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... subscription of John Keene, Esq, dom meant—there was the modest and retiring looks of No, y, Cunningham-place, St. John’s Wood, of the lovely and virtuous daughters the laud, and London, an English Catholic gentleman, always ho (Ur. Grattan) would briefly ...
... Michael Bugler John Cleary - - - Denis Flannery Timothy Corrigan - John Leeson Timothy Hogan Anthony Heenac Matthew Dunne Patrick Darcy Michatl M‘Tuohy - Thomas Birmingham Micliael Cleary John Cleary - Martin Malley -i Martin Hienan and Son John Donelly Michael ...
... Bmirke, 1 atnek Hood, Michael liourkc, John M’Grath, John E. Jones, Edmond English, Miss Fennessy, Mm. J. Lonergon, Thomas S'attcrv, William () Donnell, Charles Cod}, 1. inkd () Charles Lockwood. Edmond O’Meara, John Egan, Pelix Nash, 1 at. Hvan, Martin ...
... districts ths county to brand the arms for which they obtained license. Mr. Browne here read the advertisement follows:- FIRE-ARMS. County Limerick Wit —Notice hereby given, that the person appointed mark the Tire Arms of the county Limerick, will attend ...
... Sunday, for the distressed Protestants. The band of the 11th Hussars play twice a-week in Stephen's-green, opposite Earl Cardigan's mansion. The Worli is not satisfied that Mr. Robert Gray should not relieve himself of the charges preferred against him ...
... him in point of ability, did not yield to him in patriotism (bear). He begged to hand in 5/. from Henry Grattan (loud applause). Mr. Henry Grattan. M.P., then roae amidst great applaase to address the meeting. He trusted that in addressing them he would ...
... Bourke, Patrick Flood, Michael Bourke, John M'Grath, John E. Jones, Edmond English, Miss Fennessy, William J. Thomas Slattery, William O'Donnell, Charles Cody, Daniel O'Brien, Chas. Lockwood, Edmond O Meara, John Egan, Felix Nash, Pat. Ryan, Martin O'Shea ...
... as tbe cause of che arms act for this couns ry, why do they not at least act consistently and pass ao arms ect for (hear) ? But he could wot suffer the tegradation of this act. The arms of 1782 which bis father gave him (cheer:)—arms which, posessor the ...
... M'Anaspie, Great Brunswick-street. A Brougham Chariot—J. Johnson, Lcinster-street. CERTIFICATES. An arm Chair made of Irish Oak three hundred years old—John Grace. A Piece of Tapestry—By a Lady—Judith and Holofernes Carved Fire Screen. A Piece of Pin Work ...
... most humble servant. aja John MacLauglin. Wm S. O’Brien. Esq.. M.P. He had also to announce the receipt of 111. from Dungarvan and allow him to congratulate Mr. Shiel upon having such constituency (loud cheers.) Mr. William John O’Connell, Head Repeal V\ ...
... beside* twenty barrels of poMtwo ploofb harrow. Now he (Mr. Henry Grattan) would sav this—as long bis name was Henry Grattan, be would never suffer England put brand upon him or upon his arms. could not suffer the degradation of this act. The arras of 1782 ...