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... Canliield, Armagh. T. J. Deven-ux, Wexford. C. Fort esc ne, Isuith. James Fagan, Wexford. William Fagan, Cork. Henry Grattan, Meath. John Greene, Kilkenny. Kolh-rt Keating, Waterford, Cecil I jiwless. Clonmel. N. V. Maher. Tipperiry. O'tiorman Mahon, Kinds ...
... afford the necessary protection and to keep order The 12th Regiment of Lancers, stationed in the bairacks, w.-re kq»t under arms, so art a; a moment’s notice required. Just before o’chwk the executioner and the other officials appointed cany out the la-t ...
... oi-J you, Sir. he has made ate —and man more juati tied in making use of Irish history than the eon ol Grattan has warued you from Irish history resist the 'Mf-idous principles of this bill. Lord Clare introduced a Inll conferring appointment of thirty ...
... President; John C. Tucher, . Walter J. Walsh, Second do. do. ; Hon. pooding Secretary Terence U ' Treasiirer; Jeremiah Kelly and Thomas Mooney, Kecordmg Secretaries UiKEcross-Pmuicl M00n,,, Franc!. J. M‘Gill, P«. r J.mei B. Clinton. John M'Elroy, Edw ...
... I tl liberty of reading it. Hia object in doing was. direction of the council. Mr. Grattan presld g , d t ub |i i through the public preaa, in order lime. Mr. Grattan was areount. n„ q( might aware the gross other members called to account, who attac ...
... 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 ...
... Indian meal. This year Lord John Russell says he rhall not earn any mote, Tenpence day he has fixed the pay an able bodied man, upon the public works, and tenpence a day for him more than five pounds of meal. Why should Lord John Russell insist that the labourer ...
... Heathens. Sir Randolph Routh lias referred us to Burke. If 1 understaud the Thoughts Scarcity,” the Commissary-General has not armed at their true meaning. Our bold hitherto * their country’s pride,’ have been emaciated skeletons this rueful and unnatural ...
... t 157 Lord JOHN AN N ERS proposed a similar amendment, on whic angry difcussiou, lull persona ities arose, in which Lord J. Russell. Mr. Ferrand, Lord C. Hamilton, and several other member took part. It was at last ter initiated Lord John Russell’s observing ...
... of the oounUy, our Stenla’'eLwhere.l H'porUr. the j STATE OF THE COUNTRY. the medical, and several other | Tuesday night by armed ™ alld [he practice give the men a bounty ‘“duce from the owner. the from „ shop soother. » ''\ l y h .* d * .Xlishthereupon ...
... Secretary of State; Thomas Ewing, of Ohio, Secretary of the Treasury; John Bell, of Tennesee, Secretary of War ; George E. Badger, ot North Carolina, Secretary of the Navy; John J. Crittenden, of Kentucky, Attorney-General; Francis Granger, of New York ...
... 579. Amount received awrespondx week la»t year, *5841 4*. SaWL'-lay evening two policemen were surrounded and robbed their arms, at Ardfiuan, in the county of I Tipperary. Famine —The dearness of all sorts of provt* sioc.? Prussia has already provoked ...