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... and the other, against '1 ithes, to James Grattan, Esq., our County Member. Resolved—That these Resolutions shall bo published in the Pilot newspaper. JOHN MEA.GHER, Chairman. CHARLES M’HUGH, Secretary. Mr. John Meagher having left the chair, and Mr. Pcler ...
... and spirits. John French, late of Buckingham street, Dublin, carpenter anil builder Thomas Murphy, formerly ol Gloucester.diaraond-plaee, and then of Clarendon-street, Dublin, and late of Aughrimstreet, grocer and provision dealer. John Gab-id, formerly ...
... Connor, .Marks J*thn Hratly, John Keircan, ranelt M’Cann, Michael Gaffney. Owen Reilly, John Morgan, Owen Reilly, M Qu nt. P Gill. L Mulroony, Major Brady, Thomas Dawson. John Leave, James Glaney, Henry Gellinsgh, Owen Brady, John Keirnan, and Phil Coyle, ...
... Andrew H. Lynch, Who ne’er in the cause of old will flinch. The next on li ...
... Michael Griffin, John O’Callaghan, Peter Kelly, John Kennedy, James Murray, James Rabbett, John Cosgrave, John Cullen, William .Maxwell, John Creegan, Patrick Shields, Thornes Carroll, John Thomas Kenny, Daniel ...
... farmers, besides some thousands of foot, armed with blmigeona, woe aMembied on the Newcastle and Emlyn nmd. They marduri mto the town, and formed junction with another party headed byaband of music, and armed with sUvea-Jhcy The mob then marched to the ...
... against Grattan, who would-now put their hands in the fire sooner than vote against him. (Cheers.) am, however, glad to able to state, that Mr. Grattan is certain of being returned for a neighbouring' county, diet Meath. (Cheers.) Mr. Grattan has agreed ...
... thy hapless lot— By Jones deserted, by Burgoyne forgot (laughter). Government have admitted the arming of certain bodies here. Surely they did not w;>m arms at the Dublin Society, when they have a valuable assortment of tomahawks. As for the College, I ...
... Vincent Scully, Henry Grattan Curran, John D. Nolan, Thomas Norton, William Smith O’Brien, M.P. ; W. Fletcher, R. P. O’Carroll, R. N. Finn, Cornelius MacLoghlin, Ignatius Callaghan, Thos. Mooney, Sylvester Yeung, Patrick Sweetman, John Sweetman, Peter M’Evoy ...
... not think worth their while to give any attention. Sir John Newport and be waited upon Loid Althorp, Lord John Hussell, and Mr, Stanley. He was certain that he convinced Lord Ahhorp and Lord John Russell, as to the amendments required the Irish bill; ...
... his seat). Mr. M. J. Babbit handed in 11 2i Bd. per Mr John Brangaa, Duugaoaua; per Mr Juha Beiilj, RW, Kuockbridge, couutj Cavan ; II 4a per Mr Thomas M'Loughhu, Leeds, Yorkshire 11s per Mr John Heanj, Preston, Laacash're ; 141 2s per G Smith, Esq, Liverpool ...
... Society, Lord Cloneuny. Mr. O’Connell, in glowing terms, proposed the health of, Henry Grattan, Esq.” Which was received wirh the most enthusiastic applause. Mr. Grattan relumed thanks in speech great ahiirty and eloquence, but reserve its publication till ...