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... above association was hall in the Conciliation Hall. tea mimitea after o’clock. Mr. W. S. O’Brien, M.P. j Mr. Henry Grattan. M.P. j Mr. John O’Connell, M. P.» Mr. Daniel O’Connell, jnn.; Mr. Maher, M.P.; Mr. Steele, Mr. Meagher, Mr. Mitchell, Ac. were present ...
... Waterford. The (ess which the Earl of Cardigan will have to pay to the O'Sccra of the Herald’s OSes and the Hosts of Lords, ia coaseqaMet of tbs late trad, exceed IBOOL TRALEE: PRINTED FOB THB PBOPBIBTOBS, JOHN AND OHABItBS BAOAS,'' On iheevealegeef ...
... Honan, Edward Hsrhftt. . , - wm after the shots were find William Boyle. John Harley, Ptariek Barrett, Thomas e from ‘he windows ; did not know but Smith, John Lynch, Daniel Meagher. John Madden n, TolMh »“*l‘ d the window before the shot-, Richard F. Waddy ...
... Murphy ;the Rev. Somers Pavne, Lord Bantry’s agent; Mr. Hutchins; the Very Rev. Thomas Barry, prie-t ; Mr. John O’Conncil; Mr. William Pearson; [ Mr. John Kingston, shopkeeper; and Mr. William O’Sul,li an. Carriganasg Castle groat number of oppa; poor people ...
... found bis pulse was sti'l; he opened , ,* k • A w a vein in his arm. from which small quanthy of T fi 7 n “* blood issued ; Dr. Millet came in and opened vein , f ncoll, S’“ fiod in the other arm, but it waa useless. Life appeared i* ° ,M - . almost immediately ...
... Tho following vessels ere lying at Margate with lots of bolwarks, anchors, cables. ch«ns, sail, bowsprits, ami masts : —Tho John Poyntse, from Yonghal for London ; Ellen from Terceira for London ; the Beliance. from Plymouth ; the Vesper, from Lisbon j ...
... decline in the rent. Mr. Henry Grattan wrote of America—praised New York, which has not an annual revenue of fifty-one millions pounds ;” but wisely said nothing of Pensylvannia, which repudiates its debts. Mr. Grattan waxed ppmerous, too, upon the occasion ...
... trade, or were they the cut * Jed on against Lord Cardigan, doctrines of monopoly ? Neither one nor the other §j VIVIAN said, he was authorised Lord (cheers)— they were the doctrines of common sense Cardigan tate the house, that he exceedingly —they wen* ...
... the sum of 31. 10s., on the 12th Sept., from Nicholas Grattan, Esq., M.D., for the use of the office of Robert T. Cummins, Esq., Solicitor, with ioteot todefraud said Nicholas Grattan. Dr. Grattan swore, that Mr, Cummins held an office from him. at 24 ...
... members were present;—JL)ani ...
... precisely Mr. O’Connell, T, ~ M’wment was ahont to M.P.; ifr. Maurice O’Connell. M.P.[ Mr John O’Con- •'' ,h,, lJW( ' r not to insist ne>l. M.P. ; Mr. H. Grattan. M.P. Broderick. ? f »«» and several other raemhers of the com nittee. entered . n, , ...
... Daniel M'Xevin. John Cu- the empire at large; and U V. I. Porter. Thomas Dixon (father the bar ;) their conduct Ireland to Uum^ S-rgeant urrv. M. P.; -lolm Martin, Peter Burrows’s J. cannot avoid saying that ref :■ ® j , lb „ ri l Doiai John Waller. U.H. ...