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... toagiee with mein religion, and that from Protestant, he, I from judgment and reason, adopted my creed aid persuasion. Of John 2nd James O’Cbnoell do not complain ; all I wonder is that did not strike out their names from the list of the Magistracy, ...
... J. Sullivan Limerick, City .. D. Roche Longford, County E. Rorke Louth Thomas Fitzgerald Drogheda A. C. O’Dwyer Meath H. Grattan and Morgan O’Connell, Tipperary R. L. Sheil Cashel J. Roe Clonmel D. Ronayue Waterford, City.. H. W. Barren Total of pledged ...
... t, agree with me in religion, end that from a Prttettant, he from judgment and reason, adopted my creed and persussion. Of John and James O'Connell, I do not complain-al I wonder is, that be did not strike out their names from the list of magistracy. ...
... county—Sit R. Keane and Mr. J. M. Galwav B Wexford, county —Mr. Carew and Mr. Lambert Wicklow —Mr. R. Howard and Mr. J. Grattan Westmealh, countj —Mr. N. Chapman and Sir R, Nagle Waterford, city —Mr. Christmas a and Mr. Barron. Out of 185 Irish members ...
... llorsnail. St rood; W. Cordelier, S. W Shotter, Sittinghourue; J. Pickering, S. Hunter, 1. Coro, Margate; E. Murat, Dn.l; John Evenden, druggist, Tunbridge Town ; whom may had, gratis, account of some the properties ami uses to which these Chlorides ...
... ware thrown open, and after the confusion erected by the ruah tba people bad subsided, F. M’Gillyeuddy, E*q., read the writ. John O'Connell, Esq. I come forward a second time pci form a very pleasing gratifying duty, in proposing your contidei ation friend ...
... JSwift, Bright tpirits whom days of yore, Thi- O'iccit Dollies* sent adrift, As aliens her foggy shore Shad.- of our glorious Grattan, lia>, Whoie Very name her shame recalls ; Whose effigy Iter bigot crew Revers’d upon their monkish wall-, Bear (lest the ...
... honour highly, but I wished for a reconciliation of all seels and parties more. wanted the Orangeman and Catholic walk arm and arm. I wanted all to join Irishmen brothers—Orangemen, Presbyterians, Methodists, combine with the Catholic ; and X wished this ...
... arc Messrs. Lamb, Knox, Fitzgihlioii, O'Grady, O'Callaghan, ■ Trench, two Whites, James Grattan, Carcw, Perrin, Clements, Martin, Howard, Acheson, Chichester, John Burke, 1 Marcus, and Hill, making in all 18. have not reckoned Lord Arthur Hill or Sir Robert ...
... THE SECOND CLASS. Ist, John Griffiths, Ploughman to Mr. Llewellyn, Merriam'. Sd, John Griffiths, do. to --, Carew-Newton. 3d, John Low, do. to Mr. Freeman, Crickmail. 4th, Thomas Raymond, do. to Mr. Greenish, Cleggank sth, John James, do. to Mr. Morse ...
... Roscommon, 24. Lambert, Wexford County, 25. Winst. Barron, Waterford City, 26. John M. Galway, Waterford County, 27. Sullivan, Kilkenny City, 28. Sir R. Nagle, Westmeath, 29. John H. Talbot, New Ross, 30. Cor. O’Brien, Clare County, 31. Standish Barry, Cork ...
... you for the manner in which you have made H the conoiaunication. e 1 remain, dear Sir, faithfully your's, E. Dwyer, Esq., &c. JOHN O'CONNELL. a hi Stephen's-green, Deeember 31, 1832. Sin-I attended a rneetingof Irish members last year, and shall be happy ...