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... growing crops would not he safe. Lord JOHN RUSSELL remarked that, in his opinion, a Repeal of the Union would really reduce Ireland to the condition of a degraded province, and would exclude such men as Burke and Grattan from exercising their influence over ...
... many of them armed, marched to procession to Tollymore Park, and on their way passed over Dolly's Brae, without meeting any opposition. their return, however, the hill of Magheramayo and the neighbouring hedges were | lined with armed men. and the Orangemen ...
... his only food f»r a month before his death being turnips.— Sewry Telegraph. Daring Outrage and Robbery of Arms.— On Friday last a man named John Miller, (cess collector to Julius Esq.,) returning home from duck shooting, was followed into house on the ...
... the rights of Irish labour.” Dr. Grattan having been moved from the Chair, and Mr. G. W. Vance having been called thereto, thanks were voted to the former gentleman, and the meeting then separated, cheering loudly for John Mitchel, Smith O’Brien, and Mr ...
... Ir. Maurice O’Connell, Mr. French Sir John Aoung, Mr. Ormsby Gore, Mr. George A. Hamilton, Mr. Mr. Poulett Scrope, Mr. Drummond, M r 1 ”’ Major Blackall, Mr. William Fagan, Mr. Monsell, Mr. Adair, Mr. Morgan John O Connell, and Ur. Power. Agreed to. Adjourned ...
... Kental, and Conditions of Sale, application to be made to Richard John Theodore Orpen, PlaintifPa Solicitor, H, Gt. Coot? Street North, Dublin, or to John Jovce, Solicitor for Defendants John Given and Thomas Gutheridge, Chambers, Her.rietta-Streel- Messrs ...
... O’Connell, Mr. Smith O’Brien, Mr. John i O’Connell, Mr. Dillon Brown, and Mr. Grattan are resolved to treat with defiance a call of the I House of Commons to attend in their places for nublic business, and to give the Sergeant-at-Arms opportunity of making an ...
... may remark, en passent, that he quotes Grattan’s argument, that if Ireland holds any privilege by the will England, it is slavery—an opinion for the practical adoption of | which about the time of 1783, Grattan ruthlessly assailed Flood when living, and ...
... drew the trigger of “ man, a very bad and ang jilted for more friend, Mr John O'Connell had dis . than two hours and ba ' ° but hi (Mr. tresses now prevailing m rela for , U ch Grattan's) opinion that was h n . discussion ; for.hequesnondf d ' a,rl * s^red ...
... logs, arms, and body, who had tried all other Medicines before the arrival of yours, but all of which did him no good ; but yours cured him in about six weeks, and he is now, by their means alone, quite restored to health and vigour. Signed, JOHN MARTIN ...
... Mcnffomery, Esq., Alexander Montgomery, Esq., John Montgomery, Esq., John M’GiUownev, Esq.. James E. Leslie, Esq., Bartholemew Na'ghten, Esq., Benjamin C. Adair, Esq., Honourable and Rev. W. S. Blackwo .d, John M’Neill, Esq., William Gihon, Esq., Alexander ...
... Hewitt Bridgeman, Ennis ; J. J. Bodkin, Galway Co.; Sir V. Blake, G..lway City M. J. O'Connell, Kerry; Hon. P. Builer, Kilkenny; John O'Connell, Kilkenny; Hon J. Westerns, King's Co. i Viscount Cleiuents, Leitrim • W. S. O’Brien, Limerick; C. Powell, Limerick; ...