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... that all Ireland has been long armed, organised, and disciplined, and animated by the direst spirit of hostility to England, to inflame that supposed animosity to the highest pitch, to steel the hearts, to nerve the arms—by vituperation, taunts, and insults—of ...
... Right Hon. R. Lalor Shcil, Hon. Lowry Corry, Sir William Somerville. The OâConnor Don; Messrs. John Ellis, VilÃera Stuart, OâConnell, Hume. Grattan. The Marquis of Headford was the lord in waiting. His Royal Highness Prince Albert received, on Tuesday ...
... names :—Right Reverend Dr. Kennedy, ; Matthew Canny, Esq., J.P., 3/.; John M’Mahon, Esq., J.P., 3/.; Denis Canny, Esq., John Kennedy, Esq., and John O’Brien, Esq., Ballvcar, Rev. John Moolnev, C.C.. and Rev. T. Vaughan, C.C., 1/. each. Kilfenora, county ...
... parliament. At few roinnte.s past six o’clock, the military band playing “ See, the conquering hero comes,” Mr. leaning on the arm of the chairman. Lord Charles James Fox Russell, M.P., and supported the Duke of Bedford and the vice-chairman, the lion. C ...
... it cannot be genuine. Prepared only by M. O. Wray, 118, Holbom-bill; 9, Agar-street, Trafalgar-square; and sold wholesale Grattan ami Co., llelfast; Messrs. Barclay and Sons, 95, Farringdon-strect; Edwards, 67, St. Paul’s Church-yard; Butler, 4, Cheapside ...
... and he put his white gloves on little tighter, and then if he didn’t begin to hug her right there afore all on us—he put one arm round her little waist, just above the bump of her back, and he took one of her hands in hisen, and then she looked into his ...
... hoecagh O’Higgins, That hop-and-go-aisy, so fond of the Swiggins; Wid head like a bushel, chop full of all knowledge. That bate John O’Uagan from Thrluity College.” 44 Now, by the powers Dick, I’ll lave it to you if that isn’t over any varse the hoccagh ivir ...
... Leinster; the Lord Chancellor, and his lordship’s Pursebearer; the State Steward Matthew Fortes cue, Esq.; the Comptroller, John Mason Poolev Esq.; the Chamberlain. Sir William Leeson; the Gentleman I sher, Frederick Willis, Esq.; the Master of the Horse ...
... the Misses Reilly, and Mr. John Fitzjames Reilly, Mr. Forde, the High Sheriff; Captain Porklington and Mr. Jones, Regiment; Captain Pearson, A.D.C.; Mr. Robert Ross, Bladensburgh; Mr. Douglas, Grace Hall; Mr. and Mrs. John Reilly and the Muses Reilly ...
... Untiring O’Connell, thy strong arm has steered, 'Mid the wild gloom and danger of slavery’s night, The barque of our hopes, and when stars disappeared. Thy luminous soul was beacon of light. still burns, and unnerved thine arm. And millions are panting for ...
... letters were received from Sir Robert Sbafto Adair; Wra. Stewart, Esq. Killymoon, county Tyrone; the Hon. R. U. Southwell, Rev. John Corran, Sbarman Moore, Esq., G. V. Sampson, Esq., J. C. Mulligan, Esq.. Lieutenant Crawford, and Captain Buchanan. The Honourable ...
... glorious Volunteers in 1782, when a hundred thousand men in arms, headed by tbe gallant Charlemont in the field, animated and sustained the transcendent eloquence and burning patriotism of Grattan in the senate, achieved the independence of the Irish Parliament ...