... chair, observed the following gentlemen, in addition to the guest of the evening : John Sinclairc. Esq. ; John Martin, Esq., jun., Killileagh ; Thomas Steele, Esq.; John Wallace. Esq. ; Charles McAlister, Esq.; Edward O’Rorke, Esq. ; C. G. Duffy, Esq.; ...

... perpetuate the blessings derived from the legislative union of these kingdoms. It was then moved by JOHN Esq., High Sheriff of Tyrone; and seconded by JOHN ROWAN, Esq., J.P., and unanimously agreed to : That the address now read be adopted, and that the ...

... Colonel, 5Blacker, Colonel Creighton, John O'Connell, Esq , M.P., -Henry Grattan, Esq., M.P., Rev. W. Betty, Rev. J. West, - George A. Hamilton, Esq.; Christopher Fitzsimon, Esq., *, Torrens M'Cullagh, Esq., John D'Donnell, Esq,, Captain ;.Lindsay, Michael ...

... tender mercies of the party who have never persecutedthis is the gentle nursing of the lovely babe of I'rotestantism in the arms of Daniel! You recollect that when an attempt was | made curtail the number of churches in Ireland, and ex- clude I’rolesiant ...

... ascendancy, what would the blackhaving apologized for trespassing the time of the meeting, I coated gentry say to it?—what wonhl John 1 uain s.iv to resumed his seat amid loud and long-continued applause. >t ? (groans)_and what would that amiable and apostolic ...

... W Torrens M'Cullagh, Col Creighton, Hon John Pcnsonby, Sir P Nugent, John O'Connell, MP; Thomas Wilton, late governor of ;he Bank of Ireland; Rev Doctor Tighe Gregory, Captain Childers, Henry Grattan, M P; John M‘Donnell, J Bergin, H G Curran, P Curtis ...

... grace. shall merely name them: Lord Aylmer, the lare Governor of Canada; General Sir John Field Marshal Lord William Cubitt, CE; Captain George Evans. UN; Captain Sir John Franklin, UN; Captain H. Hayes UN; Captain the Hon. Francis Maude, N ; Admiral Sir ...

... per. petuate the l.lee.mg, derived .ro.„ the legUUtive union these kingdoms. It was then moved John Lindsrt, Esq.. High Sheriff of Tyrone, and seconded by John Rowan, Esq., J.p aa( j unanimously agreed to; That the addreva now read adopted, and the M ist ...

... earth, and Hrsl gem of the sea. The reverend gentleman sat down amid loud cheering from all parts of the room. Mr. Henry Grattan, M.P., seconded the resolution. He was happy had fallen to his lot to second the resolution, after the eloquent speech uhich ...

... on, as all money previourl) lent to this country by government had been repaid. The resolution was then pot and carried. Mr. John O’Connell, previous moving the next resolution, said—lf I were consult own wishes, 1 would not come forward here at ail; but ...

... Clara, eldest daughter of the late John White, Esq., of this city. Onthe2Othinstsnt Robert James linrkitt Esq. M.D., of Tallaght. sto Mary, eldsstndau u noy, Esq. of Holly- welt ,Upper Can.d n lithle 2th instant, Captain John Williams Reynolds of the 11th ...

... loan advanced to this country by England had been repaid punctually back to the very farthing. The resolution then passed. Mr. John O’Connell, previous to moving the nex resolulion, said—lf were consult my own wishes, I would not come here at all, but I do ...