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... years of endurance and futile remonstrance--a wrong denounced at the time of its perpetration by Plunket, Bushe, Saurin, Grattan, Curran, and all the great men of the Irish Legislature iniquitous, unbinding on conscience, and only to be endured until ...
... exertions , off that demand (Iwrar. hear). . Some subletiptioos were then handed in, after which Rev. Mr. O’Connell. P.P., and John's, wae [ called to the chair, a vote of thanks was passed the prestl dent, and the meeting adjourned. alleged faux pas and ...
... O'Meara. J P Timothy O'Brien John O'Connell. M P Maurice O'Connell, P Robert W. S O'Brien, M Morgan O'Connell Richard O'German James Power, M P Michael Powel John Powell James Plunkett John Perrin J. tt. Price, Powell. P John Powell Peter Purcell D. R. ...
... forty years of endurance and futile remonstrance—a wrong denounced at the time of its perpetration by Plunket Bushe, Saurin, Grattan, Curran, and all the great men ot the Irish Legislature as iniquitous, unbinding science, and only to be endured until the ...
... Ffrench, D.L. Sir Valentine Blake, Bart., M.P., D.L. Sir John Burke, Bart.. D L. Sir Thomas Esmond, Bart., M.P., D.L. Sir Emanuel Moore, Bart., D.L. Sir William Somerville, Bart, M.P., D.L. Sir John Newport, Bart., D.L. Sir Percy Nugent, Bart., D.L. Sir ...
... subscribe to the sentiments er here expressed by the writer in the Citizen relative to it. The notice on the Life and Times of Grattan is re- sumed by the same able historic pen, whose labours on the ,1- subject we quoted largely from on a former occasion ...
... forty years of endurance and futile remonstrance- a wrong denounced the time of its perpetration by Plunket. Bushe, Saurin, Grattan, Curran, and all the great men of the Irish Legislature as itous, unbinding on conscience, and only endured ulntil the opportunity ...
... to Cambrian ; John 11. Grave*, to Spartan; W. Wilkins, Hecate. Naval Instructor—A. Lane, to Illustrious. Mates—Alfred Royer. Ibivid Buchan. James Stephen*, James St. Aubyn. Grenville Hamilton Wood, H.Caldwell, Alexander John Smith, John Palmer. E. J. ...
... esteem for his lordship’s private and political character. I have the honour, Sir, to remain your obedient and faithful servant. JOHN C. WESTENRA. ** George Roo, Esq., Commercial Buildings, Dublin. Morley Abbey, Cclbridge, Sept. 3. Gentlemen —On my return ...
... Monday next. Lord JOHN RUSSELL raid had made no random attack upon the honourable member ; his attack, if it could be* called so, was founded upon various reports attributed to the bon. member, ami especially his own circular, signed John Stuart AVortley” ...
... jloJfMyke, war called to the chair. The petiffon h#ving beemPaad, . j. Mr John O’Donegan moved that the peMiaatiw sdsptedt that it should presented, in the House of Commons, I* Henry Grattan, Esq. and that Mr. O Connell should be requested to support its prayer ...
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