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... Fitzsiroon, N. O’Connell, John tellbro. Fitzsimon, C. O’Connell, C. O’Connor F. Galway, J. M. O’Conor Don Sheil, R. Grattan, H. O’lJwyer, A.C. Lalor, P. Rochei D. Against 97 For J 7 ABSENT. O’Neill, General Keane, Sir K >3 Grattan, James DIO NOT VOTE. Barry ...
... Oh, but, say the repealers, John Bull would not such a fool as starve himself, forgetting that he can import corn on even cheaper terms from other countries (hear, hear). Again, the deluded people of Ireland are told, if John Bull refuses your corn, you ...
... wilt Mr. Jacob stand for th | rough. Sir John Scott Silly is talked of—and tall ara las a Repealer! But it is not added that he 1 ler or on his pilgrimage by Daniel—n iby Morgan—nor yet by Maurice—nor ev | John. We doubt whether there will be ac ct to; ...
... On the of the 26th ultimo, the dwelling-house of Richard Forristal, adjacent the village of Mullinanone, was attacked ten armed men—they broke open the door and entered the house, searched for Forristal, who not being the rime, fortunately for himself ...
... Peter The Croitv. John Bade the Cahtle ; Talcs hv nim, Esip, Author of the the O'Hara Family, vols. O'Hara Tales,” 3 vols. 12s. bound. 12s. bound. Y'estebdav in Ireland. Tin; Anglo-Irish of the 13th E. E. Crowe, Esq.; com Century. By John Baprising Corramahon ...
... Braprute, Edinburgh ; and JOHN CUMS Dublin. THE LANDED GENTRY. In Svo., embellished with engravings of the Armoria ings of each Family, and a fine portrait of re Sri price Hb UUs TOTOCEO 5 orp y OF THR GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND Br JOHN BURKE, Esq A COMPANION ...
... Fair Head and Rathlin. the exertions of Mr. John Sharpe, of Ballycastlc, the cargo has been safely landed, and the sloop liaidcd out to the bav, without suffering the least injury. A •young man named j'ohn Brown attempted to swim to the relief of the ...
... Montague, unmarried, in —. The Duke of Mountague forgave his daughter before died ; but he made his youngest daughter (Lady Cardigan) his heiress and her husband was in consequence created Duke of Part of his property was settled upon his eldest daughter; ...
... Fair Head and Uathlin. the exertions of Mr. John Sharpe, e>f Ballycastle,' the cargo has been safely landed, and the sloop hauled out’to tbe bay, without suffering the least injury. A young n.an named John Brown attempted to swim the relief of the two ...
... n was infringed, and ,«rliament I Now, is it nothing ha« continually before our eye. „. Mr. John AwWra-. formerly W. 100., MEDICAL COMMITTEE. \et, because arms, and sacrificed the 1 danger like this ?b it nothing to know that there are two and Utter., ...
... returned ; the captain said it was arms wanted, not money. After firing some shots they departed. —Chmmel Adrertmr. tbe same night, an armed party entered tbe house of Edmund Anderson, of Littleton, and searched it fur arms ; but being unsuccessful, they ...
... The moment the fiat of legislature was pronounced, combination against tithes in Ireland would broken. The arm of the church was weak, but the arm of the law was strong, and combination and conspiracy would melt before it v in eluded theii stipend /rum ...