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... but, within brief space, we observed the carriages of the Lord Mayor and Sir John Power, the Hon. Mr. Hutchinson (brother Lord Donoughmore) sat in the carriage with Henry Grattan, Esq., M, P. also observed Smith O'Brien, Esq., MP. j Robert Dillon Browne ...
... Lord Clancarty, Lord Marquis Kildare, Henry Grattan, Daniel O’Connell, jun., Nicholas Filzsimon, Finlay, L L.D.; Nicholas Boylati, Sir Lucius O’Brien, Bart. ; Jao.es Grattan, Hon. Mr. Ponsonby, Surgeon O John Gresham, Surgeon Carmichael, Right Hon. the ...
... wrote to Mr. Grattan on the uhject of Ireland, and asked whether, in Mr. Grattan's opinion, it was not advisable that anoter and better system should adopted the legislature for the governing of this country. held in his hand Mr. Grattan's reply, and ...
... from the five following gentlemen, namely —Richard Higginbotham, E-q., American Consul Antigua ; John M 1 in. Esq., nephew the late Bishop of Derry ; John Burn, Esq., William Greene, Esq., and Henry M*Neille, Esq., who remits the money ; the Utter gentlemen ...
... O'Brien proposed the thanks of the Association to William John O’Connell, Esq., and the Repeal Wardens of London ami Repealers nerally of that metropolis. The motion was seconded Henry Grattan, . Esq., M.P., anti was carried acclamation. Mr. Smith O'Brien ...
... the occasion amidy justified, adverted agrreat number of diverdfied topics—quoted the speeches Sir Robert Peel and of Lord John Russell, He adverted to the rep »rt of the secret committee of the House of Lords in 1797, he R. thro, oparession has not ...
... avoided—begot into had company the moment he came into Ireland. He was hardly landed at Kingstown when he took Freddy Shaw the arm, which his ignorance of the country must have induced him to laugh). Rut they were told that he was to be removed from Ireland ...
... weekly meeting to day, the Conciliation hall— -Mr. Macket in the chair. Dr. Naolb read a lengthy epistle fromMr.Henry ry Grattan, recommending increased exertion establishment of repeal reading rooms throughout the country, for the purpose of advancing ...
... have heard Lord JOHN' MANNERS moved address to the evidence without being convinced that this was the Queen, praying her Majerty interfere with scheme and a plan to extract money from Lord the Court the Tuillerie* for the liberation Cardigan, and tnat, to ...
... allude to particularly to-day,the only one which this system has been brought to the aid of the Government in Ireland. Mr. John O Conxell—l beg learned friend's pardon. lam sure he will the justice to believe that I interrupt him with no wish disrespect ...
... should everywhere prevail, and not least in you was prosecuted for speech on the expedition those public tribunals which are armed with Wolfe Tone. The hills were found ; but Mr. much authority, and exercise so much influct.ee Canning declared in the cabinet ...
... country, and in its very metropolis there was a TVrcy mrent. Baronet; Sir John Burke, feeling abroad that the officials, whose duty was r ; Sir Valentine Blnk*, Baronet; Sir John make true return of the persons qualified to Baronet ; Janies Power, Esq ...