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... excitement and interest appeared to pervade the meeting— amongst those present were—Alderman Sir John Power, Bart. Mr. J. O’Connell, M.P. ; Mr. H. Grattan, M.P.; Alder- men Keshan, Butler, and Gardiner; Messrs. P. Hayes, Perry, T.C. ; Kirwan, T.C. ; Pearson ...
... in the possession and occupation of John Hitchcock, the Pleadings and Decree in this Cause mentioned, or a competent part thereof, for the purposes in said Decree mentioned. Dated this 21st day of April, 1843. _ * JOHN SE\LY TOWNSEND. The above Lands and ...
... 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 ...
... trade. .: (communicated.) The usual weekly meeting of this body took place on Sunday, at the Great Rooms, Corn-Exchange. Mr. John Raffebtt was called to the chair amidst loud cheers. Mr. Rafferty, as a senior member of the trade (the paper | stainers), ...
... a visit with County. he Hon. Colonel and Mrs. Westenra, at Sharavogue House, King’s ion from Paris. The Right Hon. James Grattan has arr Mr. and Mrs. Gro; Morgan entertained ‘owing personages at dinner, in Rutland-square, on Friday la Lord and Lady Mayoress ...
... Charles Stewart, John's-lane Chapel House' James Fagan, Esq., T C., 10, Bridgefoot-street; Patrick Hayes, Esq., ?? 37, Usher's-Quay; Denis Moylan, Esq., John-street; John Bell, Esq., Coombe; George Hurst, Esq., Cardiff-lane, Sir John Rogerson's-lane; ...
... nar Cent Canasis O64 | Tadia Rond: 3@ per * — | & ees EDUCATION IN GREAT BRITAIN AN. LAND—THE CHURCH IN ARMS. There are many indications of infatuation—of | in the Established Churches of Great Britain a land. The Scotch Church, as an Establishm [ne ...
... Fitzsimons, Coroatilty; John Smith, Barleo; John Dug, Edingora; Edward uriran, Tyworker; Peter O'Briqn, Carmeep ; John Clarke, Blackhills; Owen Cargan, Re4bgh. Millagh-Messrs. Thomas Farrelly, Cornaglea; Dichael~ Farrelly, Cloghbally; John O'Connell, Mullagh ...
... would attend and address an audience Boy. Recoed prise, Mr John 00,000 (cheers men Late in the lest month a meeting of peers and members of the Earl of extra iseo were recommended : — n fell ‘Grattan ; Mr. Dilloa Brown to be requested to support the >) Mr ...
... of men approve or reject it. The author is neither Whig nor Tory—he is something above and better than either—he likes Lord John Russell for his enlightened principles, but regrets they are not brought more into the practical business of parliament—he ...
... Barn ell. Esq., J. Barnwell, jun., Esq., Ker. Thomas Maguire, enry Grattan, Esq. ; and upon his left N. Marker, Esq., T. teele. Esq . Michael Staunton, Kw|., R. Barrett, Esq., John O'Connell, Esq., M.F., and tire Rev. Nicholas W'Evoy, P.P. The cloth ...
... three for the three tor Repeal, and three for Mr. John o‘Connell, separated a very orderly manner. THE In the evening of the same day the Repealers of Carrickmacrosa entertained the Liberator. Mr. John Connell, and Mr. Steele, dinner. The room in which ...