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... FIRST FRUITS John Newport will, the commencement the next •ession, cMI the attention tie 11-mse of to t» e «t»t*r of tie* K«st fruit fund Ireland, with the vier. of ren deriug ellii:.ciously available for itie maintenance and sumport public worship, and ...
... Downer, Thomas Prim, John Fitzsimmons, Nicholas Byrne, C. H. Walton, W. R. Madden, J. Sh e’ds, Robert Perry, J. M‘Grath, T. B. Smith, Mr*. Mary Wilson, Bookseller, John Clayton, Mrs. Cloran, Patrick Burke, George Hyde, John Gay nor, Grattan and Co., Hugh Coll ...
... Bryan Kiernan, : John il‘Manus, Michael Murtha, Joseph Pat, Sheridan, Pat. Fallon, John Glvnn. John A. Palmer, Bernard'Rcilly, APGaver, diaries Reilly, J* Lyons, U.C.C. Thrnnns Reilly Kiernan Farrell, R. Davis, U. C. C. James U'Kelly, John Cavanagh, Thomas ...
... in tlie lioaelow Cat lion, ( Roiierl n!as ! 1 must add. ill the V,.in hope—that yo.iruwa reason, ir(),■ Lour. Adam Netvtuan. John t'allaeha.l, C. experienfe. prevail over yoi.r passions. I.rtlial, iv .., . i-- . . i ' weaned in the way mniuitv, you s».*Ck ...
... all over ihe world. The Chairman prop v d, after parsing wj*rn g«u his public services the health of ** The Vice*PrcsiJeii —John Redmond, proven him.’* The Pulitical Union « f Ireland** was next Wi Mr. Redmond wished to state that the He*. Groves was the ...
... Mend to his country. Hear and cheers.) He rat utioned the names of ■nemhers. Leader. Mr. Wyse, and the son, ofthe unmnrial Grattan. (Cheers.) They should certainly attend and from the of such men be promised that the greatest good would conferred upon Ireland ...
... 1819. At that time lie was favourable to inquiry, but this distance was very different qutstion, and could not a-sent it. Mr. JOHN WOOD urged that the blood sited at Manchester, on the day al!ud> d to, bad never yet been atoned for, and trusted lord would ...
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... a member of the d education. Indeed, out of 100 of all sects in Ireland were opposed to ministerial plan of education. Mr. JOHN BROWN expressed himself favour of the system proposed government, which, his opinion, was r.dmirably calculated in impart ...
... you replied, and well and nobly, ia too late—we must content the English people. was said that Lord John Russell's book was at variance with Lord John Rus- ; sell’s bill, still you answered, must content the people England. If was said that the repre ...
... Graig ; I>. Carty, ; Roger Carrtg ; WaMi, Wexford William Gore, Duncormack ; John Hayes, Came ; Doctor Barry v, James Walsh, Kilmore ; Rev. Mr. liar pur, Car nek ; Rev. John Barry ; Rev. James Cullen, Ac. &c. meeting is to held Fetliard, to petition against ...