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... returned. ( Hear, hear.) He must anxious that they should returned, for every one must admit that the eldest son of Henry Grattan has a claim upon even county Ireland. (Hear and cheers.) Mr, Howard the other member, bound to say that he conducted himself ...
... DEATBS. George W>Uraut*, Esq., uf Bluumiield, county Dublin. In Edeuderry. Mrs. Hannah Grattan, aged HO, relict of Mr. Bi.diard Grattan, Tullaiuure. K n:Cuuoty. Mr. John Mara, of Leak, county Tipperary. patriot, the Arehbiiliop of Tuam. who approved of thiok ...
... biolness, having portion of his stock unbending inlegriry and unflinching honesty. (Cheers.) Mr. Henry Grattan seconded the motion, and said that Mr. John Ennis could not have better example than his father. The admission of Mr. Huhaod, one the oil Volunteers ...
... wsillci , |.e widmd make an a,, dooy for not lie- Mr. Henry Grattan second toe motion, and «.d that all instances !)..„a:.c i-.g ready will, the report the eorrohl.o that day. The Mr. John lon,is could not have better example than widow, the former The ...
... unsafe ; and untrustworthy minister of free and progressive Con; slitulion.” sion of the meeting. John M'Canec, Esq. .I.presided, and the speakers were Messrs. John sioelaire, Robert J. Tennenl, (who delivered speech remarkable for eloquence and soumt reasoning ...
... he and. that the very »“ e 1 t )|ie l loU .he Duke of Wellington 1.-hc.l that has ever been identified with the sanguinary John I’earsun. I’alriek Keon.'lerencu Ke'- '-'lllll, took away the rant. ;n to restore it; > m. '' ■ . I ittintl? ii,, Hr , hear ...
... h-ar We, Repealers, cheers.) \es, the question is whether tlje desolating sw«-rd j doseph Woods James IlulVu.gion, IVile, John Hardhave como to a period wh.eh, l**r il. it j i:rposc, post- shall sweep over land—the question is, whether the lithe- Thomas ...
... there cannot but to your obodieut servant, be reaction in blood should the Duke of Woilington and Sir London. Dec. 4,1834 JOHN O'CONNELL. Robert Pfeel be able establish themselves in power. (Hear, (Tbe address was received with loud cheers.) The fir ...
... high Whig* of Ireland come forward at thiscrisis ? in the county Limerick. The present members are Colonel hinglan.l, Lord John Russell, Lord .vteibouriie., and others O’Grady iini! Coloocl Kitigibhun. Of hodi these gentltmen the nubility had boldly and ...
... any extra rent for my payment of tithes, but I wish our clergy bada teas' tfaCtof parish, and were able to be more efficient. JOHN HART. > And now, reader, what you think ot Colonel Conolly, •ad the Letterkenn; meeting of the county of Donegal ? cannofaflord ...
... £«]•. tr ' '- at Secretary. Sir John Burke, Bart., Daniel O'Cobki-’ M.P., H, Gratun. M.P., R. L. Shtil, M.P., EdairiS Ruthven, M.P., M. E. Hudson, D. M. Kilkellr, B Corballit, M. O'Shaughnesay, Joseph D. Mullen, Grattan Curran, (Barrister,) F. T. Porter ...
... continue seek the himr. and «. litaik ' 'be house of* ha, money cad those principles whirl, obtained it for them. ' tog witbthe arms .hey esf.icd off. Mr. ■ eg., . will only add, that Ia Hire th valued and res- CM . having received information . f ihe occurrence ...