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... ashore on the rocks at St. John's Point, Brickless Bay, and became a total wreck, consigning five of her crew to a wa- tery grave. I send you their names Patrick Sweetman, Edward Tyrrell, John Murphy, Patrick M'Nally, and John Edwards; all from Sherries ...
... lbooks 39 Repealers. So he requests to be proposed a Re- peal Warden by John O'Connell, Esq., M.P., seconded by C. G. Duffy, Esq., as his countryman. We request that John Lyas and John Taggart be proposed as members, and the list as associates. I We remaiu ...
... to the place of meeting. Making= a speech at Dungannon under such circum- stances, inciting the Teople to an outburst with arms as stated by the would be assuredly a highly be- fitting occepation for your friend, TuoBsAa STEELE, Since the autumn of 1828 ...
... With which these operations had been carried on, considering their unvarying successes, considering the honour accruing to our arms, the advantage to the country from the early peace, and the probable still greater advan- tage resulting from its terms, and ...
... Doyle, Edward Kenny, Esq., John Nugent, B. M'Ghee, I B. M'Ghee, jun., Patrick Walsh, Patrick Power, John Lawlor, John Duggan, William Flinn, James Cochrane, James Loughlin, Michael Mullowney, John Tobin, Thomas C. Tobin, Esq., John Conway, ...
... haive done in doctrine and tenets, still there has never been anything like infidelity amiongst-us. We have differed,. but we ArM all Christians. We have differed, but still religion lie been the impression of all, and while' those who have protested against ...
... two distinct giousrels lie opposed the motion. They heard much yesterday of the boasted Irish parliament ; but what said Grattan of that parlianeent- and he presumed that he was aci authority that none there would be inclined to dispute ? Grettati, when ...
... than otherwise would. They s hwed the bitt did not live to see it zeaped. 1eaiwl'ile 1779 can America was lost to Etiglacid-Grattan grasped the stiu i and threatened to lay on well-free trade anid independe followved. lie passed to the period of 1800, of ...
... *st If the Duke of Leinster did himself the high honour of lY joining the Irish people, they would receive him with open no arms, and with cordial and affectionate greeting (cheers). le It would be a great day for Ireland if he took that part il ye their ...
... Daniel MiKey 5 ditto P John 'llLinmdon 4 ditto James AI'Lindon 2 ditto John O'Hear 2 ditto Edward M'Giveran 6 £20-paid £46 for good will of former tenant. Patrick Kearney 12 £20 I John M'Evoy 7 (one 90 years of age), nothing I John Rooney 3 ditto Widow ...
... agreement between the British and American governments. The Augusta Age considers that two-thirds of the timber exported from St. John is cut upon the terrrtory of Maine, end that 33,000 dols. of the proposed duty will have to be paid annually by citizens of ...
... twhich, it should be admitted, was bearing a sway that no opposition could resist (hear). The arms used by the con- batants in this cause were no other than the arms of moral, i force and' intellectual activity (cheers). They abhorred violence of every de ...