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... brigands before the windows of the palace, in open defiance of the orders of his petticoat Majesty.” Dr. John Jebb, Bishofof Limerick, &c.—Dr. John Jebb, late Bishop of Limerick, was born Drogheda, Sept. 27th, 1775, though he has been erroneously represented ...
... George Guy. Charles Jennings, Samucl Led he, James Spence, Henry Patrick Samuel Boyd, John Richie. John Best, Francis Caivill, Robert M*Minn, Joseph M*Minn, John Bennie, Adam Lcdlie, Hugh C. Barrett, William Lockhart, Alexander M‘Donnell, David Dodd ...
... Watson, John Lushington Keilly, James Keilly, . r.. Keilly, Henderson Black. Hercules brads haw. Esqrs. the Rev. Dean Siannus; Rev. Charles Hamilton; the Rev, Rovd, of the Established Church and the Rev. llam.Uon Dobbin, I'lctcbor lilakuly, John Slur con ...
... Hruce was killed, and those who were aiding him taken prisoners. Firk. —On Sunday morning, at an early hour, the house of Mr. John Gill, woollendraper, of Derry, was discovered to be on fire. the timely aid of two fireengines, the fire was got subdued, but ...
... accuracy in their actual fulfilment since. 1 roust refer you to the words of that immortal patriot and profound statesman, Henry Grattan, the father of the gentleman whom I see here this day. ** The proceedings of the Imperial Parliament,” said he, teach you ...
... D. Latouche, Esqts,; Managing Committee, Lord Killeen, Sir Perry Nugent, Sir John Uurke; John Norman, Charles Hamil ton, Robert Doyne, John Bailley, Winter, Maxwell, John Kennedy, and J. Armstrong, Esqrs. Mr. C. Frend, Lieutenant Royal Nary, is appointed ...
... lawyer or politician, demonstrate that all parties 1 Ireland, at the time of the Union, were unanimous against that measure. Grattan said he sounded the trumpet the resurrection of Irish independence in l/ttg, when the people of Ireland became united they ...
... (hear, hear.) The jealousy of the weaker country could not brook the connection : and in 1040, Philip IV. was expelled, and John of seated on the independent Portuguese throne ; and what had been the result of that independenceV Would any Irishman wish ...
... felt it unnecessary to trouble the house with many observations, found that the opinion he entertained had been upheld by Sir John Newport, who had been Chancellor of the Exchequer in Ireland. and by Lord Plunkett. Roth these great authorities had stated ...
... any reduction was made from the last grant that account (hear, and Sir John de Blaquicrc enjoys pension of 1,0721., and again, baron, of 8931. 135. This was monstrous case. Sir John received his first, pension 1794, and having served an apprenticeship ...
... Head and Kathlin. By the unremitting exertion of Mr. John Sharpe, of this town, the cargo has been landed, and the sloop hauled out to the bay, without suffering the least injury. A young man, named John Brown, of this place, gallantly attempted to swim ...
... Woodward, war t Callaghan, John Weir, Hugh Wilson, Wm. M’Nully, Robert Mullins, John M’Cuiloeh, Dixie Clement. —Evening Mail of Monday, Mr. Thomas Walker Stanley, who has been elected a Scholar of Trinity College, the son of Mr. John Stanley, of Armagh. The ...