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... expect to see strange sights ; but we certainly were not prepared for that saw last Saturday, Mr. John O'Connell canvassing for Master Morgan—and leaning on his arm, on the canvass for himself, Frederick W. Mullins, Ksq., carried about—let us see for a sim ...
... Hodpes, Messrs. Inland Crostbwaite, W. E. Hudson J. (Carlow), H. Baldwin, John Power, M. Sauce. R. Uo-herty (Muff). Michael W.lsh. Laurence Finn Daniel M. Killikelly, Henry Grattan Curt- ~ Otway . J Shea Lalor, Peter Loughnan, Tjrrens M Cullagh, M-.rmion ...
... The ship Wexford, James Quin, master, from Quebec to Ross picked up the crew and passengers (14 in number) of the brig John, of St. John’s, Newfoundland, foundered at sea, bound to Cork for orders. HORSES. IMP S T DISCO VE RF. TENDER the Patronage of, and ...
... Flattery. I‘arsonstown—John Palmer. Castlebar—MaUhew Coffey. Portarlington—John Ketly. Clonmel—Denis Corkran. Rose re a—Wot. Kingston. Cork—David Henuessy, Pa- Hatbdowney—Kiran Delany. rade. Roscommon—J. B. Beech. Dingle—John Eager. Sligo— Patrick Feeny ...
... accordingly admitted. On the motion of C. A. Walker, 81.P., seconded H. Grattan, M.P., Blr, John Power, the distiller, was admitted by acclamation. Messrs. William, Patrick, and John Swcclman, the brewers, were subsequently admitted. A considerable number ...
... M.P. for Kilkenny. Air. Wm. Roche, M.l*, for Limerick. Mr. Bi.ake, ALP. for Galway. Sir H. Nagle, ALP. for Westmeath. Air GRATTAN impressed upon the Association the imraea • ate necessity of calling an aggregate meeting of the Dublin, and concluded moving ...
... ignorant me, the hard and unlucky card I have played for the last thirty-seven years. Being the follower in politics of such men Grattan, Curran, Ponsonby, Plimket, Bnshe. Moore, Jebb, Goold, &e., I bad every reason to hope that I was not to lie forsaken in the ...
... unaniotorraly admitted. a strong objection against Mr. John Galwey, on On the motion of C. A. Walker, M.P., account of' his conduct at the late election of seconded by 11. Grattan, M.P., Mr. John Mr. Jacob. At the first election he voted for Power, the ...
... Lord Chamberlain ami Comptroller of her Majesty's Household ; a d the h-’-.l of IVnbigh Master of the Horse to her Majesty. John O'Connell, Estp, t° the count) Kerrv ivext year. Ill's Majesty hasf it is reported, ordered a sml of apartmenfto be prepared ...
... not man amongst that will not patiently hear you. Hit your own party will not li>t**n you. Mr M‘Crea, bowing, and folding his arms mecLly across his breast. I the best judge of that.** Air. Curran—This is murderous—.blood will certainly shed. Mr. M‘Crea—Then ...
... Itwasattmn * iou , people, and. like the rats, they lliou*ht well John Hall, Esq. . •• • Reaiij were you lu ree lb., eroc.au. M.n.ac .n m merge .hen d.rterence., .1 teil in. H liked the Scoreh John • ** covered with immense quantity fnilhy aa/rea you lacllo ...
... 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 ...