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... Moore Vandeleur, Edward Fitzgerald, Thomas Browne, John Mac Donnell, Richard J. Stanpoole, John Bincon Scott, Bindon Blood, James Molony, Poole Hickman, Simon George Pardon. Thomas Studdert, (BunrattyJ John O'Brien, M. P.; F. J. Fitzgerald, Hugh O’Loghlin ...
... O'Connefl. John O'Connell. O'Connar Don.C. Powell John D, ttawdon. T. N. Redington. Sir D. Roche. J. P. Somers. Sir W. Somerrille. Villiera Stuart, H M. Tnite W.H. Watson, Hon. J.C. Weatenra, Col 8. White. Henry White. ASALTSI* Of VotMl «K*ln«t l.ord John BwmU's ...
... and Irelandcmaocipatcd Ireland, mu.t ever were ac-ompaoicl Mr, Grattan. M. I*., Mr. no prefiee-lt the health the Due ie.. of fc , ,, tpfu i ae-Uim the name of her Pigof. M. P.. Mr John O'Comiell, M. P.. and the Knt, the iHn-dvinn. mothers# our Q teen ...
... classes. Hers we find the ill-assorted names of the Earl of Charlemont and the Right Hon. Robert Stewart—of John Claudius Beresford and Henry Grattan—of Toler and Ponsonby— Saurin and Flood—of Colonel Rowley and Major Sandys— of Ireland’s only Duke and Sir ...
... Duke Norfolk, the 1 hike of Buccleuch, the Earl of Aberdeen, the Archbishop of Canterbury, the Bishop London, the Karl of Cardigan, Lord Redcsdale, Lord Beaumont, iscount warden, Earl of Haddington, Lord I,owther,&c. The throne was raised three steps from ...
... terror, and to the long list of their distinguished statesmen, and pluck from the catalogue their Burke, their Flood, their Grattan, their Sheridan their Emmet, their Thompson, their Fitxgerald. and their Curran, and challeng the word to point to a brighter ...
... sorelyoo unworthy worshippers in the elegant and claim* Parnell, or the aprightly and engaging Stcola. Molyneux, the correspondent John Lock#, had propounded thoae celebrated constitutional doctrines whose virtu* was their eoademnation with the parasite parhamsnts ...
... was over 21 years in the service, baring entered ; army as Ensign, in Starch, 182'. this regretted casual le. Brevet Major Grattan obtains the regimental Majority, and r.ur gallant fellow-citifea. Brevet Major Sargent, becomes senior Capdatn. I.ien*. tbe ...
... facing Christ Church, London. Ask for Paul’s Dr. Baillie Pills. AGENT, asib. auooA&Bt . Mall, Tralee. SOLD BY JOHN HACKETT. Stationer, Main-street, JOHN CASEY, 9. and R. GRAHAM, Druggist. Clonmel ; Ward and Co, Butler, Anderson, and Co, Flood, Price, Herron ...
... well they may. They had neither arms, ammunition, or discipline but they had courage and patriotism. They soon su;- plied all the rest. An armyy, 70,000 strong, sprang as if by enchantment from the earth—they were armed their own expense; they were clothed ...
... directions from Lord Eliot refrain from acting at magistrates till (he of the investiation known. Lord brother-in-law of Cardigan. Miss Buudktt Courrs’e Beau —ln the English Court of Qooen's Bench, on Wednesday, the case of Mr. Dunn, the Irish barrister ...
... olonel, without purchase, vice Tomlinson, killed in action ; Brevet Major John Grattan to be Major, vice Cowper; Lieut. Hon. Charles Henry Stratford to be Captain, vice Grattan; Ensign Patrick Simmons to be Lieutenant, vice Stratford; Wm. Henry Graves ...