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... Bartholomew Sullivan, Dan’ iel Nolan, John ncise terms. | Archer, mes M‘Cabe, George Ca siasm—and | guson, Batler Joseph, Ja ickey, Patric! k Keenan, C d seconders. | Michael Kearney, James H Laurence Fc roject John Dillon, Andrew Dunne, rcibly | and Peter ...
... Oxford-street the , w* before last; I never walked arm-and-arm *ith Laird 1 William ; I never smoked arui-and-arm with him in the 1 street; smoked one occasion when walking with him ; was not ann-aud-arm with him ; had umbrella, and went under it ; 1 dined ...
... Ufrtirttid*qtlay, { Georjre AntosiMtig, Attorney for the Defendant, Samuel CddMf, Upper Mount-street; John Chadwick, Attorney for the Receiver and the Defendant, John T. Cooper, 13, Lower Ormond-qnay; and Thomas Arthnr Shoane, Attorney for the Defendant, Austin ...
... Trenton (New Jersey) Repeal Association, through their president, John Drumknond. Esq.; 11. per ManriceO’Connell, Esq., M.P., the subscription John Keene, Esq., Cunningham-place, St. John’s Wood, London, English Catholic gentleman ; 61. from a relative ...
... BELLEWSTOWN RACES—TrEADAV Steward** —Sir William Sotnervilk, Hart., M.l*.; tl»e Mayor of ; Henry Grattan, Eaq., M.P.; Mathew K. t’orhally, Eaq. y M.P.; John Prcaton, Lsq. ; and Nicholas lloylan, Ea*|. Thin niet tiii){ commenced TaetMlay. Amonft the faahh*- ...
... forwarded to be | M ‘Nevin by the Rev. J. Burke, of Tynagh, and incl | sy bseription of John Burke, Esq., of Lisbrien, county 1, an way. out of | Mr. Henry Grattan, M.P.. rose to address the | he na- and was received with loud cheers. It was said that ...
... that was his statement the late Mr. Grattan (hear) ? He would now mention a statement made another individual him (Mr. Grattan). The individual to whom referred had also filled the office of secretary. (Mr. Grattan) had occasion to call the Castle, and ...
... wrote to Mr. Grattan the subject of Ireland, and asked whether, in Mr. Grattan’s opinion, it was not advisable that another and better system should la* adopted the legislature for the governing of this country. held in his band Mr. Grattan’s reply, and ...
... B. Marshall, W. Tanmsl, H. W. Clive, E. B. Mitcalfe. H. Thorneley, T. Cobrlen, R. Morris, David John Colborne, W. R. Napier, Sir Warhurton, H. Collett, John Norreys, Sir D. J. Wawn, J. T. Dawson, *l. V. O’Brien, J White, Henry Denison, W. J. O’Connell ...
... are; John O’Connell, Ksq., M.P., Merrion-sqnare; John Augustus O’Neil, Esq., Williams’s-park ; Psitrick Boylan, Kmj., Rathmines and Graflon-strwet; F. W. Conway, Esq., Ksithraines ; Michael Merriman, Ks ...
... got into bad company the moment he came into Ireland (I«ughter). He was hardly landed Kingstown when t«*ok Freddy Shaw the arm, which bis ignorance of the country iiin.-t have induced him to do laugh). Tint they were told that he was to removed from Ireland ...
... was heard throughout the building. man had enteral, and many wondered what meant. The surprise was instantly dispelled— Mr-. John O’Conmdl, Mrs. Fit/.siinon, Mrs. Ffrench and other ladies of the family had just taken the s«‘ats reserved for them, and had ...