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... might be participators the crin.c. Did people believe that blood thus shed would sink the >arth and forgotten; or that Goo’s arm was grown tow short fur vengeance ? vain might they hone —even upon this earth, the murderers would suffer the penalty of their ...
... Robeit Cassidy* Peter Purcell, Peter Caulfield Esqrs. ; Dr. Grattan, Wra. Disney, William O’Rielly, Esqrs ; Rev. 0. Doyle, P. P.; Rev. Mr. M'Mahon, P. P. ; J. D. Mansfield, George Pirn, John Copeland, E*>qrs., and many other highly iespectab!e gentlemen ...
... the powers which would vested in them. (Lord John Russell) did not exactly know the points to which his noble friend alluded. If bis noble friend would make inquiry mote particularly of him, be (Lord John Russell) would give the best explanation in bis ...
... instant, in the M*in-street, John Robert Cox, the beloved infant son of Surgeon Cox of Camck-on* Suir, the author of the new work, on diseases of women and children. On the Btb instant, in Cork, Ellen, relict of the late Mr. John Murphy, of Clarence stseet ...
... when lielaud was in dangerous a situation. (Opposition cheers.) Now things were come to pass that something were not done the armed resistance and conrt.ct of parties must come,drawing in train a picture of wretchedness, terror, and insecurity for perso.i ...
... JUndall, Connor, John H. Brown, Thornhill. Doctor Bracken, and Captain Dean. 2Jthßegt. .are enrolled members of the Royal Western Yacht Club. . I Nearly all the sporting mountains in Kerry are poi! soned to preserve the game. John O’Neill, Esq.. ex-Member ...
... bill all. It turns'out that I have been a true prophet. 1 told Lord John Russell that as far as humble efforts went he might depend on uncompromising opposition. When heard Lord John Russell talking about Tory sn?.res which 1 had warned him, did hope ...
... adventurers exceeding, if possible, the former, in' committing un. heard cruelties on the natives, and shortly turning their arms against one another. Fhgaet, p ,ve, ty, famine, and all th* evils inseparable from a devas. tated country, reduced the nativea ...
... doolit of it, would tee be reference to p. 62. Mr. J. Keade of Three Br dg« 1 Mr. W. Power seconded the ieict retalutioo . Mr. John Rourke seconded the resolution, which passed unanimously. That petition* to Parliament tied and presented in the term of the ...
... Rer. John Eg»n, P. P. Kyle, Queen’s County, announc* that 150 meinlK'ra had b. cn enrolled in Kyle, and !| traosjiitting the sum of £6 15i.; from Patrick Fc-I gaily. Esq., of Cattle, Tippcrarv, enclosing £5 125., a second subsciiplinn ; from John Gieeue ...
... parishes of Moncoin, Carriyecn, and Kilnaspy, being, in addition to £3O 3s. previously acknowledged from the same parishes. Mr. John Maher, ofThurlea, ordering 100 cards, writes to say that in few days he will be able to transmit forty or fifty pounds. It ...