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... etely succeeded, and Mr Grattan was turtned out of the eounty. It will nodoaibtprovehighlypalatabletothepeopletofindsuchconductre- warded by the present government, and that this man who so acted to turn out the son of Grattan has been advanced to place ...
... of Friday, at tho residence of Captain Richard Hassard. Mr. had just come there on his way from Springhill, the residence of John Stephens, Esq., who was to have been his friend in the duel then being arranged for. Afterwards tho mayor proceeded to Alderman ...
... practically and universally on the 21st the coming Month the Contributions of every Parish ami every Liberal of the Land. JOHN POWER. Bart, CORNELIUS MACLOGHLIN.J • P. V. FITZPATRICK. Secretary. Office, 44, Datnt-sireet, Dublin. CUBEBS AND COPAIBA ENTIRELY ...
... not it nerved his arm and inspired his mighty soul in that memorable denunciation the Saxon foe? (loud cheers.) Oh, yes! he felt the presentiment of the coming independence of his country—he felt that the time was near which Grattan foretold would arrive ...
... Glanmire—there was a smart contest. The following the result:— CUSTOM-HOUSE WARD.—John Cotter, John James Shaw, Nicholas Vincent, James Carnegie, WM. Clear, Jusbua Ilargrave, John Gordon. EXCUANOE WARD.—Daniel Murphy, Thomas Lyons Stephen Hayes, Arthur Crawford ...
... Esq John D'Arcy, Ecq Francis Morgan, Esq Peter Purcell, Esq John Caff'rey, Esq Edw hI-Donnell, Esq Robert Hickey, Esq W Torrens M'Cullogh, Esq Thomas Rooney, Esq John Kesban, Esq Juhn Yourell, Esq 'William G Walmesley, Esq Edward Ciements, Esq John Magrath ...
... exploring, building, defending the from foreign invasion, appear to the most prominent, i he* detachment is well armed with the new light percussion arms and formidable serrated sword, which affixed, when required, the carabine, in the same manner the bayonet ...
... Louisa Matilda, third daughter of the said Dr. Smith. in inch Church, Sir John Kennedy, Bart., of Johnstown, county Dublin, to Elizabeth Anne, eldest daughter of the late John C. Beauman, Esq., of Hyde Park, county exford. At Woolwich, Captain E. N. Wilford ...
... embroiling herself in quarrels, or she must consent to do justice to Ireland. Let her but let loose the right arm of her power, let her strengthen that arm by doing justice to Ireland, and she could set all the nations of the earth at defiance (cheers). Sharman ...
... fair, soft, and smooth ; imparts a healthy juvenile bloom to the Complexion, and realizes a delicately white neck, hand, and arm. It is invaluable as a renovatiny and refreshing wash during travelling, or exposure to the sun, dust, or harsh winds, and alter ...
... foully broken in spite of solemn oaths, when once her invaders, by the basest artifices, bad persuaded her to lay down her arms. The penal laws of William and Anne were the next act of the tragedy, and with them the plot assurmes, if possible, darker ...
... 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 ...