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... JOHN MAHER, Balliakoelo. 0« ki* rfgkt w«r« the Liberator, and oa aitl.ar band the AaMng tka «• racoirnived Tkoßat bteala, . Doctor Gra?, Caf tein BroderUL. William O'Donucll, Carrirk oa-Sair; Very Hot. Ur. Sranott, S.P.C.; John .Talbot, Ktt|. aa.J.P. ...
... M.P., John O’Connell, Esq, M.P., Daniel O’Connell, jun., Esq., Dr. Gray, &c. &c. Beside the right rev. prelate sal Dunn, Esq., Richard Barrett, Esq., T. Steele, Ewp Among the numerous gentlemen observed the Rev. P. Barry, P.P., Clara; Rov. John Coghiau ...
... Gene-j ml.— lam widow tlic late John Kelly. remember the night was shot. I saw man coming in with a blunderbuss, but I could not know him, what was about. When heard the shot 1 came out, and myself and the child in my arms fell on the Huor. The prisoner ...
... took place in the Marketahouje, and wss rovidtrd Leech, of the Masseroene Arms. The was utisfuhy with a protuaiou ol arsrs green*' o?er the chairman’s *eat trau*parercy of tha arms of the noble house of Maasereene was appropriately placed, as Lord Massereene ...
... O'ilea, barrister; John Ferguson, «oUcitor; tfanie) O'Connell, jun Christopher Count Nugent, John Mitchell, solictor; Thomas M. Bay, William T. Rogers, solicitor; F. Morgan, solicitor; William Qernrm, barrister; E. W. Costello, barrister; John Martin, James ...
... Ansley. TC; Barron, Sir H ; Callaghan, C ; Caulfield, ME ; Ctrbally, M Deferens, J ; Do >cr. Colonel; Fagan. W; Fob. It ; Grattan, ; Greene, J; Meagher. ; O ; Connell, J; OTlAherty, A; Power, Reynolds, J; BoeLe, ; Senily, F; SuMivaa, M ; Teuiaoa, K ; Saddler ...
... member* vert ik« Be» . Kurfrnr R. t. Joint K»*. John Krllj, Rev. P Kr«llj. Rr*. Mr. Riiiii*. Krv. Mr. K-». Mr. Krrnan, K>-«. Tlioihm Lyi.rn, Hr?. Mr. FulUw, Mr. Bernard Kurd*. Rev Mr. Smalt. Mr. Pel Leitfan. Mr. John Cnriie, Krv. P. Cininij, Mr. Thomae Maher ...
... conditional support thus to Lord John government did hs compromise Repesl f r No; there shell be no compromis#. The people of Ireland nei were nt.yrstcfnl for services conferred, snd it will b# the fault of Loi.l John if arc grateful to him. He must look ...
... Ssinifirld road, two daugbtars (egad and 34) farmer named M‘Veagb, stopped tip on Wednesday night to watch tha farm—they were armed with gun and bayonet lied on a pole. About one o’clock, party of nine incendiaries arrived on car, and one of them when in ...
... management of Irish affairs by ilia late Mr. Grattan oved lbs friends and members nf Ireland prior lo in'rodoetion of pnblie measures. Sometimes they net hie house, sometimes Mr. Poooeoby's. or Mr. Tierney's, Sir John Newport's ; and they (hau considered and ...
... Parliament intend pass a law that all the arms in the country are to branded. have in possession some arms my father's which wore used obtain the independence Ireland, and 1 to the Lord Lieutenant to got Grattans’ arms branded Nee ! (tretnendous cheers for ...
... emplovmcnt Mr. Francis John O'Neill, the extensive mer- [REPEAL ASSOCIATION, The nsual weekly meeting of tills body was held on Monday, in Conciliation Hull. The attendance was wretched. Amongst the members of the committee present were Mr. John O'Connell, M.P ...