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... twelve o’clm Henry Grattan, Esq. entered, and his appearance the platform was hailed with loud cheers. After some preparations. Air. Gratt.vm was unanimously called to the chair; Air, Michael was requested to act secretary. Mr. Grattan said, on taking the ...
... FIRST FRUITS John Newport will, the commencement the next •ession, cMI the attention tie 11-mse of to t» e «t»t*r of tie* K«st fruit fund Ireland, with the vier. of ren deriug ellii:.ciously available for itie maintenance and sumport public worship, and ...
... Downer, Thomas Prim, John Fitzsimmons, Nicholas Byrne, C. H. Walton, W. R. Madden, J. Sh e’ds, Robert Perry, J. M‘Grath, T. B. Smith, Mr*. Mary Wilson, Bookseller, John Clayton, Mrs. Cloran, Patrick Burke, George Hyde, John Gay nor, Grattan and Co., Hugh Coll ...
... went in; he came back again and spoke to me; knows John Long; didn’t tell him of the conversation with Wm. L -ng ; when Wm. Long came out, (and Lord present), 1 lipped Long the shoulder, and add, Grattan and another voter are that house ; then we parted ...
... moat intolerant countr e The interest.xcited Robert Taylor's case, had the very effect tli.n the law makers calculated on Mr. JOHN WOOD also supported the petition, bvin-vio,. that all prosecution for opinion sake was TREVOR opposed the pennon, and d-elar ...
... announcing, from iinqocstiunahle source, that f fiMlllding a serious difference hasatisen in India between Lord William struggle Grattan was able to make without Bentinek, governor-general, and Lord Ualltuusle, commander from llte government, ami with Pealotis ...
... oil Thursday, at the King’s Arms, new Palace-yard, London—Lotd Kiilren in the tlmr. the were the following: Lord Caallereagh, Lord Cole, Lord George A. Hill, the Hon. J. Bode, the Hon. Colonel Fiiaiibbon, the Hon. L. D. Sir John Burke, Sir Arthur Chichester ...
... Maher Pat. Kinna If. Rooney John Cahill John Lynch John Lynch, inn. Bernard Forde Hush Clarke Richard Canolan, P.P. If. Charles Fox James D’Arcy Fox , Frederick Supple Christouher Carleton Ralph Jew John Hinds G. T. Murphy | John Costelloe ...
... toll to gi's Take away the issue of exchequer bills, a'.--coltionT; need Jot troubled w.ib) and ' lon BOUT depriving Ire- S JOHN frH'' Ul sacd act for herself in End of the tile ,■ public improvement. She rar« al and could not afford to pay strangers was ...
... all over ihe world. The Chairman prop v d, after parsing wj*rn g«u his public services the health of ** The Vice*PrcsiJeii —John Redmond, proven him.’* The Pulitical Union « f Ireland** was next Wi Mr. Redmond wished to state that the He*. Groves was the ...
... brows, and f.ddtd his arms the detirminaiion that no sign of g'alulation tdmuld escape him ; (hear, he»») ; and, when saw the creatures who composed tha tuil‘ of the Marquis, called out—* is miserable failure. Anglesey, you may thank John Doherty fur this ...
... cure. There is equality between armed unarmed force. In every conflict the former must be triumphant. It is, , Uselessly and inevitably risk the shedding human blood, to make evki the demonstration resistance to armed fotfcthaVoccnrred in the instance ...