... i'itz.siiuon, James Grattan, Henry Grattan, John .M'( ance, John Maher, Thomas B. Martin, Hon. F. W. Mullins, Sir R. Mu.-grave, Bart., Sir R. Nagle, Bart., \V. Smith O'Biicu, Cornelius O'Brien Morgan O’Counell, Daniel O'Connell, John ...

... Sbca, Micb.icl Cremin, John Hurley, Michael Conway, Thomaa I'ogartv, John Ilealv, Win. Ilcalv, i'dwarJ CafTrv, Denis Keefe, Mauri c I'lta-.r.iltl. and William llvrne.i. imprisoned for nine nionlbs Thomas I care. Mathew Leary, John M'l.ovy, nod Miehacl O'l’rien ...

... MAUIUACES John Young, F.sq., M. P. for die comity Cavan, to Adelaide Aimaliella Tuite Dalton, step-daughter to the .Marquis of lleadfort. In Clonmel, It. C. Euburtr, Esq., to Leodora, only daughter of It. llurgess. Esq., .M. U. In Cork, T. W. Corker, ...

... Army u i omiiosi (I uniii lluwii k, Vnouunt I'ulmcrston, • ■orJ John Unswll, l>onl Slratforil, the Ki-hl lion T. Sunns Ume, nml the Kirill Hon. Sir Jolni Cam IIuIjIioum;, Hart. Sir John Hi.vni to In' Secretory A Mrieu* atfrajp wok on Thurtol iv •raniuf ...

... strength and honour to a liberal government. he appointments of Mr. Baldwin •») Mr. Bcrwick (the latter a nephew of the late Mr. Grattan) have been made with scrupulous regard to all the considerations of professional, political, and private merit. The bar accepts ...

... even with indifference, of the heinous and unpardonable crime armed resistance to the law. The satisfaction that feel arises from the judicial stupidity with which the apologist of armed resistance tithes, follows its atrocions doctrine into the urpth ...

... regretted, and by none more than the poor to whom he was a kind friend and family physician. On Weduesday evening, a man named John Flynn, from Carhuduff, having left one of the numerous public houses, which abound in this town, in a state of drunkenness ...

... purpoea af fortnln* ecrieiT to the rajiii>tralion of Fr«elield#re the cnunlj of Dublin. Di'Btin UEGtarnr.—Doernlo Thnra. day arming, and aflar four day'a atruggla, the Conaarrativa parly had majority of thirty an the City Ragwtrr.—Afai/. The and. will Iho ...

... Sheil, M.P.; N. Ball, M.P.; W. F. Finn. M.P.; Henry Grattan, M.P.; James Power, M .P.; Lieutenant-Colonel Allen, John Dillon, Laland Croithwaite, .LrhnGnnon. M.P. (Alhb »y;) T. Dickson, K.C.; John Power, Robert M’ClelUnd, J. Guthrie. W. G. Kelly, 11 ...

... Demosthenes, was Irishman ; Sheridan, Curran, Flood, Grattan, were Irishmen. So is Plunkett, and swears (ha Morning Chronicle, i* Lord Lyndhurst. Let ns acknowledge 100, that since th* day* glorious John,” greatsst writers well as well our greatest orators ...

... deliberation brought in the following verdict We find that Margaret M‘Mahon, John M‘Mahon, Bridget O’Donouoe, John O’Dricn, Patrick Doolcn, Mary Barry, Join Enright, Bridget Doolan, and John M'Mahnn, came their deaths in consequence of an explosion of gunpowder ...

... Canada, expressed its dissatisfaction with many departments of the Executive government, and a list grievances presented to Sir John Colburn, the Lieutenant and Governor, and through him transmitted to thecolonial government in England. In 1835 commission ...