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... Waller Burke, Ardee-slreet, John Calfrey, Siyßmer-WlI, and James Moran and Sou, each 51; Arthur M‘KcnnayJl; John and James Filspatrick, Thomas Kenna, John Donohoe and Co, and Messrs Larkin, each 21; Tyrrell, John Browne. John Elliott, Robert ...
... M'Loghb-n, M. J. Cunolly, John Guthrie, Walter BUckney, D.1.. ; W. Sterne Harte, John D'Arcy, Ignatius Callaghan, Michael Thunder, J. O. Mullen, C. Line, John Dalton, Win. M'Dermotl, : Springfield ; W. Enxwilliam Hume. John Power, Andrew Korke. Tyrrel ...
... Reverend Dotioss—Sadlicr, Guinness, Tighe Gregory. Reverends— G. H. Sampson, W. D> Sadlier, W. Bcnn, Lyons, Richard Barton, John Conroy, J. A. Bermingiiam, Chaplain to his Excellency ; G. SI. D. Irvine, T. P. HuUdart, H. Brownrigg and F. Chsmley, Chaplains ...
... members to Lord John Russell. I conjured him to take the subject into hi* serious consideration. But Lord Stanley, one of the bitterest enemies that Ireland ever bad (groans). Lord Stanley was there. I subsequently returned in Sir John Newport's company ...
... would instantly march inits defence and demonstrate to the world hew gigantic and overwhelming the arms the freeman, compared with the palsied and unnerved arm of the mercenary soldier. I trust countrymen will lose no time in this great national effort which ...
... asked him to pro- duee (he b3l« of parcels Mr. John Fitzpatrick, « to show them, alleging Jeremiah Kelly exami is the regular book used malt received and used 1 the concerns of William to him by me. John Fitzpatrick examined: lam a maltster, ana Doaoughmore; ...
... as follows Port Dynllaen harbour is situated on the north-west coast of the promontory of Carnarvonshire, which separates Cardigan bay from that of Carnarvon. It is about midway between this point of land and the entrance into Carnarvon harbour. Port Dynllaen ...
... 2/0 0 Cornelius MacLoghlen, Esq. - 0 0 Francis .PiUworth, Esq. . 0 Rev. Rr. nmyth, Michael and John's Chapel, per Luke Dillon, jun.. Esq. - 10 0 Rev. John White, per ditto * - 10 0 J. Dodd, Esq., iuis-quay, per D. Anqstrong, Esq. 10 0 Charles Archbold ...
... stocks and the whipping-post!—but the yeomen of England, who formed the martial array of Henry or Elizabeth, were freemen in arms, on whom degrading punishment was never dared ! Our criminal code was too long written in characters of blood—the successive ...
... bill; and yet that bill was supported by many ban. gentlemen apposite whom this measure was now opposed. They joined in placing arms in the hands of the Irish people—the areas which the Irish reform bill furnished them with ; and yet they would now interfere ...
... Joumeaux, John R ...
... following order:—- A lame in front, with the inscription of the Plate e« the Coffin, and an Rtehmenton the reverse, with the Arms, Crectv, and Motto of the deceased. The Undertaker, fir m London, Mr. Gale. Two I'orter* 'lutes, properly equipped. Pige. St; ...