... banded in 11. 2s. which bad been collected by bis friend, Mr. Martin, of tbo North-wall, amongst working classes the Quay. Mr. John O'Connell moved the admission of James Mangan, Esq., of Garrctslown. where there wasao excellent meeting on Sunday la>t, which ...

... M'CleUand, Robert Potter, James Rooney. John O’Hagan, Charles H. Walker, Redmond P. O’Carroll, Doctor Murpl.y, Charles Hayes, Uland Crosthoalle, Henry Grattan, M.P., John Redmond, EJaard Clements, T. Carets, J. S. Molloy. John Smith, Thomas Kearney, Francis Brady ...

... Joiik Bodkin* b«a M for Galnav *#rond#d iKa - i « ,4 iiisss. di.o.rV R.st «.* uKaII k*- till.l arm avenge injustice (retreated cheers)* He returned to John lodmn. r.rq., m*». tor uatway, seconded .iscendancy, fear, ( ). , the e mspiraev whicb bad exploded ...

... htott; Jame* Blake, Virmont; John Kilkelly. Mn**- , li .ia-rt Blake Poster, Koockmoy Abbey ; John P. H, Tea ; J Pfrench, Prenchgrore ; Barholo, a't u-e. r. H.illsherach ; Patrick Blake, Freochfotl ; ,; . Blake. J. , Belmont; John B. Lynch, Cloonkcely ; j'romiah ...

... William Barm, chief mates Edward Barridce, taeand ditto; He ary George, •teward t Fraacit Brawn, John Hart. Char let Char lea, Hugh Doon, John Loo, John Harrington, teamen. Captain Crowder end hia crew nmhatkad Thniaday naming I hoard the mack Brawn, ...

... Clements from ball-pay the Koval Corps, to Captain, vice John F. Du * With Foot-.Lieut. John Ward, from lull-pay of the d rout, Lieut. Vice Jickson, appointed Paymaster of the Dragoon Guards ; Cliarlea John Colville, be Lieut, purchase, vice d. retire-; Seymour ...

... the debates of Irish parliament—when the lightning flash Grattan's eloquence awoke bis country, and made tyranny tremble; when (to use bis own words) Irvtaod grew from infancy to arms, and from arms to liberty. Ireland was than prosperous, because her native ...

... the honoured representative uf our beloved at.d gracious Queen. Signed on behalf of the meeting, JOHN BURKE. Barf., Chairman. HIS EXCELLENCY** ANSWER. Sta John Burke and Gentlemen—The sentiment* expressed towards me. the representative of our beloved Queen ...

... committee :—Daniel O’Connell, M. I*. J ...

... Ballymena; John O’Dougberty, Esq, Killygnrdoo; John Patrick, Esq. D. Ballymena; William Pirrie, Esq. Conlig He use; George Patterson, Esq. Greyabbey; John H Quin, Esq. Newry ; James Russell, Esq. Ardglase; Henry Russell, Esq, Rosslravor; John Roberts, Esq ...

... mao on whom she conferred great honour”—” the mao whom she trustedand that my crime was, as you >ay, ” having rushed to the arms her worst oppressor.” Now, mark reply. It is very simple and distinct. I •as heard again. I had opportunity investigating its ...

... following with her growing children, weeping and clinging round her—the husband at last slowly departing with the infant in his arm« casting a lingering look behind at his dilapidated dwelling. At first hit step erect, aod there is e dogged firmness, almost ...