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... French. Sir. 11. Howard. Capt. Layard. !•. S. Murphy W. S. O'Brien, Maurice O Connell, M. J. O Connell. John O'Connell, Connor Don. C. Powell. John Kawdon. T. N. Kedington. Sir D. Roche.J. P. Somers, Sir W. Somerville. Villicrs Stuart. H. M. luilc, W. ...
... heirrohessndnnifonn. Amongst those present were Mr. O'Connell, M.P.. Mr. John O’Connell, M.P., Mr. Joseph M*Donnell. M.P., Mr. N. Msher. M P, Alderman O'Brien, M.P., H. Grattan, M P., (all of whom came from London specially to attend the meeting); Messrs ...
... Carlow. Wa give the account on the authority of the Cariow Stnli- Hfl parasrs a*n sisters opmaairr harvest. Two meu, named John and Michael Nolan, died in Tullow street, ia this town, leaving sum IIA.UUU to the (•ncata!! one peony which, we understand ...
... hut has his l.ordslnp never heard of t c llallvhnley school, from Inch the Pncsl expelled the Uomaii Catholic children ri . ...
... had braved death, where thousands of his brethren in arms were falling around him—might have laughed into contempt and derision the puppy who should dare designate him poltroon.” But what has Mr. Grattan gained his motion ? He was permuted indeed, level ...
... the address of Lord John Russell to the elector* of London, in which the noble lord declared that he would bring in most comprehensive measures of relief. Sometimes be (Mr. O’. Council) doubted whether was awake. Was this Lord John, Russell, who, with ...
... dear Rupert she exclaimed, throwing herself into his arms. *• how can ever repay you for this inestimable gift? aud wept and sobbed upon his bosom. It was the fir-4 lime had ever fell the fair soft arms of woman entwined around his neck-he felt. too. her ...
... the Sialor, M.»Msior..‘iow>e; John Cut- - r . , llrrkenhain-!nre. Ken*, Keg .ual: Jar-rave, Ball)nor, e, vt.untv Cork; John .omlo, , jun, FiUJwiilmm-aquarr, South, illiam Th.Mni Rsq., tireemnouul, Anl.iin; Ilex. John Hrutnacho'e Nrulount;iu:ivimlv: ...
... bouse was literally alive with armed melt. He eme'ed bis house, and found his family tit slate despair, the female members of it expecting every moment would tb.tr last. Alter eodeavouri..){ to rc assure them, Mr. Adams armed ImnscK, and » ,r,,ce to serine ...
... Vtce- Gilmonr. John James yLCre. Vilham Mi.cky. Juhn am Kelso. David Gditiour, William K. - I . William Leathern, Scboales. RussT. Smyth,lhltSkipton, James! allace, John Mono. Jame. T. Mackv,Robert linnd, bstyrs., Rev. Henry « atiaee, and John Leathern, Esrprs ...
... Ireland.— (Oh, ob.) I avow that 1 have been Instrumental in inducing my connirymeu to arm. (Hear, hear.) It is their duty so to do, as in 1783, when they were encouraged to arm for the defence of their country from foreign forces. Lord J. RUSSELL—Hear. hear ...
... same spirit which it was given, and that ground would vole with the Queen’s government. (Ministerial cheering.) . , * Mr. GRATTAN congratulated the hon. gentleman who had just sat down, as being at least one bonest man out of the many opposite. (Loud laughter ...