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... slrne!* arming they held a ball laminarias that e«er shed bright efal- and t«a psrtt tbe hnr‘e. The attendance o»er the political not erno*, the t portion b ...
... Hcnr» Kirwih, Hi(D?in», Michael KieHjr, Jamei Honan, Mark Loughnan. T. W. Murray, Pat. O’Malley, Win. (lannon, Thus. CaraOagh, John Burke, ami Thomas Cornwall. His worship charge the jury otssenred: j), although the number on the calendar was rather high ...
... lnii'l tlu* John HraroitVi Talbot, late me Tiber of parliament for New Ro««. Mr. O’Ccnni-ll tnVe itpi>n lionor John Talipot Trto’>'l>pr of t* i Assoriafon. Mr. J. O’Connell— second motion. Tl»e rp«o!ution was pul and carried with »mation, Mr. John ?biJ lie ...
... friendly feelinp re-established, and unanimity apaio prevail throughout the corps. After some further remarks, Sir John turned to the Earl of Cardigan, and stated tied VICE-T.IEUTENANT EOU GALWAY. ' ! L-rueh, Esq.of B&ra&t ha* bees ,v Vic-'j-Licu*vnmt fop the ...
... lury betas' sworn—Patrick SVerrit, Robert Seymour, Edmond Kellr, Commons, James French, John BUke, Thomas Horan, James Kinneen. John F.lwood, John Burke, and John Cullman,—Patrick M'Huirh was charp*. indicted for the wilful murder of David Feruke Carokeel ...
... enanlry). Grattan. M P. Mr John SI f, and D Cangley. baring addreatrd the marling. The l.iberater Ike receipt of earl, out remittances, amongat mere the falloming Currnghran county Roscommon, per Rer Tkomta ttillaran. Jl.; Atblone, per John M'lhtnnell ...
... arrival from St. Stephen's Chapel, where as yet has so successfully opposed the introduction of the Coercion Act. Mr. Henry Grattan, Mr. J. O’Connell, and other members of the faithful Irish party ic the legislature, were also, it was known, present, and ...
... Puke of hemslcr has jam s« the K- ». Getirge Blacker the Prel o. Mtiyonoth, eaeant ...
... throbblaj with patriotic exhultation at the brightening prospects of their native coun- try. ’The meeting was organised thccheSceof John C. Tucker, president; D. W. O'Brien, sod B. M'Ginniskin, vice-presidents ; Teleoce M‘llugh, and Walter J. Walsh, secretaries ...
... j.nned hm Heftt. « Trenidad, leave absence thia There waa the C a»ile-liarracka, Johnatone, 420 d, I‘reaideiH for trial of John Doooghue, 18, deaerter, committed Alderman Wataon. The Earl of Euean, noiilemau poisetaiti;; larre property Mayo, rlied Monday ...
... battles. And will be—a nation ? I great number Temperance Societies Vis beautiful—lovclj, with that piercing beauty When Grattan walked into Commons • ''7hv .1,l t ' 'l,o ...