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... What is the arms act.?.. Here the laws prohibit the keeping of! arms;. hence arise in vidious distinctions, galling and insulting to the people, and 1 have known and witnessed them. Go into the house# of one class, and there you will find arms kept, and ...
... of your enormous eight hundred millions of national debt, and the consequence to us is grievous and most unjust tax-. ation. John Mitchell, one of the most remarkable soli. English positive capital can never have been kept out of Ireland by “ agitation ...
... Leicester.st, John Sherlock, Esq. 4, PiUgibboQ'fttreet, Registers. FAIRS FOR THE ENSUING WEEK. Tipperary Wednesday, Fethard. and Millloiijjli - Saturday, N»wt)iriningliam. County Kilkenny —Mor.Uav, InnUtiogf*—Wednetday, Ballycallan—Saturday, John’r-green. ...
... given point the route. Mr. O’Connell reached the platform about halfpast three o'clock,accompanied Mr. John O’Con . rell, M. P. : Mr. Henry Grattan, M. P. Mr. Steele, he, he. ; he was received in the most enthusiastic manner the assemblage, which consisted ...
... wo have ascertained that tLere is nota tittle of truth in the reports, which are from beginning to end a vile fabrication, Cardigan bas been Guily at tending bis military daties at Hounelow tu.ning to town io the Yesterlay afternoon, between five and six ...
... Colvill, Richard Cane, George Carr, George Drevar, Arthur Guinness, John George, Nathaniel Hone, Robert Law, Michael Law, William Snell Magee, James M'Call, Robert Roe, Nathaniel Sneyd, John Stewart, and Thomas Wilson, Esqrs. Trinity-College. —Mr. North has ...
... would fully bear him out in saying so (cheers). Mr. Grattan, M-P., rose to second the Libe. rator’s motion, to have the preparatory meeting for laying the foundation of an Irish Party held Mr. Grattan said that he on Friday at Radley’s, himself had an ...
... Limerick Mcaara. P. mid E. Murphy.- Londonderry. .Mr. James Glenn. Mr. John Gardiner. Mr. JamesT. Halyday* Tralee Mr. Jeffery Eager. Waterford., .Mr. Stephen Phelan. Oalway Mr. John Blakeney. The Irish AUivnet, Royal Irish, Shamrock, i.'orme,. Commercial ...
... Catholic Curate, Clement W. Sadleir, William Sadleir, Esqrs. of thronelull and Mr. John Power IS 0 0 Per J. Hackctl, Esq., Tipperary Free Press OBce, the subicriptiun of John O’Meagher, Esq. Feathard, county Tipperary . ..ff I 0 0 Per Iter. Thoma* Hewitt ...
... avoided—begot into had company the moment he came into Ireland. He was hardly landed at Kingstown when he took Freddy Shaw the arm, which his ignorance of the country must have induced him to laugh). Rut they were told that he was to be removed from Ireland ...
... and the present Grand and Petit Jury iSyaUsna. The following Resolutions were unanimously adopted : Proposed John Jones, E ...
... protestation against it; and much he esteemed Mr. Grattan, would respectfully tell him that writing letter the subject was not sufficient—he should come over and act in his own county (hear). Mr. Grattan’s friends in thocounty of Meath thought as i (Mr ...