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... CLAttE—ONF. **'?*’ , , .and when England I mean England, Ire- Per Mr. John Keeffe, harden, -ar THOUSAND PERSONS PRESENT. land, g and Scotland) i* both an agricultural and manulac Per Mr. John Levy, Repeal warden, • V * (from the limerick repobter.) • ~r t, ...
... Cork city; Henry Grattan, M.P., Meath county; Robert Keating, M.P., Waterford county; Major Blackall, M.P.. Long'ord county; Thomas Meagher, M.P , Waterford city; Francis Scully. M.P., Tipperary count} ; Colonel Dunne, M P., arlington ; John Sadlier, M.P ...
... gentleman from Maine, of an outrage alleged to have been committed, by party of armed Britidi soldiers, on three American gentlemen, named Thomas F. Templeton, George Cady, and John 11. K.-nwiek. The gentlemen were, it is stated, on their way from Bangor Canada ...
... tnej.l, to arm, for their victory over Sikh, wheo SecreUr, at .troigl, opp. red io IGrliament a .tm.l.r aud deaerved decoration to hi. veter.u comrade, tl .ular ctniangn., victor, of any. hard lough. 6e!A._ Limeri'.k Chronicle . Sip. John -In consequence ...
... country not less than from 2d miles, and enjoyed tht following : Wellington Feel, James liiggoti, Xavier Feel. John lliggon, John Colby, John Allen. J. J. ilristow, E-qrs.; the tiev. Wm. and the loat, though not least, the day work. •Mr. Thomas iJavics ...
... druggist ; John Gunline, Liverpool, coach and cur pinpne.iir Samuel AVP'eyard. Manchester, stuff merchant and -arehon.em.n , J 1 * waring, Goroal, Staffordshire, griper ; John H*mkef, C ton. Nottingham, milliner and haberdasher ; Kwh. d Ell.wrn and John Oood»ortb ...
... Fort, John Phillpolts, John Admiral French, F Pig * Da‘ad 11 nby, H Gillon, VV D Piouey, W Ainsworth, P Gisboroe, Thomas Pun sou by, C F .Ms oa, Roland Gordon, Robert Ponsonby, Hon Andover, Lord Grattan, James Power, James Anson, Hon Col Grattan, H Price ...
... O’Brien, nor was bis (Mr Grattan’s) statement, but it was the statement Dean Swift (hear)-. Similar testimony was afforded by the men who followed him, and whose , statues were placed their public buildings—by Lucas, Grattan, by Ponsunby, who warned the ...
... immediately raised his arm to defend .if. when the piinUhire, where his first wife and two children ara still assassin fired -cc pst.d, the ball from which entered I* appeared from the evidence of Mr. Lloyd Harries, Ytrwt.rtVs side below his arm, and lodged his ...
... words of Mr. Macaulay passed over. was not the case, as had been asserted, that France was enlisted against them. He (Mr. Grattan) saw reason why they should suffer the interest of their country be hazarded. Peel was trying to coax them off the agitation ...
... AN IRISH PRIEST. The following the letter of the Rev. Mr. Meehan to which the foregoing letter is a reply : SS. Michael and John’s. Nov 3. My dear and Revered Friend— l trust that the subject of this communication will amply plead my apology lor intruding ...
... formerly servant of John Keyes. This woman identified James and John Paly being of the party ; they were then fully committed for trial. The other prisoners were remanded for further examination. l.riiuU r /■XrjtrtSS. The Rev. John Weekly, Minister of ...