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... instant, in the M*in-street, John Robert Cox, the beloved infant son of Surgeon Cox of Camck-on* Suir, the author of the new work, on diseases of women and children. On the Btb instant, in Cork, Ellen, relict of the late Mr. John Murphy, of Clarence stseet ...
... when lielaud was in dangerous a situation. (Opposition cheers.) Now things were come to pass that something were not done the armed resistance and conrt.ct of parties must come,drawing in train a picture of wretchedness, terror, and insecurity for perso.i ...
... Shannon(cheers) and soon would that proud name as enthusiastically reverberate along the banks of the Thames.— (Cheers.) Grattan was provided for the State, for which he did much service, but what comparison were ha services, and mighty they were, none ...
... slightest influence arraying those he could command, their several decades, and in legions, not that they might have recourse to arms, but that they might raise cry for freedom which, thundering peal after peal, might at last scare their taskmasters Into justice ...
... presided. Henry Harrison Briscoe, Esq., treasurer to the society, filled the vice-president’s chair, and George Briscoe anJ John Walsh, Esqrs., and Dr. Higginbotham, acted as stewards. soon as the cloth had been drawn, the noble chairman proposed The King ...
... parishes of Moncoin, Carriyecn, and Kilnaspy, being, in addition to £3O 3s. previously acknowledged from the same parishes. Mr. John Maher, ofThurlea, ordering 100 cards, writes to say that in few days he will be able to transmit forty or fifty pounds. It ...
... tber motive in visitiny Scotland, than that to bad been adverting In the sfriurple for Reform, Scotland bad bad share, and John Bull, sturdy fellow ivas bad not forgolton to look himself. But Ireland bad*been neglected and despised. She bad not b*en allowed ...
... although the Parsons have been defeated in the Barony of Gaultier, in their attempt crush the people there in the persons of John and Wn*. Hickey, of Geneva, they have undertaken a crusade in the neighbouring Barony Middlethird, and as they have been signally ...
... Rer. John Eg»n, P. P. Kyle, Queen’s County, announc* that 150 meinlK'ra had b. cn enrolled in Kyle, and !| traosjiitting the sum of £6 15i.; from Patrick Fc-I gaily. Esq., of Cattle, Tippcrarv, enclosing £5 125., a second subsciiplinn ; from John Gieeue ...
... FOR THE WATERFORD AND WEEKLY WATERFORD CHRONICLES, A .WIC«-»QCAI11, Mm*. POWER, C*ppoQviif. | Mm, MICHAEL COOKE, Litvomm. Mm. JOHN ANTHONY. Ph.#owit. WIN' Quk»m-St. WuTmiinnx, I Mm. WALTER RYAN, Rot». 1 Mm..JAMES SWEENEY, MAiN-STmmm*, Du! ...
... every hoar upon our posts. There were smnugst the representatives tent ever by the Irish people the Grattans, O’Cenor Don, Shell, Hutchinson, Wyte, Sir John Milley Doyle, Callaghan of Cork, Leader, the honest Ruthven, and I must not forget my friend Major ...
... Robeit Cassidy* Peter Purcell, Peter Caulfield Esqrs. ; Dr. Grattan, Wra. Disney, William O’Rielly, Esqrs ; Rev. 0. Doyle, P. P.; Rev. Mr. M'Mahon, P. P. ; J. D. Mansfield, George Pirn, John Copeland, E*>qrs., and many other highly iespectab!e gentlemen ...