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... phy, Patrick Morgan, John Meade, James Hyland, Matthew Troy, Francis Burke, Christopher M'Graoe, Edward Couiaa, James M'Graae, John M'Grano, Walter Bourk, WiUiam Richard R. Redd, John Keily, James Smith, Pater M'Graoe, H. Grattan Ounan, Richard Moran ...
... Ireland will join with the Catholics may achieve a bloodless and glorious revolution like that of’Sil. (Cheers.J The names Grattan and Curran have been deservedly inscribed upon the pedestal of public liberty, and it will be our endeavour upon licit pedestal ...
... Nobility, and moved the adoption the address. Mr. FLANAGAN seconded the adoption of the address. Mr. alluded to the words Grattan, in 1782, and observed that there were more ample grounds for congratulations than at that time. In a luminous speech he advocated ...
... first public meeting yesterd ty, at the Royal Exchange. It was numerously tended. The Right Hon. the Lord Mayor in the Chair. John David La Touche, E ...
... Right Hon. the Lord Mayor entered the room, and was called preside. Colonel Skerrett and Doctor Grattan, were ap- pointed Secretaries to t!ie meeting. Mr. John David Latoixhe rose amidst loud acclamation propose tire first resolution.— lie apprehended that ...