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... 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 ...
... M‘Namara, Esq., county Clare; John 3laher Esq., county Wexford; Henry 31*Causland, Esq.: Rev. 3lr. Nelligan; Denis O'Sullivan; Richard O’Sullivan; John O’Brien, Tullamore; John O’Reilly, Coolambert ; Anthony O’Brien, Rahan Lodge; John O’Donnell, Killarney ; ...
... General Lord John Keane,” lx* left out. The object ol his a total deprivation of the right—when we find one portion motion was, that the pension 2,0001. should granted of the judges deciding in one way, and another portion— only fur the life Lord John Keane ...
... Secretary of State; Thomas Ewing, of Ohio, Secretary of the Treasury; John Bell, of Tennesee, Secretary of War ; George E. Badger, ot North Carolina, Secretary of the Navy; John J. Crittenden, of Kentucky, Attorney-General; Francis Granger, of New York ...
... Wi-alvrood, county Limerick, the la ,y John F. E. Fitzgerald, F.sq., daughter. Oct. 17, the lady ot‘\Vm. Pearce Browne,Esq., of Wilton. county Limerick, a daughter. At Brighton, the lady the Rev. Prank Ilcwson, and daughter John Hardy, Esq., M.P. for Bradford ...
... Wailing on his Highness Prince George of Cambridge left London Tuesday honour the liarl of Cardigan with Onolins I 1 to Deenc, the mat of the Lari of Cardigan and hi. arrival the George »a. greeted hearty * hundreds the nih, h.lant., who had as emhled ...
... 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 ...
... upon you spite the beneficent operation of them all, a fell and ioreign domiuution. F.clwanl Kerr, Owen C'amlan, John Kcely, John Itymc, John Kelly, Michael Cummins. William H. Harry, rollecteU 11. each, tn lie accordingly enrolled member* o the association ...
... 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 ...
... prudence of an able tactician, who saw (he difficulty of waging war in an enemy's country, the of which were all up in arms against him—armed with the forty.ahiliiog franchise (cries of *• hear, heir,** and cheers). Tne Tory principle and practice were completely ...
... 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 ...
... that 1 concur with them in their regard and love Ireland.—l have the honour your obedient and very bumble servant, HENRY GRATTAN. John Esq., Drogheda.” Armagh, 14th August, ** Dear Sir —On return to this city last night, received your very kind letter inviting ...