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... without their. Wimbledon Com- at Houston, Texas, Mr. De Camp, a' arquis of London- actor. 29 Interview between Lord John H thich Mr. Grattan | of the Marquis of Ge:eral Maroto, at Puente Nuevo, near 30 On a motion for returns, * forthy by Mr. T. & puouc ...
... well cjliul.ted to (am him At the Freeentation Convent, Carlow, Mother Sian Arm Nolan, filth danuhter ol Mr. John Nolan, late of Kilhaliltr county Cat low. county Cork, John Gilimaa, Esq. In Ennis, Mr. Hugh log in. The Rev. Mr. Purcell, !*.P. of Clerihao ...
... dragged into Alston, R W D » it appears, from the Hon Col Gordon, R when found, a vivlent Anson, Sir G Grattan, J eft arm beivg broken, Archbold, R Grattan, H vered, a great number Greenaway, C quantities of the hair ET Gregg, R H 1 force and scattered Bannerman ...
... being o. Waterstown, county Kildare, to Martha J: rain reee Is Gd per ‘ the cause of crime in a where men are turned by of John Copperthwaite, of Ga: diner-street, | Jd per quarier; this | hundreds out of their homes to die like doge in the ditch, Edmund ...
... 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 ...
... Fort, John Phillpolts, John Admiral French, F Pig * Da‘ad 11 nby, H Gillon, VV D Piouey, W Ainsworth, P Gisboroe, Thomas Pun sou by, C F .Ms oa, Roland Gordon, Robert Ponsonby, Hon Andover, Lord Grattan, James Power, James Anson, Hon Col Grattan, H Price ...
... following are the committee :— yurts-martial threat- M.P.3 John O'Neill, Jeremiah Dunn sist the spu.iation of Edward Clements, Robert Jj un Stevenson, Thomas Stee!e, T. O ad tyrannical impri- ran, John Pearson, James Ward, Dr. ubjeets were at the Carew, Dr ...
... applause, which we 1 the motion, which all paris of the house, for several minute ceased he commenced by saying—m agreed to, that John | and bave been called upon t Esq. (editor resolution ; but it is uot my intention ies, length of time on the patience of the ...
... object of th in coach-bire whilst | whom she conferred great trusted ;” and that my crime was, as you sath in his defence the arms of her worst oppressor.” ee ew “ exercising Mr. Ross en addressed the meet al of the corn laws | effect :— He said, the meeting ...
... graduate | * Joba Francis M‘Nena, Me and sha prising merchant to Connell M Nena, John Frat Uro ature with so ‘many Charles M*Nabb, Edward M‘Bride, Art! tical John O'Neill, John Mar! officials to ea ru the James O'Kane, Timothy Q’Kane, Jo hiy imbued with the ...
... jing, treasurer Dauiel f of this second op- P. O’Donegan, secretary John I fforts in the cause Thoma | was maligned and Michael Doyle, assistant Patrick ; I was secretary Thoma John M‘Cann James Dinnany Joha S My Motives were Thomas Tiernan my personal ...
... 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 ...