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... Broughall . Mrs, W\oulte 9liCstle Mrs. Richards Is. J. R. Corballis f Mrs. Farrell I s. Patrick Sveetman .Mrs. Henry Grattan s. John Sweetman Mrs. Geale Mrs. M'Donnell Mrs. Nangle Mrs. Corcorass Mrs. Warren Locke Mrs. Keog-h Mrs. O'Reilly MrsitFraneis ...
... The re- ti tirement of Sir John Hobhouse is also spoken of. A 0 I believe there is no doubt that Lord Morpeth will not fi return to Ireland--his lordship, it is said, will go to the c; Home Office, and also succeed Lord John Russell in the a leadership ...
... to pow, r wm ,ild tie eradlicatetd. c It is ourditty then to stand togeiher. shoulde-rto shoulder- p theart to hevart-and arm to arm-to resist thle ?? of a, the foul Orange domination over our country (htear, a hearI, sod loud cheers). I ask any manl to ...
... aind county metabers, wit] r th Henry Grattan, M.P., be requested to accompany his lord-' in .ship on the occasion. c Dr. John Murphy seconded the resolution, which was fCU carried unanimously.fl IMr. Henry Grattan, M.P., here rose and said that hieS would ...
... on the occasion (hear, hear). Theyf had all read the statements made by Lord Melbourne in thte House of Lords, and by Lord John Russell in the Honse ,tfa Commons, of the circumstances connected vith the attempt5 which had been made by the Tories to drive ...
... Roe, 1Esq.; M~r. John NIlKerma ; Robxert .Molloy, E:iq. ; C!. A. O'i)wvyer, Ecq., J P. ; Nir. O lotirkt-, Mr. M ...
... Michael Duggan. Edward Carney. John Duggan William Geraghty Maurice'Ward David Healy Pat Ruddy John Byrne John Ruddy Patrick M'Hugh Henry Jordan Thomas Flynn Anthony Hughes Thomas Phillips, J P John Welsh, sen Francis Crean, J P John Walsh, ...