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... Mossiny a' le- to honou1r the Earl of' Cardigan with a visit at his Se tI o tt en Park, Northamptonshire. ' D44 so , The Earl of Devon and Edward Courtene5 E d. have returned to this city. I ) sq, ke - Morgan .John O'Connell, M.P., the nepphe ags O'Connell ...
... than the present, when his revered parent was in the habit of consulting and being surrounded by such. men as Burke, and Grattan, and others of that class, for the pur- pose of considering what would best promote the liberties, the prosperity, and the ...
... Stone, John Irwin, Fielding Morrison, Chaplain to his Excellency; John Connell, Chaplain to his Excellency; 'William Simpson, chaplain to the Marquis of Westmeath Alley, John Lever, Sheridan Young, Marks, Molyneaux iel Asylum; D Flynn, A Sillery, John H Mason ...
... DUNDALK TOVN. John Coyne, P.P. Patrick Jennings P. ME Gartlan Peter Russell .ohn Campbell Mathew Reilly Thomas Coleman Patrick Denvir James Carroll Philip Callan John Gartaln, M.D. *William Connick B. MKeown, R.C.C. John Neary, surgeon John Kearnea, R.C ...
... Alderman John Ferguson, Solicitor Patrick Gardiner, Alderman A. Carew O'Dlwyer be John Reilly, T C Patrick O'Brien e Francis Tuite, T C Francis Purcell James Bury, T C John Magrath MichaelMurphy, TO Adam Calvert Miles Tobyn, T C George Fagan or John M'Kennn ...
... Bloxbam, J Brabazon Grant, John Dunne, Thomas Preston, Joseph Rogers, Richard Ardill, Wilhiam Vesey Ross Molaon, rs. Edward Bride, George Stone, Moore Morgan, Richard Carter, R Meade Swift, John Hewson Allpress, Joseph . T Curtis, John Conroy, Dr Luby, F T ...
... Henry-street; John Thunder, John M'Mahon, barrister; Alexander M'Carthy, Steplen Curtis, Esq; Michael W Dunn, James Fagan i Esq, T C; John J Hayes, barrister; -- Ternan, barrister ; Archdeacon Laffan, _ O'Hara, barrister; James Maher, John Maher, ex-JP ...
... thought that he countenanced this attack on Mr. Grattan. He disclaimed any connexion with any attack on that illustrious mae, and he disavowed any connexion with that Review. As far as that concerned Mr. Grattan, it was Wear his son was satisfied; but it recoiled ...
... Secretary for Ireland, i-ung into the fire; ~and an arms f of bill, to which clatuses have been recently added, -which ith even Mr. Shaw declared were 'wanJonly severe. You hat may conceive that an arms bill, with all its molestations, If may be required ...
... summoned as John Rigby; his nanic was John Jason Rigby. hei Clerk of the Crown.-.Are y6u John Rigby of 175, Great 3 ity Brunswick-street ? I am John Jason Rigby;of that street. Mr. Fitzgibbon-Are not the names on your door Wit- bel1am and ...
... monster meetings which he (Mr. Reilly) held (hear, hear, and a laugh). , Mr. John O'Connell seconded the motion, which was . Untried . The Liberator handed in 11. from Mr. John Leonard, junior, collector for the Post-office ward, and moved that he be admitted ...
... unotion ? ' ' and ' When Grattan walked into t'he Commons in his Vo' 'I or- hunteer uniform,,inidproposed liberty, he had, less powdr at Li ave hisbhack than O'Connell will then hoveor indeed hasanow,; a coes He had-the armed and 'clothed, but untrained ...