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... that pacificators were appointed in the three above named parishes, viz.: —John O’Alara, Esq., Richmond, an old and efficient patriot ; Daniel Murpfiv,of Clonmorc, Esq. ; and John Mara, of Killea, Esq. ; Mr. Lamgau, y _ I have but little doubt but the ...
... Richard Sucnoo'e, Thorn** Sturtdert,. William ScoU, George Stiiddert, Thomas Moronv, John Piuxleton, Thom*. Croire. Thnin » M.h0.., mond J. Arm.tronfc Francis John Fitfgkr.ld, i onij j.: the Grand- Jury, took oTxnWon deplore the number o- relnroeipii ...
... was feared and distrusted by threefourths of the people ; the result could only be the triumph of public opinion. Mr. H. GRATTAN considered that the amendments proposed by the House of Lords were intended a direct insult to the people of Ireland. He, ...
... late Sir Walter Scott. The spot chosen for the delivery of the address, was “The Waverley Rock,” on the estate of the Hon. John Gregg, where banners were displayed of the English, Scotch, Irish, and American arras. The bells of the village at noon struck ...
... police would inevitably have been cot off before the arrival of the dragoons. Immense crowds immediately appeared on the hills armed with pitch-forks, poles, and bayonets. Horns were sounded in every direction, that brought together in less than an hour nearly ...
... forward with a measure like the present, he could out help foreseeing that landlords well the tithe (layers would rise op in arms against it. (No, I) Would they nut ? He maintained that there were two great interests iu Ireland who would unite to oh tain ...
... James Rooney, John O'Reilly, [■Patrick Waldron, Cadwallader MP, Franris Kelly, George Tasffe, John O’Connell, AIK Henry Grattan Carrnn, John Magrnne, Cornelius O'Keefe, Peter Genie, Patrick Costello, Cornelius O’Brien, MP, Cornelius Lyne, ...
... Cslholie emancipalion in 1812. not in the halcyon days af the Wellington; hud the rouse of reforM, not only in the day of Lord John Rufsell, hot during the Tory sway of Lord ; hut did not like to see anarchy introduced into the li, and was surprised that ...
... 30lh—Sir John Newport, NicbolU, Loudon, u. goods. H. M. Packet Adder. SAII.ED, 27th—Jane Gordon, Allison, Swansea, ballast. Coquette, Hamilton, Runco.n, oats. Peace, Lewis, Milford, flour. Maigaret, I’ue, Quebec, ballast. Peggy, Thomas, Cardigan, flonr ...
... yesterday, wbiicb is described in the Aati-Union Morning Journals as ** Meeting of the inhabitants St. boaas’s parish.” Mr. Henry Grattan, on taking the chair, said he did not come there for the purpose intimidating the Government, but to maintain the rights of ...
... esteem of his opponents. With respect to Lord John Russell, he deserved the best thanks of his country. A soldier merited renown for defending his country ; hut greater renown was duo to patriot such fjord John Russell, who preserved the freedom of his country ...
... ciicalatg tlte w..r d,;tfiai ){ I had Josm lit neces aary call- i|) ...