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... Kelly, Edward Kelly, James O’Donnell, Thomas Brady, P. Murphy, John Gallaher, Dominick Henery, Michael Gallaher, Thomas Kelly, Thomas Madden, John Tucker, Andrew Tucker, Jeremiah O’Donavan, John Henry Badge, Henry Doherty, Ac. he. The Caulow Election.—.Taking ...
... only to eases where it was clearly proved to the jury that the signals were uiade lor an dlegal 1111 Mr 'HENRY GRATTAN said, that St. John’s Eva ,he peasantry were the hal.it of lightu.g hut.hres and that'it would very hard subject them to punishment ...
... agitation.” But enough not for force or for giving power to the arm of the soldier. I of such men, who, in the profoundness of their learning can would put a padlock on his arm. and would bind the arm of scarcely distinguish right from wrong; and let us examine ...
... rates, cesses, and taxes, before they can register or vote. Wm. Blackney, D. Brown, M. L. Chapman, R. Gladstone, Henry Grattan, James Grattan,'Joseph Hume, Henry Hunt, Sir W, Hurt, O. O. Jepbvon, N. P. Leader, F. W. Mullins, Daniel Connell, O’Conor Don, 11 ...
... they s'ho'ZldTfv l ° bury, from which he has announced his intention of but did not fhint ~r i ,• nou, ...
... meeting was then addressed John D. Cmkcr, Counsel for defendant resumed his reply the arguments of Per rot t, James Ludlow Stawell, Gerard Callaghan, plaintiff's counsel in support of the conditional order, and John Herrick, and John Boyle, in speeches re ...
... Patterson, Berber, Beamish, MP, Bernard Burke, Beilew. Morgan John O'Connell, Alexander Lambert, Majne. Silverlop, Morgan O’Connell, Annesley, B Roche, M P, Vaughan, Jackson, James, W P Hayward John Leger, Villiers Tutbill, Richard Bourue» T Gisborne, Koox ...
... that the same principles m\y be maintained unimpaired io the future administration of afiairs in that country. Mr. Henry Grattan—Two addresse* from Cavan and Loouford, favour of ker cninutcra. The following p«an nod gcntleatcn coooccted with Ire. land ...
... O Connell, C. O Connell, J. O’Connell. M. O’C. ntr Don Sullivan, U. Talbot, J. H. Vigorj, N. A. Walker, C. A. White, 1.. Grattan, H. O'Connor, F. Lalor, P. Dwyer, A. C. O Connell, Lynch, A. H. Perrin, L. Maclaehlan,L. Hoebe, W. The following Irish members ...
... ns c allus can ( John IVowno the .TH-etinp. said for ,lui. n|ucsc..laliun ll.c cnsuu.n clotlion lo tl.c.r cm- I, l|u . ir ,s, to secure the rcsid. iatin* ii . . i election of Ilenrv Grattan (etteers) the representative of .Mr. U. Grattan \va« «»n, in i ...
... then lour meoibe>§ of the Bcrcsford family the House adverse to parliamentary reform, namely, the Arch, bishop of Armagh (Lord John Beresfurd,', the Bishop Kdmore ( Right Rev George Bemford, i). the noble marquis, and General Viscount Bere*ford. the house ...
... honour to be, lord, your obedient •ervant. “JOHN BRENT. ** The Earl of Cardigan, &c. &e.** Canterbury, July 9, 18-39. ** My Lord—l beg eneb>.-e your lordship the copy a letter I addressed the Earl of Cardigan, as commanding officer of the 1 Dragoons, now ...