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... with perseverance, would hare defeated the minister ; but the great body the meeting disapproved of them. Mr. Grattan, Lord Curry, Mr. John Ball, Colonel O’Daonell, Mr. O’Donnell, Mr. Egan, and some other gentlemen, zealously approved hy far the most ...
... confusion was treated at this period of the boaouiable gentleman's 'Pcech. and Sir John Kingston James called for a hearthe uproar being increased] i w. 0 Connell rose and said—Sir John Kingston j that you are breaking the compact | ■ *“ , *r'i that compact which ...
... Shell, M. P. ; N. Ball * M.P*: W. F. Finn, M.P. Henry Grattan, M.P., lames Power, M.P. ; Lieutenant Colonel Allen, John D llon, Leland Crosthwaite, John Gannon, J.P. (Mhh ivi • T. Dickson, K.C. j John Power, Robert McClelland J. Guthiie, W.G. Kelly. H. ...
... Edward Connor, D. Fitzgerald, John Conroy, ladoiUfil specially) James Maguire, Isaac Palmer, Hugh Hn*» > Edward Flynn, William Davis, Janies MoiianJ, George Kennedy Smith, Bernard Dowling. J. W- Uradsbair, GeorgePhibbs, John Lloyd, Edward Green, George ...
... its repasts of blood, with appetites whetted for the banquet. Fatal Accident. A child about years of age named John Salisbury, living in John-street, was knocked down and rolled over Friday, in Beresford-strect, by the car. Ihe poor child was so drer-d--fully ...
... Henry Lambert, Hon Henry R Western's, Charles A. Walker, lion. George Lamb, James Grattan, l#amhert, Major Macnkraara, Sir John Hurkr, Lord Boyle, -I Bodkin, Hon. R/King, John Browne, Charle* Jephaon, Dominick Browne, j Hon. George i’onaonby, Arthur Frenrh ...
... him in putting an e.,d to the disgiaceful scent s drunkenness and plunder which are going on in Badajcz.” complain of Lord John Russell's charge of exaggeration!” The Duke was liable, and deservedly liable to the last affront which can be offered man ...
... lion. C O'Callagban, Lord Ozoantown, Dr. Lefroy, Dr. Baldwin. Irish aieinhrrs who left the boose without voting : W Finn, J Grattan, C Walker, Talbot, It.uliins, Macnamara, T Wallace. THE POLICE. VRRPICT OF MURDER* The poor old |>,an whom we stated la onr ...
... ui tile nation*) rent a* In the asaoeiatloo Mr. Dwyer answered the nfijninitivo.-,,, Mr. O'Conoor hating left the choir, Mr. John llcdioolid Was colled (hereto, and (linuUk of the meeting voted to Mr. Connor for Ills dignified conduct la the rhair. The ...
... FURLONG. Coraiiiiued comity jail, ou the 23d Sir Nugeut llonihle, Bart., Bryan, James llooUliau, John Hooialian. Patrick John Power, Patrick Uaiton. John Clancey,and Thoiiins M’Orath, convicted before the bench of magistrates iust.. fur « j riot and «sBiult ...
... WATERFOKD 1 saw Mr. Keynolds frequently during the day, swore Mr. John Farrell, of the Arran-quay division, and 1 have reason to change my mind with regard to his conduct which was that of a person wi thing for order and regularity. I saw Mr. Reynolds ...
... Denis, whiskey, from Cork. Clh —Blue Venn, Jonas, Cardigan, slate*—Ull Packet, Jasper, Hobbs’ Point, mails—Samson, Benny, Dingle, oata—Mary, Bowen, Cardigan, slates. GAILBO. Sib—Hop*, o»iti,Cardigan,flour—HU Packet, Addor. Hobbs' Poiot, mails—Friends ...