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... O’Connrll, i Morgan O’Connell, I * John O’Connell, I ?! Chnrlet O’Connell, Cbriatopber Fitzsimon, I William F. Finn, 3 Herbert Baldwin, J R. 8. Rutbren, E. Rutbren, D. Ronnjrne, A. C. O’Dwyer, 11. W. Barron, Sir R. Keane, John S. Onlwry, Daniel Callaghan, Jnmev ...
... and cheers). 1 look every gentleman, who is now a member the Volunteers’ Society, one hound to regard himself as one the armed police tlio cimntrv, and to prevent violence and the commission crime any description (hear). I’or same purposes I wish the ...
... of Reformed Psrliwmeal. ! what will be theery tliis brutal blaaAy speech Shall lead Llhisft)i'‘i>i V, v.'.j; w fe«„., lewd John Rotteli and bogged tQ.snrak orfer, submitted, that the words aside use of the Honourable and turned Member wrre disordsrly ...
... was unwilling to let this debate close without offering few remarks upon i it. He trusted that parliameot would not think of arming the most unpopular government which ever in Ireland with additional and uacooslitalionul powers to pul down i state of society ...
... desired t Take Notice John O* Donnell t* that we, Timothy Midcahy and Jo!m and other, Kelly intend to surrender and abide our a. 'i trials at the ensuing and for Timothy Mulcah.y / «l»c said County of Limerick, f-.r the and John Keily. r a!lodged murder ...
... (Indian. The fact was that Mr. Grattan, when in «p--peitinn, had voted with his political opponents, because knew that measure wbicb they proposed was for the public good, ilc would read extract from the speech of Mr. Grattan in 1808; and let those who were ...
... biutseir, but could show that bad laboured strenuously to pot down predial agitation. As an evidence he miglil stale Ihat-Kir John Lambert, a humane, brave, and intelligent oHieer, who commanded in the south of Ireland, had bad,30,000 copies of an address ...
... head, arm, eye, throat, and collar hone were broken ; and be died two days after; it was John Carroll who absconded that struck him the mortal blow the head, which knocked him down, . i.- . Martin Ryan sworn—Saw the Shields passing the road, and John Carroll ...
... registered ia tbe course the day, and many were rejected. At KiMarney Quarter Seasioiu, John Shea, Palnck Shea, ~,1 John Barrr, were eoorieted for moet outrageous amult os John Downey, at Turk Bridge, old Kenmare Bond. An •he Assistant Barrister was about to ...
... alluded to always lay in one of the bed-rooms for the defence of the bouse; she did not see it ia the hand of the gardener. John Donobo examined—Enlered the house after the shot was fired, and found Eatrick Walsh, the gardener,,|ying the floor bleeding; ...
... Finn, Thomas Fitzgerald, Y* N. Pil»tmon, H. Grattan, R. Howard, D. O. •jjphaon, Patrick Lalor, H. Lambert, A. H. Lynch, W. N. Mactuinnra, P. Macnamani,Sirß. Nagle, Daniel O'Connell, Maurice O’ConaeM, John'O'Connell, Charles O'Connell, Morgan O'Connell ...
... scrutiny. By the latest accounts Mr. Daly was one over Sir John Burke. The expense of the proceedings on the Galway election petition cannot less than £20,000 to Mr. Daly and Sir John Burke. .. Mr. John Moore, one the firsljiberals and independents in the town ...