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... you enable him pay rent. Which do you prefer ? Common sense would reply, help him, of course. But it in practice. I see Mr. Grattan calls for meeting of Ireland’s representatives. Think of this suggestion. Nothing else will do. You cannot—need 1 tell you ...
... olihrioue atiila,.• Cleanse the stuffed boom of that wk.; That weighs upon the heart ? 41 I am. Sir, Your obedient servant, JOHN PEppA Resident Medical su m ,' Bushypark Retrod;pZ Feb. 22. Tag APOSTI.6 Ok — ;;; ---- , ortott MY nags FRTZND—AIIow me to ...
... the London Districts, is 43 ; the deaths amount to 28. Cholera Morbus has seized the inmates the King’s Bench, one of whom, John Shaw, died of that malady on Tuesday, and while the Coroner was holding an inquest on bis body, a second case was announced ...
... plause.) Mr. Henry Grattan, M.P., who was received wits demonstrations of applause, banded in E 3 55., which was remitted to him by Mr. Michael Brown in a letter which was dated from the Repeal Reading-rooms, Naval). Mr. Grattan then read the following ...
... Westropp jun. Mungret Glebe, Limerick; Rev. John Aldwortb, Youghal; Lady Lucy Maxwell, Donmore, Groom; Mrs. Ormsby, Brookdale, Castle Martyr; Mrs. Oliver, Rock mill Lodge, Kildorrery; Mrs. Max. well, Charleville Mia. John Busteed, Tralee ; Miss Dunn, Spy-hill ...
... be good at the tricker. On Friday night several armed men broke into the house of J. O'Brien, of Robertstown, near Adare, and flogged him severely. Sunday evening, between five and six o'clock, an armed party came to the house of Michael M'Mahon, who ...
... with 150 ; St. Patrick, for Quebec, with 310 ; Argyle. St. John% 130 ; British Queen, St. John's, with 21C ; Brigtown, for New York, 240 ; Louisa, for Quebec, 250 and the Pons /Eli, for St. John's with 170 passengers. Mr. Edward Mills M'Donough, of Roscommon ...
... fiom St. Stephen Chapel, where as yet he has to successfully opposed the introduction of the Coercion Act. Mr. Henry Grattan, Mr. John O'Connell, and other mem. bers of the faithful Irish party in the legislature, were also, it was known, present, and ...
... Lucas—the spirit that summoned the armed missionaries of freedom the altar of Dungannon aim gave to Chorlemout the dignity which his accomp idimeuts would never have attained—the spirit that touched with lire the longue of Grattan, and endowed his words with ...
... honor rendered in his absence. Sisinhurn's ball-room is taken by the Repeal com-1 miner as a committee room for Mr. John O'Brien and : Mr. John O'Connell. Mr. Ross, son-in-law of the Bishop of Limerick, retires from the representation of Belfast. Mr. Bagwell ...
... acomrau- the motion of the honourable and learned gentle- nicalion Mr. Charles Biancom, who had had the man, seconded by Mr. John O’Connell, M l*., the exceeding great kindness to express his willingness to iir was taken by ' permit parcels and packages ...
... David Ahrm, Michael Eayluh, Patrick John Fain, Patrick Canty, ttarot Breen, John Breem, LmtrreHce Doherty, John Famminy, Jamee Condom, Michael Barrett, John Smlliram, Mary Noonan, Hiien Casey. Condon, Catherine Doherty, John fUmrke, J’homae ...