... is _ . » vic arrived The Earl of h.cdship's The Earl of Cardigan Loudon, mansion dfparture oTtheliberator foe core. Jav, three o'clock, the Liberator, accompan.ed b, Mr. S. O'Brien, M.P.; Mr. John O Connel , • Dr Gray, Messrs. Thomas Steele, Richard Barreit ...

... state ofGe-lend w»s;ful forward the cause of the arms»cf'for this coustry, they wot at‘/east act consistently add pass srirvaft for England (*H*cr)? But codd wot safltrr fire degradation of tire act. The arms of which'tis fetb*>tgn'*e him (cfcoen*'—orms which ...

... Rev. John Mod »y ; 21. 2s. 6d. from Kilmore, per Mr. Oliver O’Connor ; 13s. from Ball s-bridge, per Michael Martin and James M‘Laughlin, whom Dr. Nagle proposed as Repeal Wardens; I/, from Kingstown, per Wiliam Hennessey, E‘q., and elected Mr. John Carroll ...

... Brien proposed the thanks of the association to William John O Connell, Esq., and the Repeal wardens of London and Repealers generally of that metropolis. The metion was seconded by Henry Grattan, Esq., M.P., and was carried acc'amation. Mr. Smith O’Brien ...

... Kilkenny, St Patrick's, per Messrs D Murphy, John Walsh, and A Phelan •• Kilkennv, St Mary's, per Messrs Hart and Potter, ineluding 31. 4s. from the broguemakers Kilkenny, St Canice's, per T Purcell. Esq Kilkennv. St John's, per ,T Martin. Esq.. Knockbride Cavan ...

... Janies Cor r. Esq.; Messrs, j Monday, included 231. 12s. from Dromiskin and Dar- Thomas Waldron, jun., John Waldron, M. Waldron, and , co ected t e Rev. John Rogers, P.P. M. Fa'lon to be members for the present year. Athleague Mr g O’Brien, when handing in ...

... to propose Mr. Maurice O’Connell said he cordially agreed to the and John Sheil, and Patrick Mohan, as ° *v eri b motion, and he could bear his testimony to the ability and Mr. John O’Hanlon, Mr. Peter M'Culla, and r. ame hi hMr. Byrne, the Kerry Examiner ...

... v. James Shell, P.P. ; Rev. John Magennis, C.C.. and Rev. Patrick Travnor, C.C., Enniskillen; Rrv. Boss M'Mahon, P.P.; Rev.'John Smyth, C-C-, and Rev. Michael Kelly, C-, Derrxgcnnelly; Rev. John O’Reilly, P.P., and Rev. John M‘Loughlio. C.C., WhitehHl; ...

... Hart, wardeas; John C.mpboii. head Hand. NeTertheless I shall not be sat - Mr an i e l O’Connell, jun., seconded the resolution.— inspector. . . , ■ merely own trifling tribute to the justice-funds for your Mr. Dan et , j , Mr- Grattan, M.P., handed in ...

... Smith P B He had pleasure in moving the Mr. I >lr. She Brien (cheers). That association, and the prop *.«• of Mrs. Mnlcahy, John M’Kenna. say that Ido not app«v. th * ■ of r- , U[ie , „ hat hi, service, were worth The Esq., and Mis. Margaret Hava. »*» ...

... Castletownroche, county Cork ; Rev. Patrick James Gilligan, JamesVstrcet ; Rev. John Moore, Palmerstown ; Rev. Peter F O'Ferrall, 0.5. F., Drogheda; Rev. John Smith, St. Michael and John’s Rev. Timothy A. C. Bannan, Adam and Eve Chapel ; Rev. William Maher, Church ...

... from Feel .hear, hear, and C„ the oecasii n, to the leader, and hi. compatriot, to hear him whom you natu- family -ho, with Grattan‘‘watched orer the cradle of Insh t.ou ol . soson.s, T«*o’'of*tTm would compromise or shrinking (hear, hmu-.)- .aff assn the ...