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... MR. BURKE, ON CONCILATFON, The following extracts from Mr. Burke* speech, on moving his resolutions for conciliation with America, March 22, 1775, seem very applicable to the present state of this unhappy country, tend to demonstrate directly the reverse ...
... Bingham; Daniel Kelly, F.sq., Cargins j Fitzstepben French, Km;., Frenchpark House; James Blake, Esq., Belmont House; the Messrs Burke, Naghtei.s, of Thomastown House; Hand,cock, of Carraut-illa; Blake, Gurtnnmona; Blake, of &c., &c. Amongst the Catholic Nobility ...
... already become members of the Club Most Noble the Marquis Clanricardi*; the Hon. Denis Arthur Bingham, liaiia&ane; Sir John Burke, Bart., Marble-hill James S. Lambert, Esq., M. P., Cregclare Dominick Browne, Castlcmagariett; Dudley Esq., Rosbro’ House ; ...
... R'frm, «* the nest abandons it by dtrignedly nUtitutmy , . .-the man who adopted the demanded by the people, then who, when Burke, Cnstlereagk, and of Peel debtor, and she is an hussy if she dots not. > day, yet rep ,y you with interest. She ts your •«; ...
... habit of rendering to our great cause. Proposed by Fit/ Stephen French, Esq., Pvloiipark House, and seconded by Sir John, Burke, Bart. ; Resolved—That the friends of Civil and Roligi(H%J(lK , rty tho Province of Connaught, having expcricmA the advantages ...
... undue influence laws. (Cheers.) I now going to touch upon tender point, but I cannot cushion opinions here. 1 heard Sir John Burke compliment the Protestants on their presence here to-day. readily join In bis congratulations, and wish that many more were ...
... entire chivalry, let Iluvsiu j pour down her barbarous hordes, Ireland badland sufficient afford them all a grave. Sir John Burke rose to second the motion, congratulated the meeting on the display talent made the distinguished gentleman, (Mr. French,) ...
... James Halpin liorke, Ksq.; Ignatius Callaghan, Esq- ; James Flanagan, Esq. ; John Rorke, Esq., Teinple-ilreet ; and Andrew Burke, Esq.. Treasuacr. October, ...
... petitions Ik»ili Houses Initialure, vexatious Uwt» now Uu- Uimiimii o' thw Krulm- Moved by Tburaa* Walsh, Em]., ageonded by Burke, Eaq.: 2. Resolved—Tliat measure for relief the Roman Cal holies vhoiihi ...
... or, should have escaped that disaster or this disgrace, must apply him. with some alteration, the lines Goldsmith to Edmund Burke For patriot too coo), for a drudge disobedient. Preferring wrong to the right or expedient.” Til WEEKLY : R I)U3LI ;TIIL' I{ ...
... Brodigan, Patrick O’Reilly, Terence O’Reillv, Philip O'Reilly, Francis Bluiuklt, Patrick Delany, James Logan, Walter Logan, J. Burke, C. R. William Ford, P. Donohue, C. 11. Richard h, M. Kclsh. C.R. Nicholas Boy lan, M. Hanlon, (’. , William Allen, Thomas ...
... exist—if that gentleman had not been the Agent the Catholics, he would not have suffered so much. (Loud applause.) Sir John Burke and Mr. M*ncrmott delivered their sent iments regarding the resolution, terms most complimentary to the talents and public ...