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... persons present. Among the gentlemen on the platform perceived the Right Rev. Dr. Hughes, Bishop of New York ; Henry Grattan, M.P., John O’Connell, M.P.; Daniel O'Connell, Jun Alderman Gardiner, Alderman Rooney , Mr. O’Callaghan, Cork; Rev. Mr. Bergin, ...
... accordingly. Mr. STAFFORD eoid it would be obriously inconrenient, at that moment, to giro any answer to the question. Mr. JOHN O'CONNELL gare notice that, in committee on the suspension of the habeas corpus act in Ireland, he would more amendment to ...
... Saint Johns Church. Roman Catholics of the 10th Howar,. and 86th Regiment marched to the Dommic fully armed. The Protestants of the 36th the barracks (.during the repairs at the Cathedral) from the garrison H!M.’ SJCyclops and Myrtle, Marines, arms, and ...
... are fixed. The colours of republic are blue and red, placed horizontally. ~ . The arms arc the palm, surmounted by tho hlK'rty caj>, and ornamented with a trophy of arms, with thu legend, In union there is strength.” Port uu Prince is the seat government ...
... himself; old Melbourne—notahnd fellow on the whole ; worthy, excellent Fox Maule; and great success to “JOHN PARKER. Laird of Assloss and Rraes “King's Arms Inn, Ayr, 27 Aug. 1840.” The Constabulary of the Northern Liberties brought carman to the Mayor’s Office ...
... had application to SATURDAY, Taylors ami Sootts, Eihn Qu/ti/, Dublin. T. WTeae, 15, Water Street, Liverpool. John Muki'HY, Waterjurtl, ami JOHN LEAKED, Wexford. ...
... who could not, and in a few days mter thev were seen floating about Spithead, five or six together, clasped in each others arms. The Royal George did not upset until all hands were turned up to right ship, and then five hundred or six hundred men (about ...
... command perusal, and die subscript to die Na'ional Annuity or die pa«l present year is tell auspiciously opened With-Ids nanve. John power, ■> COR F.LI I S MAC LOGIILIN, Trustees. DAVID LYNCH, P. VINCKNT FITZPATIUCK, Sec. Office of the O'C.onr.ell Anuui’y ...
... have unsuccessfully contested seats, and others who have borne the expense of contests. Ot the latter class we may mention Sir John Power, Baronet, which savored strongly of the farcical; hut all the elevations that have gone before are as nothing in the ...
... Eastern hemisphere.” John E. White—“ The sons of St. Patrick —in liberality, lore, and philanthropy may be always united, and may the fair daughters of Ireland and America be particijMtots ralher than spectators of that union.” John Crow His Excellency ...
... O’Urien proposed tho thanks of the association to William John O’Connell, Esq., and the Repeal Wardens of London and Repealers generally of that metropolis. Tho motion was seconded by Henry Grattan, Esq., M.P., and was carried by acclamation. Mr. W. J. O’Connell ...
... house, the property of Mackey of Grange, was maliciously burned to the ground. Robbery of Tire-arms. —On the night previous to the foregoing deed,a party of armed men effected an entrance into the house of James Slattery Bally william, and succeeded in taking ...