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... and at the dinner :—the chairman, Cor. O'Brien, Esq., M.P. ; Hewitt Bridgman, Esq., M.P. ; John Macnamara, Esq.. Moher ; Maurice O'Connell, Esq.. Kilgorey ; John M`Mahon, Esq., Firgrove; J. P. Moloney, Esq., Cregg ; Hugh O'Loghlen, Esq., Port. Several ...
... • tion to the use of arms and the numbers of offences of each class committed there :—Murder, shooting, stabbing with intent to murder, assault with intent to murder, conspiracy with intent to murder, manslaughter, robbery of arms, taking and holding forcible ...
... Cart.—Large Silver, Mr. John Dobson; N. Silver linightian (2), G. Page, gardener to Mr. Catleugh ; N. Silver Banksian (1), Mr. Gaines, of Battersea. M. Shrubby Caleeolurias : in Sires; in Pots of Twelve to the Curt.--(1), Mr. John Dobson; (2), Mr. George ...
... the outrage:—Jamas Morrow, J deserving of the station hold amongst you William Bollock, John M‘Oulrs, John M'Oolre, juo., ,g j the of the ril Allen Ralph, John Clark, James Wiley, . placed [bear, hear, and chevrs]. Why Roblnaou Waniw Baddlar. Edward ...
... envelop and obscure — after having for years past gulped down the insults of Lsrd Pal* merston, tolerated the snubbing of Lord John X issell* and bent down his broad back to receive the castiga- tions of Sir Robert Peel, the hitherto well-concealed vanity ...
... Mr. John O'Connell announced the Repeal Rent for the week to be 1,717/. 11s. 100. Tremendous cheering followed the announcement. This amount is nearly double the rent of the previous week. THE MAGISTRACY.-MORE DISMISSALS. JUNE 13. Mr. Henry Grattan was ...
... honour to be Sir, your most obedient servant, Henry Sugden, Secretary. Henry Grattan, Esq., M.P. The following ia a copy of a letter addressed to Lord Carew by John Maher, Esq. : — My dear Lord Carew— l have read the Lord Chancel- lor's letter with ...
... Bill would be te de- must cure the distemper in the blood. The Church of Ireland ' prive the people of lreland of their arms, and to arm the was the cance. ous sore that tainted the blood as it flowed' Protestants and Orangemen against them. He totally d„i ...
... Bullock, John M'Ouire, John M'Guire, u. rd George Henton, Allen Ralph, John Clark, JamesWly 'e, William Robinson, Henry Saddler, Edward Smsn William George M'Clean, Joseph M'Keon DavidMorw Robert Brown, Robert Wray, Henry Hall, Thomas tee John Steele, ...
... Presidents. John Irving, Esq., M.P. Samuel Gurney, Esq. | Sir Moses Montefiore, F.R.S. Directors. James Alexander, Esq. Charles Gibbes, Esq. G. H. Barnett, Esq. AA 'illiam Gladstone, Esq. Edw. N. Buxton, Esq. J. P. Howard, Esq. Sir R. Campbell, Bart. John Irving ...
... Caleb Powell M.P, and ex J. P ; John Macnamara, J.P; R her Dillon Browne, M.P., ex J P., and ex D 1.., and Repeal i .- spector of Connaught; the Head Pacificator Charli- O'Connell ; Hugh O'Loghlen, J.P ; John vjalion. J r' John F Blake, proprietor of the Galicuy ...
... obtaining licenses to carry arms. He hopedthat at no distant day the spread of education in Ireland would render.any such measure' as the present totally•unneeessary. Mr. WARD said he. had, tacitly agreed.to previous Arms Bills, becau.setheir operation ...