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... bad state of health, if that event should occur, in steps Grattan. The other the death the Earl of FingaSl, an event which Lord Killeen would be raised to the peerage in either case in steps Grattan—(c/ ...
... genius shone brightly in every sentence thet he uttered Was it ¢ f to the highest hings which they ism ? No; or love of country, arm as. way in which heart or throbbed the pulse of Irishman, gu Was i; deSeient in manly firmne peor ile of Ireland, 2re presentation ...
... of my country. I have armed myself with little information on the subject • for at piesent, wherever one goes, it is necessary’ for insuring safety carry proclamation aiid an act of Parliament in his pocket, (cheers ) Mr. Grattan put several case* in which ...
... bills have been found. The Clerk of the proceeded call t-rtC r fumes in the following order:—Daniel Thomas Steele, John Kcynolds, John Lawless, Redmond. Hiomit* Cloney, Edward Dwyer, . i Barrett. All the traversers answered but Mr. . .. noil. The Art ...
... agrm, said be would be in Court in a few minutes 'y •S- Tbe other trarerieri nameljr. Thoaaa* Steele, John Lawleu, Thoni* Clooney, John KedmonW, John Kejholdt, Edvard Dwyer, and R chard Barrett were aercreiy called and antwered their nainei. Mr O Connell ...
... Union ba!!, London, took the fol. to eustody, viz. Holland, John Ken- le lowing persons in Kerfoot, Daniel Haigh, Charles Haigh, Ro- worthy, Thomas bert Morris, John Bir d, Jonathan Lowe, and John Lees. The iS seme day they were brought before Ca ptain White ...
... 1831. New and Impfoved Editions of the following established and popular BNOXtISB 50H391. 33QSS Mart been laUly puhlitbed by JOHN CUM NG. LOWER ORMON D-QiM V, DUBLIN, And may had aU Booktettert in Ireland: CAaPBNTKR S SPELUNQ. . n ., fully eorrrcie'l, unu ...
... sons, Lord Alfred and George t l the Earl of Meath, and Sir John Byng, entente , the appartment, where the gentlemen of the pre•) cession had previously arrived. and Mr. David Latouche, arm' a few introductory observations, proceeded with reading she ...
... after many of impunity, encourajf.iijr himself and disgraceful to John Redmond is held to bail for listeoin? to the said Dan—because Richard Burrell is held bail for the same ...
... Georg ze Du nne, Stradbally Janes Delany, ditto Richard Baldwin, Doone John Roberts, Maunin itto Michael y, Mountrath Andrew. G ibbs, ditto. John ye ‘BEV, John Delany, Abav John Moffit, Rahcen, H. P. Delany, M P. D. Delany, Old Patrick Dillon, Ross, ...
... acknowledge and all deplore ? Suc h, A. ober, we Sir, are my opinions on this subject. I limitingmock meetinr, was lithl in St. John's Parish ed theta freely and honestly, and I have emit to last, in the intended New School- express ray free' that they are ...
... Bart ,Thomas Abbott, Sir Kdmund Nugent, Km , William Hodges, and Lewis Morgan—Messrs. Hickman K ...