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... sentence , , e t more easy to excite a strong feeling could lie too severe ; but if, the other hand, so strong a - . in e (Lord John Russell) thought the thing case of provocation could have made out, the lightest made mut .j, more than it ought to have l>een ...
... 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 ...
... Ballymurray, Roscommon, 3 dols.; John Kelly, I dol. ; thew Scanlan, John Oakford, I dol. ; James M‘Derroott, 1 dol. Simeon M‘Neamy, 1 dol.; M. M*Guirk, I dol.; James Kelly, 1 dol.; John Salmon, dol.; Thomas Salmon, 1 dol.; John Fitzmaurice, 1 dol.; Martin ...
... regarded! ujwn the Continent! ’. I remain. Sir, your very obliged humble sen ant, , * JOHN C. C.VLLAGHA3L General I amloHrourt. | 38, Ecclcs-street, May 4lh, IH4I. [ • Grattan’s Miscellanoous Work.*, p. 129-30. ton's Uistorj' of the Legislative l aion, part ...
... Irish representatives of the British heart and the British arm ’ must have advanced rather than d •dined. Even Ix'fore the first great diminution the penal code, we find s’ated I y Mr. Grattan, his sjk*ccli tt> parliament on the hill, February, I7!)2, ...
... 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, ...
... their for a county in which he Mr. Grattan had some nroperty, landlords for voting according to conscience. The writer ] and trusted that the elector* of that county would on the also alluded to the address of Mr. John Tollcmache, member pro|«er occasion ...
... P.P.; Tint - Cannody, P.P.; Patrick O’Connell, P.P.; Michael Walsh, P.P, : Thomas Lynch, P.P. ; Thopjas Fitzgerald, P.P. ; John Fitzmauricc,* C.C. ; F.d-mond Walsh, C-C. Michael O’Leary, C.C. Thomas Cavanagn, C.C.” Cahircivccn, Bth June, 1841.” i’he other ...
... Mâ??Carron, wnulcn, Thomas Tr.anor, Patrick Hughes, warden, John Connolly, Philo Qiiinn, Bernard M*Kenu, James F. M'Kcna, Patrick Patrick Brandy Mâ??kena, Jo!m Kelly, John Treanor, John Murray, warden, Hugh N. Mâ??Kena, James K. .Mâ??Kcna, Cormick ...
... new line will be likely to run direct to St. John’s, such being Sir William Colebrook’s wish, while the present line will continue to run to Halifax. We presume the new line will be extended from St. John’s to this port. —Hew York Evennig Poet. Do-the ...
... nature of the man not to revenged. Was not the man who armed this country with a mob of Orangemen who thirsted lor your blood ? The man who organised 22.U00 y«omen in the North, and who placed arms in their hands massacre die unoffending Catltolics of ...
... English came here (hear). No, not one, even Henry hold suffrage, and lodger uJd ul.-o have the right to j j Grattan (hear, and cheers for Henry Grattan). You did j vote out of the lodgings in which resided for the period! not know the old man. I did, end 1 ...