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... distillery as not to come forward and bleat son e ; thing.—(Cheers and cries of, We'll dhri n k nu thi n b ut John' Power's, boys?) HENRY GRATTAN seconded the resolution. He was an si profetOon. His father was an agitator, and had feathered his In pretty ...
... -court, Norton Folgate John Cray., 3, Seamore-place, Camden Town Richard Cray, 16, High-street, Bow John Duce, 9, Wilmot-street, Bethnal 1-green-road John Farrell, 53, Heath-street, Commercial-road, East J. Fox, 7, Scott-street John Gast, 14, Lucas-street ...
... M.P., N. Ball, M.P., F. Finn, M.l’., Henry Grattan, M.P.. J. Power. M.P., Lieutenant-Colonel Alien, Leland Crosihwaite, T. Dickson, K.C.. John Power, L. Pennefather, M. Costello, J. Lawless, J. J. Murphy, John Redmond, E. Jacob. W. Murphy, C. M‘Loghlen ...
... vile Tory faction. The meeting was subsequently addressed by John Power, Esq.; Henry Grattan, M.P. • W. I. Pinn,M.P. ; Leland Crosthwaite, Esq.; Richard L. Sheif, M.P. ; Lord Killeen; and John Lawless, Esq. All the speakers were unanimous, as well as the ...
... who, for the present, have escaped :—John Con nery, Patrick Connery, Edward Murphy, James Lennos, John Casey, John Donniles, Michael Dower (convicts). For trial—John Tobin Denis Colman, Patrick Brows, John Copless, ...
... atton. Newmarket, horse-dealer. John Cosgrove, Raven-row.Mile-etad, rope-maker. John Kyiner, Mincing lane. sugar-refiner. William Pissey, Rayleigh. Essex, draper: • John and Edward Sims. Stroud, common brewers. . John Hetiry Skelton. Piccadilly. Manc ...
... distinguished the calmness and dignity which should characterise citizens (loud cheers) Mr JOHN POWER proposed the tirst resolution, amid loud cheering. Mr. H. GRATTAN, M.P., seconded it. He said; My Lords and Gentlemen, what are we met here for to-day ...
... the vile Tory faction. The meeting was subsequently addressed by John Power, Esq.; Henry Grattan, M.P. • W. I. ; Leland Crosthwaite, Esq. ; Richard L. Shed, M.P. ; Lord Kil leen; and John Lawless, Esq. All the speakers were unanimous, as well as the assembled ...
... ) I have seen some of their writing. It would ruin a schoolmaster to have it told that be taught them.—(Loud laughter.) Mr. JOHN CHILDS, after pointing out the number of non-resident clergymen who had large and valuable livings in the neighbourhood of ...
... members worn not yet arrived, would request Mr. Callaghan not to cater upon the till other business had been gone through. Mr. Grattan, M.P., said he was come to take leave of the meeting. (Cheers.) He was going to attend their interests in Parliament, and ...
... the Marchioness r the Countess Brownlow, and Lady Clinton, Ladies of the Rpdrbamber; Miss Hudson, Miss Bagot, and Miss Hope John- Maids of Honour; Lady Bedmgfield. Mrs. Berkeley and Miss Wilson, Bedchamber-women; Earl Howe, Earl Hon Mr. Ashley, Hon. Capt ...
... representative of our Court, and by the fire of our steam ships, with promises of pecuniary aid. and absolute assistance in men, arms, and ammunition, has retired from the field—while man without talents, unknown as a Statesman, has been called op at the bidding ...