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... hitherto forwarded the great cause of freedom of conscience; June 19, 1&J8. Killeen Daniel O’Connell William Rich. Mahon -Jpieph Burke Stephen Coppinger brien Dillon Thomas Clonay Charles Grace James Walsh Tho* CTO’Reardon Thomas Norton Robert Gibson Richard ...
... on David Lynch (with more if necessary), their Protestant and Dissenting, well as C.tholic brethren, Biahop-atmt, Jo*.’'ib Burke Thoraas L. Behan, Hev. F. J. L’Estrange, V#urrclt, A.C. O’Dwyer, Mr. Staunton, J. O’Kelly. Aft the appointment the Committee ...
... Edward F.warthy, and Eilward Farrell, Abbe)-, •It each from Andrew Carton, Edmund Browne,_John Deniian, tL«. F.r F ~c«Burk.l JUDGMENT. M-Sd 'anTwlX* “ifiTtS’.from Me«r .| Chief «»« tad been 1.t before the, Nowlaa and Murphy, mid small nuns ' f* , ...
... o June 19, 1823. Killeen C Dillon Danic! O’Connell William Lonergan William Rich. Mahon Peter Loughnan John Dilion Joseph Burke Robert Gibson Stephen Coppinger J A Curran O'Brien Dillon John Dempsey Thomas Cloney Charles Grace Danie! Geraty James Walsh ...
... ful! of the Rent - ing sums to be ha: ame yt ihe of the Venerabs d the | the M Rev. Doctor £82 frow more ” Ban > per Rev. B. Burke, P,P. £22 17s. 6d. ; from A 8. unre, £18; Eugene Downing, Eoq.; a. FT ASSOCIATION ROOMS. or is pouring in from all quarters ...
... the Protestant Dissenters in Engla Peter Loughnan William Rich. Mahon voted fur their that is, he voted against th Joseph Burke John Dillon ciple of Freedom of Conscience—that sacred principle Stephen Coppinger Robert Gibson the Cathélies of Ireland have ...
... Five o’Clock—E ditto. from Seven till Nine- DUMBARTON CROWN WINDOW GLAS g out REHOUSE, near ly» by 87, ABBEY-STREET. RANCIS BURKE has on Sale a large Five F tity of the different qualities of GLASS, whic! Selling in Crates and on moderate terms. treet. ...
... Thursday an adjourned metting of Catholics took plac Corn-Exchange, o the f this BARTHOLOMEW Esq. in the C n the Mr. JOSEPH BURKE ected as Secretary lates? Mr. DWYEK read a number of Letters enclosin alevo- in with- to support the cause of independence ...
... rsecu- | A steam-packet from London, t eight hundred men. | arrive, and no doubt antici pating the consequences which would | Burke, Esq. of a Son and Heir. ud ge- on the 26th Jan ty bringing | fol’o-v, he retired. His ahseuce was the greateat mischief which ...
... said, ther e might be reasons why Englishman ; but if it were possible to sepa The correspondence of that day show JOSEPH BURKE, Esq. in the If bound to pay Colonel consiter myself as addressing you, not as int erested for the empire standing the had ...
... Saturday, at one o'clock, VW. 14s. Gd. . 5 0 Cl very first order ; and even here, where Mr. O'Gorman 5 e P | voted to Mr. Burke, the Meeting adjours Counsellor FINN, in the Chair. Mr. P. Cailan, 36, N Ki Wy Mrs. Callan, 10s., 13s. vu Richard Archbold ...
... History of Rowe, € phy, Reeitation, French. Biophy Peter, Writing. Brophy W. Spelling, Reading, Recitation. . Brophy S, Writing. Burke, Greek, Reading, History of Rome. Cuolahan, Arithmetic. Fawcett W, Writing, History of Greece. Faweett G, Greek, Latin, Writing ...