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... •‘MARTIN O’M A LEY. T. M Ray, Cul!en John Gibbon*, Ab Df>mM«nn, James F«>rbei, John Cog Man, Oirrn O'M.iSpv, Anthony UroMtit*, John Duutic, J »hn Cron ally, John Francis, Thomas Leech. Jamrs Murphy, John Quinlan, ...
... H ode, Galway ; John O’Callaghan, Blarney, Cork, one of the patriots of *9B; Daniel Goughian, each 3 F. M. Grehie, Waterford; Michael Mahon, Limerick ; John Woods, Meath ; Mr. and Mrs. Hugh O’Beirne, Leitrim; James Leddy. Cavan; John Wade Dublin Denis ...
... Morris, Edward Synge, DL ; John M‘Neill. Edward Stanley, Percy Nugent, William Dillon, John Carden, William Hurt, Henry White Jervis, John Edward Harrington, John Nugent. Thomas Dancer. Robert Kane, General H | Scott. John Power, Charles ...
... ry. 1 trust Ih* will retract | [ them (hear, hear). I Mr. ROEBUCK—I will retract that which was unpar- I liamentarv. Mr. GRATTAN observed th«t if the ban. ami leamwl member would alter his mauiior of allmling other hon. members, it would coniluco much ...
... Jainc**; Mai 100, Esq, Manchettar; W T Meyler, E»n. Cope-streer, John Coffey, Carberry, Kildare ; J P Molloy, J Murphy, Piscataway, Prince George* County, Joseph Grattan, Esq, Tboraa* street; John Smytn, patriotic carman; Patrick Daniel, Grafton atreet, • Brennan ...
... in favour of the , cause which will produce it.—[Here Mr. Grattan entered the Hall and was received with loud cheers.] Mr. Bri«n , continued—l have seldom been agre- ably interrupted. Mr. Grattan has just come at the right time. loves to hear of fighting ...
... benefit ConservatWea more than Liberals, and was much for the beueht of the Protestant as of any other. Remember ’B2, when Grattan rose with pure and mighty intellect, and swept away the doubts of your lathers. .Mr. W, Rae said—l here was very great destitution ...
... are executed in superior manner, in the first style of art. Several eminent military officers and others have inspected the arm, and they consular it to be very suitable weapon for the British army. The company of artillery that recently embarked for China ...
... Kearns, county Fermanagh, Laurence Kelly, John Kearns, Phillip A, Kirk, Thomas Kelly, D. Keenan, John kiely, county Cork; Maurice Lynch, D. Lawlur, John Lone, Wm. Layheld, John LafTerty, county Derry; Michael Lahy, John Lynch, Queen’s County ...
... his lands, the fences being broken ; that John Hurley was taking the cows with him ; that another man. who was present, but who is as yet unknown, prevented John Hurley from taking the cows with him ; that John Hurley wont immediately to to bis master ...
... Denis Rath, II; and John Collier, Esq, 11; Peter Maguire, Esq. 12 Id Shircock. Cavan, per the Rev Philip J Foy, CC 50 Moucoin, Waterfuid, being the renewed subscription* of the Rev William Walsh, PP; Rev John Lyme, CC; and tlu Rev John Maher, CC ?n Armagh ...
... JP ; M J Boyle, Esq, JP; James Benson, E-q, ; Joseph Benson, Esq, JP; Dr Meare ; Dr Brady; John Beatty, Esq; John Arm strong. Esq ; Rev Andrew M'Creight ; John Barker, Esq, JP; Rev Edwatd Rodney; Win Moore, ; Alex Dickson. Esq ; Rev George L’Estrange ...