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... peasant’ll arm ?’ Gentlemen, it was Daniel O'Connerf —and it not his ardour and hia knowledge that taught how, in some measure, to ferade the blow which, the Association, was levelled tt oar dearest liberties? (Cheers,), new Association io formed,- and ...
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... foregoing statement, and to integrity and veracity. have the honour to he, my dear hir, friend and humble servant, JOHN M'ELROY. St. John's, Frederick-^, PIEII HEAD LIST. EVENING TIDE—SEPTEMBER Commerce steamer, goods and passengers, steamer, goods awl ...
... presented a petition from Belfast for a reduction of the duty on coals. _ Mr. Moore and Mr. Grattan supported the prayer of the pctition.—Ordered to be printed. Sir JOHN NEWPORT presented a petition fiom the landownersof barony of the county of Wexfmd, praying ...
... Henry causa the ehUdranS. Grattan, rtqummtokhow at Whet hour in Ae he w add, km tarmloatadfolairy tohaA, t» tn w>it«sMr Grattan’s friend. Mr. Wallace. ,of eente palsaaeos herrtee, rfcmbto Arengh Ju « Mr. would not trouble Mr. Grattan at Ais the early part ...
... liberties. We should hope that not one single Catholie will be found base as to vote for that man. was said the immortal Grattan—and oh. how immortal and how dear ia that sacred name-* I hare erown grey the service of my country, and it is now too late ...
... PUBLIC OPINION. We can state, and we feel great pleasure in making the announcement, that very able paper, drawn by Mr. John D. Latouche, has been for some time circulating in Ireland, and has received the signatures of all the principal nobility and ...
... party armed with bludfenn# came and the people front tiie carriage; aritoea* aaw atone* thrown out of the eftrird the carriage and the people in it; >H« awiaea atrunk the gentlemen In the carriage; the • mob w»a armed with eery large stick*; aaw John Grattan ...
... Friend, per Rev, Tbos Magee - 2 John Charles Lyons, Esq - - 2 0 0 Thomas Thompson, Esq - - I 10 7 Erck, Stephen?s-green - 9 J C Brady, Esq - - I 9 Rev Thomas P - - 10 James Campbell, Esq - I 0 0 Henry Hamilton, Esq ?. - 10 0 John Johnston, Esq - - 10 Rev T ...
... Salmon, John M*Kvoy, Michael Lynch, Daniel Brndy, John, M‘Cahe, William Hickey, Hem y Lad ley, j Thomas Gay nor, I John John Culleu, I Robert Morgan, Bartholomew Fegan, Stephen Cassidy. Sale to commence Twelve o’Clock. Duty to paid the purchaser. ...
... and Synod of Ross ; the Bishop of St. David’s, from Fisguard, Pembrokeshire, and from several other places in Pembroke and Cardigan ; by the Bishop of Chester, from the (own of Congleton, Cheshire, and from the Dean and Clergy of Boroughbridge; by the Earl ...
... in the naxt Session Gtorge Moore, M.P. Charles Henry Grattan, M.P. St. George Gregg and Co. Daniel O’Connell, M.P. William Sir John Jervis White Jervis, Manders and Powell Bgrt. H. Blaquiere John David Latouche * Co. Murphy and Sou Charles Hamilton Samuel ...