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... language, Igo the whole hog,' and nothing less (cheers). Mr John Greene lb- n addressed the meeting. He said was an old Repealer. The Limerick Chronicle while ■as in the army had stated that Mr. John Greene was the only Repealer in the service. Now to agriculture ...
... Marrioa, ; Rev John Cleary, PP , John Walsh, Rev Thomas Brennan, P[ ; Rev Tames Tobin. ; Rev A Phelan PP: Very Rev Robert Power, VG; Rev Edward Kealy, Rev James Cuddy, i Rev Patrick Kelly, PP; Rev Mlchaed Kavanagh, PP ; Bev Joseph Butler, ; Kev John Walsh, CC ...
... noticed the following :—John O'Connell, MP Robert Browne, MP ; the Head Pacificator ; W J O'Neill Daunt; Captain Broderick ; Patrick Costello ; R A White ; D Williams Edward Reilly ; Rev Terence Reilly Martin Crean ; Rev John O’Hanly ; Rev Mr Hopkins ...
... measure, allude me. As you say, (and agree with you. it could not have reference to Messrs Smlth’O’Brien, John O Connell, Kelly, Powell, H. Grattan, D. Browne, Somers, Fitzgerald, and, 1 sure, could have no reference to the Liberator or Mr. Maurice O'Connell ...
... Letters of apology were also read from Mr. K. t». v. Porter. Sir cStaan O’Loghlen, Henry Grattan. Drtiie O’Connell, jun., Mr. O’Hagan, the Very Key. W. O Don nell, John Langan. of Liverpool, Mt-Ujij'sn.Hilltown House, the Very Kev. Mr. Vaughan, Killaloe. ...
... then of Grattan atreet, afterward* of Holla* atraei, and of Lombard atreet, and late of Dorset street, teacher of the French Ungug*. Patrick Redmond, late of Templeahannoo, near Eoaiaaorthj, county Wexford, lima baner. mmoa to ncaao jaaoaar t. John Orimea ...
... es could muster, or thought convenient to publish, are comprised in the following : Smith O’Brien, MP ; John Mitchel ; Charles Cavan] Duffy ; John Dillon; Thomas F Meagher; T D Magee ;| Richard O’Gorman, sen., R O'Gorman, jun., Patrick] Hickey, Solicitor ...
... the Association. The observations (Mr. Scott) had made did not refer to Mr. John O’Connells comments the slave question all, but to what had fallen from Mr. Clements. Mr. John O’CcnneU’s statement on that subject he did uot hear; but he must say, that ...
... President. Kenned, and Simon Browne, Esqrs. Mr. Sheridan state. John Waed, Vice-President, utmost praise due Messrs P. Carey, P. Ne- Ph.l.p Ennis. Tresurer ville, John O’Connell. John Sheridan. Philip Gaughran, Sec and Mathew Moore, Repeal Wardens, for ...
... desolation—it required his thrilling eloquence* backed by the arms of the Volunteers, to rouse that servile Parliament to a due sense of public duty (loud and continued cheering). But long before Grattan’s days many and many a great Irishman struggled to shake ...
... would known carrying, letting fall, snubbing, and slapping either he. - .bake bun by the ha therefore and let it forth Mr. Grattan seconded the motion, which was earned errors of Popery “the miserable superrtitioo in heir respective localities as the infi ...
... adopted, and enlarged on, and be of amvice to Ireland, I beg to remain, gentlemen, your very obedient bumble servant, HENRY GRATTAN. BANKRUPT. James Beatty, of No. 114, Middle Abbey street, the city of Dublin, grocer, dealer, and chapman, surrender on Friday ...