... country, and in its very metropolis there was a TVrcy mrent. Baronet; Sir John Burke, feeling abroad that the officials, whose duty was r ; Sir Valentine Blnk*, Baronet; Sir John make true return of the persons qualified to Baronet ; Janies Power, Esq ...

... should everywhere prevail, and not least in you was prosecuted for speech on the expedition those public tribunals which are armed with Wolfe Tone. The hills were found ; but Mr. much authority, and exercise so much influct.ee Canning declared in the cabinet ...

... the occasion amidy justified, adverted agrreat number of diverdfied topics—quoted the speeches Sir Robert Peel and of Lord John Russell, He adverted to the rep »rt of the secret committee of the House of Lords in 1797, he R. thro, oparession has not ...

... Wellesley, the Secretary for Ireland, flung into the fire ; and arms bill, to which clauses have been recently added, which even Mr. Shaw declared were wantonly severe.” You may conceive that an arms bill, with all its molestations, may be required ; but it ...

... was still the Irish O’Connell the beginning of the hist century.— He instanced Grattan and the Volunteers of 1782. The Times tells the analogy is not just, that Grattan did not appeal to the brute force Ireland, whilst O'Connell does. not know what the ...

... the County of Tipperary. The High SnEßirr then said lam now ready to hear any freeholder, who may wish to propose candidate. John Pinicpathbr I.amphter, E*q., of Parkstown, rose and said—Mr. High Sheriff, I have great pleasure proposing Nicholas Maher, ...

... have heard Lord JOHN' MANNERS moved address to the evidence without being convinced that this was the Queen, praying her Majerty interfere with scheme and a plan to extract money from Lord the Court the Tuillerie* for the liberation Cardigan, and tnat, to ...

... Westmeath, Lord and Lady Marcus Hill, Viscount ami Vicountess Gage and Hon. Gage, Mrs. Rushout, Sir John ami Lady Williams, Sir Edward Baker, Mr. Stewart, Mr. John Foley, &c., were among the leading family friencs who attended the breakfast. In the afternoon ...

... rior.in.llop. «hrr ri tun ri npi , n nll-ration m the law regulating Roman Catholic the., realm, without this immense standing arm y? dor the jurisdiction tlie r. Mr. .Im ray, that ,j, ,ii ...

... compromised. The ex-President of the Board of Trade, Mr. Labouchero, spoke and voted in favour of the government measure; Sir John Hobhousc, another ex-minister, supported it, did Messrs. Hume, Warburton, Baring, Bright, &c. Should the government defeated ...

... Cotton, Dean of Lisraoie. Chu-ch. Robert Lipsett, Esq. to Mary, 1 utu rhlerof John Lipsett, Esq. Nursery Cottage, Cashel. DIED. On the instant, Mra. Uelj, relict of the Inte John , , ,„ p urter ho ilieil at Jsew Orleans, last Jn- o‘' l near Dublin. George ...

... Lenehan. Ballynadriimna John Robinson. Mylerstown Patrick Boylan- Carbury. Michael Williams, Esq. Ardkill Patrick Lenehan. Cloncurry??? James Hynes. Rathangan Simon Malone and Peter Ennis. Ballyboggan John M'Namara. Clonard ??? John Clary and Maurice Quirk ...