncio Meagher, in the ceritr• of ...

... agitator the day before, ending in a story of an lush dragoon, who was killed in the Peninsula. His mime was Bonfield. His arm was shot off, and be was bleeding to death. When told he could not live, be called for a large silver goblet, out of which usually ...

... the site cars on the quays, and a most extraordinary and onuses' procession wended its way rapidly along the quays, over Grattan-bridge thron4h Parti imentstreet, Dsmeostreet, College tireen, Colh-ge-stroet and round D'O ier-street. Whet. the ..ahcontaining ...

... tirtitth coh fi vot ed. al REIM' IMPROVILIECIIT. The Mayor otunatisioattto Uio Pisioe, April, 11109. Dams Ste—Please pay Ur John Mulligan, rotesoll,stor. the sum 14 £2l GI borough mot water rates due on my brre Out of lb* sum of Joe by the Corpora so.—Yours ...

... Home Role but • return to the condition of things which prevailed in Ireland down to 1782, the date of the inauguration of Grattan . ' Parliament? Down to that year the Irish was at liberty to pursue domestic light. to its heart's content to raise money ...