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... The usual weekly meeting held to day, was at- tended by the Liberator, Smith O'Brien, J. Kelly, M.P. D. Callaghan, M.P. H. Grattan, and M. O'Connell M.P who were received on enter- the ing with loud aeclamations Oa motion of Smith O’Brien Esq. the chair ...
... readmes end, Lest they too soft meanine brine ? No more of love my valued friend I The dance with must avoid From sustaining arm remove— Shall confidence quite destroyed > My valued friend more of love And when scornful phrases hear. * flow Platonic friendship* ...
... Memorialists will pray. Carrlekbeg, I6ih November, 1847. REPEAL IN DU.VGARVAy. DINNER TO JOHN F. MAGUIRE, ESQ 'ptftler* of 1) n'j'arTan enter!«ine ...
... mot ouly appear in neaspapers, but wil be in the several towns, cities, and vil'ages in Ireland There are te count which T arm tar! anx! t Carlo and the evunty ot Mayo. To the forrmer—( arlow wil part eular y address mysclfearty im the ensuing week. My ...
... Resolved- That the Liberator is directed by the anti-lrish party, wloeh formed the m jority ciation to convey the foregoing to John the Engiish people that document was part of Fsq, president, and to Stephen J. Rogers, cretary at Boston, aud elso to bis They ...
... population, Should be have a seatin the house | Hear, beer). next seasion he himself to bring the ques~ tloa forward. Mr. GRATTAN thoaght the proceedings of the at the inoment for London to forward the intelli- hoa baronet in this question gence in a varcel ...
... to raze Canton to the ground.’* John Thoroughgood ie still in Chelmsford dump h'lililing by the river aide, and STVunning with rats. is one year and thirty-three weeks confined for non-payment a church-rate of ss. John receives several subscriptions towards ...
... allude to particularly to-day,the only one which this system has been brought to the aid of the Government in Ireland. Mr. John O Conxell—l beg learned friend's pardon. lam sure he will the justice to believe that I interrupt him with no wish disrespect ...
... the man who says so think that John Bull Will less hungry when the Union is repealed than he now —or that he will place a tax on our commodities when he is crying out with loud voice against the corn laws—does think that John Bull will cut off his nose vex ...
... The Abbey was founded the year 1241 Myles Birmingham, Svc ...
... exertions at all times (cheers). also moved that his letter inserted on the minutes. Mr. Grattan seconded the motion, which was carried. Mr. Rat read letter from Mr. John O'Connell dated London, Albert-street, Victoria square, which was ordered to inserted ...
... the youths of both eexcs lanced at the chateau, and ) i th ladies Joined in the festive circl No seoncr was ad forerunners Grattan nd ¢ irran, w! le t | is was she last eff srt ined to resist the Union. i Poor Gratton, who was safferiog on the night from ...