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... Comerford, John Stoyte, Clk. Richard M‘Carthy, Justin F, M‘Natnura, Michael Dalv, William Lander, William Hinhopp, John Browne, Denis Sullivan, James Sandys, John Purcell, Jerh. *l‘Darnel, Hugh Green, Mark Donovan, D. F. Sullivan, * John Rice, Richard ...
... Unanimousty. Dated 25th day of November, 1831. THOMAS PIM, Chairman of said Meet REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF PORT ESSRS. PATRICK and JOHN SW MAN, at the request of their Customers to bled to reduce the retail price of Porter to per will reduce on to-morrow, the ...
... Fm JOHN DALTON, est to 48, Summer-hill. Barrister-at-L se, to THE DISTILLERS OF IRELAND. , your r — The Distillers of Ireland yesterday entertained the ation bers of the Malt Drawback Committee, at admi- Hotel. in the most sumptuous stile. It being stric ...
... Lord Wicklow the Whigs-bad done the paragrsph drive fom the representation Mr. to the Cas Utmoat' ip their power to James Grattan ¢ 2 Most ex and representative, wan ‘end. Mr. Hew ard, another quainted some Of the newspapers représented bim at calling ...
... also witli Lord John Russell that it was necessary to pirc it to all the towns Kngland and Ireland which had grown into importance. (loud cheers.) But even With tin impressions, when the measure lately rejected was proposed by Lord John Russell, I confess ...
... e : of the leading gentry, or even the county members, He was a freeholder of the county, At about hal ist twelve o'clock, John Hyde, from, all but touching, the lifeless corpses, cove nt at the ye 4, he was always solicited for! jan., Esq,, the high ...
... ard said he heard that day , and agreed to a that arms had been taken in some parts of the Queen's County. lial bone ats cad of | practising barrister. ar. fr. \ fecar eh we (Laughter end cheers ) Mr. John Redmond proposed Mes: ion to mike, the brewer, Dolan ...
... imagine in the second place, issued their procl +r oses of self. pre- their prosecutions. (Hear, hear.) 7 place, to bringin an Arms’ B ae nat in toe fourth place, they thers liscussion be Counties’ Bill. (Hear ) To short, the: rotestant and was pompous i ...
... both. these gentlemen, one from Sir John mcl IDoyle, slating that he' had signed his name, and asla that the ice Marquiis of Westmeath bIIg obliged to leave town befret tihe asv meeting had commissioned him (Sir John Willey Doyle) to sign I IeQ his name ...
... wealth of the establishment, taking some from its proud prelates, and give the working part the clergy—• (cheers.) Mr. HENRY GRATTAN, Mr. AAABIX, Mr. GEORGE EVANS, and Mr. having severally addressed the meeting, O' GORMAN MAHON then came forward, amid loud ...
... Adam Newman, John Callaghan, C. O'Grady, of Fort Robert, James Roche, Parcell, (Altarmina), Standish Barry, Thomas Wise, Dr. Baldwin, Daniel Leahy, Wm. Coppinger, (Barry’s-court), Wm. Beamish, (Beau- mount), Robert Beamish, Isaac Biggs, John O'Con- neli ...
... a glance or two at the jury box. Bishop advanced to the bar with a heavy sep, and with gather slight bend of the body; his arms hung close!y down, and it seemed a kind of relief to him when he took his piace, to rest his hand.on the board befurehim. His ...