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... restoration the rights of his oppressed Irish fellow—objects. The first resolution was proposed Mr. John Hamer, in an argumentative speech, and seconded by Mr. John Lindon. It was tp the effect that serious injury accrued to both countries in consequence of ...
... Sir S. Filzsiraon, N. O’Cnonell, M. Kitzsimon, C. O’Connell, J' Tehees. Fitzgerald, T. Shell, R. L. Grattan. H. Fryer, R. Ruthveu, S. Lynch, A. H. Sir John Bayley, is rare, if not a solitary instance of person who has been successively a Judge of the three ...
... Patrick Sweetman, Mrs Nangle, Mrs John Sweetman, Mrs Redington, Mrs Corcoran, Mrs Plunkett, Mrs M* Donnell, Mrs Power. Mrs Conlan, Mrs O’Connor, Mist Dease. Mrs Robert Hodgem, Mrs O'Brien, Madame Henry FarreH, | Mrs. John O’Brien. The Govemeoes of the House ...
... O'CONNELL had nowto present the petition of a man who had been very hardly treated. It was the petition of eight children of a man John Leary, late a farmer in Doneraile, in Ireland, but now under sentence of transportation in New South Wales. From what he knew ...
... volume wdl given a copious Index the names of the persons, places, and subjects referred to in the Life and Works. John MurraVj London; JOHN GUMMING, IG, Lower Ormond Quay* Dublin and sold all Booksellers in Ireland; ' « HOUSE OF. oy MNS wkunesday. THE ...
... lodgings the Mall, on Friday morning, the instant in her .TJth year, Mrs. O’Leary, wife of John O’Leary, Esq., of the Dllth regt., and daughter of the late John Evans, Esq., of Moy, eounty Limerick, and sister to Colonel De Lacy, Evans, M.P. for Westminster ...
... Dunean-atreel. • . '. „ire Cork_Whole»la Agent, for England. BARCLAY & SONS, London ; and may be bad GRATTAN Medical Hall. Belfast. TH O MAS GRATTAN’S Medical Hall. Armagh: and SUBOEON YOUNG. Dowupatndk. ASSEMBLY ROOMS, Commercial BuiMtno*. To A SIX-HORSE ...
... If the Hen. and | how to Gentleman had actually done so, he was the greatest by false ? he (Mr. Grattan) ever knew, for in all the conversations know Grattan) had had with him, he had never got from him ar o who ment that was sot the most directly opposed ...
... having sworn falsely when giving his testimony as a Wit- | The quantity of oats offering has been fully equ is conded by Mr. John Dower. such magistrates so met. on the restoration of their r ights as Lrishmen.—.Vewry Whilst I write the candidates are ...
... Assessors weie, in some instances, allow large sums, and constables policemen were paid for keeping the peac-u the county of Cardigan the shei iffs actua.ly charged the caduiates for silver thrown among the people. (Loud laughter.) in Bedford, all the ir ...
... 1. That we had, all the ne- Mr. Grattan. And the whisperer obser that of Britain, ou This is work thrown int of great confusion standard of taxation lowe all matters useful to com- cretion during Uw the bill. of St. John's were 5 : en from the cessaries ...
... Edward Connor, D. Fitzgerald, John Conroy, ladoiUfil specially) James Maguire, Isaac Palmer, Hugh Hn*» > Edward Flynn, William Davis, Janies MoiianJ, George Kennedy Smith, Bernard Dowling. J. W- Uradsbair, GeorgePhibbs, John Lloyd, Edward Green, George ...