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... Catholic Curate, Clement W. Sadleir, William Sadleir, Esqrs. of thronelull and Mr. John Power IS 0 0 Per J. Hackctl, Esq., Tipperary Free Press OBce, the subicriptiun of John O’Meagher, Esq. Feathard, county Tipperary . ..ff I 0 0 Per Iter. Thoma* Hewitt ...
... side of the water. Hi* Lordship read the JUeekition and sat down loudly cheered. The Resolution was then put and carried. Sir John Newport. M. P., then came forward, and was received with loud cheer*. He said that it was forty-sis years since he had commenced ...
... Georga Deapard, half 63J Foal, Lieutenant-William iebard Lloyd, ball pay 33d do. Enaigo John Pieroy, ball pay 8(b do, E'laign.). Winoiett, half pay unattacbed. Ensign John Sobnrider. half pay 97ih Foot. Ensign William Fraser, bolf pay Foot. Entiifn Jolin Payne ...
... single day, and that-he parties absolutely paraded the streets, arm-in-arm, and that Orange Lodges and Brunswick Clubs hare ceased at once, and that the Brunswickers were met with open arms the Catholics Till we read these very foolish words, we did not ...
... Dmcts—Cumberland, Richmond, Dorset, Newcastle. Ic.bury' 51 ' Salisbury, Exeter, Cholmondeley, Ay. o„ L ~ M l , araforJ n »hilsea,Cardigan,Shaftesbury, Ah Dillon, Plymouth, Scarborough, Roclifort, PonletL Aylesforcl Macclesfield, Guildford, Norwich, Talbot, OnalU ...
... Colvill, Richard Cane, George Carr, George Drevar, Arthur Guinness, John George, Nathaniel Hone, Robert Law, Michael Law, William Snell Magee, James M'Call, Robert Roe, Nathaniel Sneyd, John Stewart, and Thomas Wilson, Esqrs. Trinity-College. —Mr. North has ...
... Mr. Canning ..was also the same year by a majority, - V and llje. Marquess Wellesley by a majority of L In 1813, Mr. Grattan,. Sir John Cox Hippesley, and Dr. Duigenan, on separate motions, drew forth majorities against the Catholics, of 40, 46, and and ...
... points, and he then repeated what he has said bafore ” u uly 16—-“ I have no desire, on the contrary 1 should object, to be armed with at.y* power beyond that the Government already possesses. lam desirous that the whole of letter to Lord F L. Gower of ...
... forthwith attacks the remedy, as being like ail other nostrums of the Mallbusians, absurd, cruel, and auli-Cliristian. Mr. Jas. Grattan proposes bis plan of Poor Laws ; Mr. Brownlow his Drainage Bill; and Lord Cloncurry advocates the reclaiming of waste lands ...
... must defend ourselves. The Papists are arming io every direct ion, and yet the Himi has the audacity to call for the disarming of the yeomanry HIGHWAY AND JIO HUE HIES. (From the Dublin Jacket of Tuexday Mr. John Darby, of Mecklenburgh-street, on Friday ...
... both arms one being shattered in dreadfnl » as to render amputation nece-sary ■nd it thought he cannot survive. Another man and little Ixty Who were looking on wnile the men were working, also received serious injury. A#iToOTicfN.—Triday night armed parfji ...
... I lick and John Farrell, 10s. each from Messrs. John Anderson, Thomas Dunne, Denis Nolan, Ralph Jordan, Bryan Coghlan and Fat Kane ; ss, each from John Rooney, a friend to Connell, . lr. Beroev, Mr. Phelan, J. M‘Go*ran, Edward Ham and John M‘Dern.olt; ...