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... with—Lord Cbarlemont shall have the same (cheers). Ha-we w-e not the son of Henry Grattan the chair (cheers); , • and where is the Catholic who cc n compete with Henry I ‘Grattan in the aff-ctions and confidence of the Irish people j (cheers). Who is listened ...
... Mackinaw; Thomas Sullivan, Cavan; Daniel Brislan, Tipperary; James Higgins, Denis Kilkenny; John Su'livan, Mallow; Terence Reilly, Cavan ; John Manning, Queen’s County ; John Birmingham, Clare; Fa'rick MacTierney, Cavan; Hugh O’Flynn, Sligo; James Gallagher, ...
... 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 ...
... THE WEEKLY FKEEMANS JOURNAL, SATURDAY. OCTOBER o. 1844. civeen, recei.ed per Mr. John Bonrlie. Aj this subjcrip- left to interpose be'ween them and the healthful rets of that tion was from his own localitj, might permitted to constitutional liberty they ...
... land agent to Lord Londonderry. But while on rh's point. I will direct your at- I tent ion to another fact. In theLii’e of Grattan, 2.p. 145: Shortly before his death Lord Clonmell sent for his nephew. Dean Scott, got him to examine his papers, and destroy ...
... 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 ...
... 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. »*» ...
... 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 ...
... per Mr J Daly E B Roche ward, per Mr John O'Leary .. Greenwich ward, per Mr Thos Brady Darrynane ward, per Mr E Nolan Rotherhite ward, per Messrs O'Halloran and Casserly Drury lane ward, per Mr T H O’Connell John O’Connell ward, Mr T Sabcri O’Connell ...
... 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 ...
... an, p. rs n else hat in of such rerwsal Daniel Connell, posse*sc* « aloriout orinciple h*t convene# John O'Connell, Thoms. Steele, Richard Barrett, John -I nt b, t., Ttligio. are too Cray, Charles Gavsn Duffy, and Thomas Mathew hay, sha'l ought to r left ...
... 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 ...