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... liberal Irish I’mtestants- all that ever gave him weight, or iufiueuc , respects rility, is gone, and gone for ever. ■ TO LORD JOHN RUSSELL. px Uermnuin Mart lim-prum iti'-ignem j hsrpticum ( Petniin Miirlyrem fiiTnanlinnin ...
... Fitzgibbon, Hon. Colonel ; Fitzsimon, N. ; French, F.j Grattan, James ; Macnamara, Major; Maher, John j Maxwell, Hon. 8.; Meyoell, t apt.; O’Brien, C.; O’Bnea, W.; O'Conor Don; Power, James; Power, John; Shiel, R. L,; Westenra. Hon. H. R.; Westenra, Hon ...
... Daniel M'Xevin. John Cu- the empire at large; and U V. I. Porter. Thomas Dixon (father the bar ;) their conduct Ireland to Uum^ S-rgeant urrv. M. P.; -lolm Martin, Peter Burrows’s J. cannot avoid saying that ref :■ ® j , lb „ ri l Doiai John Waller. U.H. ...
... bofcBEBPONOTKt) i Had they not resolute hearts—ay, and sinewy arms— 1 bursday last, the 3lst October, a notorious (cheers.) they don’t gi»e us justlcc. we will lake it m rocm^er Ribbon Society, named John Rice, spite of them. Ido not Wish to commit thi meeting ...