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... O'Cuonell) in the hope that intimidation would be put an end to, whether it was exercised by landlords or priests. ( Hear. Sir JOHN CAMPUELL hoped that a remedy would devised that would render the adoption the ballot unnecessary. had seen so much of intimidation ...
... propriety of petitioning Parliament for a Repeal of the Legislative Union. » Thomas Hughes, Esq. was called the chair, and Mr. John Birmingham appointed secretary the meeting. The Chairman congratulated his fellow-parishioners upon the union of feeling that ...
... the government, and supply of arms waa requested for the armed association of wbiob he bad before spoken. This demand, was necessary he should state, was refused the government, the alleged ground that parties to whom tbc arms were intended to supplied were ...
... upon no for arms except upon information on Timothy FUnagan— etony. Similar sen- Aylmer knew some facts which would elucidate the case . paper, which paper I had also written trom lus and lb t he operation of the bill should limited lo on* John Duncan in ...
... encroach on the prerogatives of the crown, and the rights of her Ma- jesly's subjects, Henry Grattan, Esq., M.P., in a most eloquent speech proposed that John Power. Esq., D. L., should take the chair. While the honourable gentleman was addressing the ...
... Mr. Joseph Morgan. In Wateiford, James Hill Esq. At 'Jr Mr. John Parsons. „ _ r,,,. At Knockrufrove, Queen’s County, Michael > • | Courtcen Hall, Northampton, Henrietta, reUcl Hon. Hcmy Grattan. At Currestown, county Weatmeath, Anna, young of the late George ...
... the arms and Uniform of the revenue police, in which he was disguised. Co/irr Cor. respondent of the Tipperary Free Press. Inquest. —On Monday last, the 2lst instant, inquest wa* held Jcnkiustown, county Louth, John Byrne, Esq., on the body of John Treanor ...
... Bucciitonax and Mr. Giarra* rose togathar, but, altar tom* calls for tbs fortnar gantlcman, ths Speaker called upon Mr.’ Grattan. Mr. H. GRATTAN t The question of that night wa* whether Irish liberty was exist. He cam* down that boutc prepared to defend it. He ...
... to exminine it* detail*. Tbeß order *b» ■ that he «u not in the house »ben tbe bill been and had not seen it until ha bad armed [in Dublin.”'??’ noble duke then read tbe letter of the Lord Mayor, whid> forth, that in measure so seriously affecting the ...
... poor John Wilson Croker. But yesterday, and who famed aa wit, buffoon, and joker Today, and who so greats quack as poor John Wilton Crokcr ? In vain be rises the house. atifT stareh, aa any poker. The Tory snores, the Whig he roars,“ oh poor John Wilson ...
... 10 0 0 Mr, and Mrs. Drummond, Dublin Castle 10 0 Lieut—Colonel Yorke 0 George Howell, Etq. 50 0 Mrs. Henry Grattan 5 0 0 Mr. Putland 0 Mr*. Putland 2 0 Mr. Sheriff Veevers, 0 Mr. Sheriff Bryar, 0 The Right Hon. Lord ...
... of mayor, sheriffs, burgesses, &c. ; and that there should be an election annually, the Monday next after the feast of St. John the Baptist, of officers, to enter on their office at the feast of St. Michael then dlowing. The affidavit went on to stale ...