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... James eSheil, P.P.; Rev. John Magennis, C.C., and Rev. Patrick Traynor, C.C., Enniskillen; Rev. Ross M'Mahon, P.P.; Rev. John Smyth, C.C., and Rev. Michael Kelly, C, C., Derrygonnelly; Rev. John O'Reilly, P.P., and Rev. John M'Loughlin, C.C., Whitehill; ...
... motion o f butors, heir fellow-ci'izens suffering eqnally, and they were Monday in the Contiliation Hall. they sawt Henry Grattan, M.P., seconded by Daniel O'Connell, determined not to sbrink one inch. They also begged to ex- | press their decided confidence ...
... 25.; Lyons, Esq.. 25.; Sir John Power, Bart., 21. ; H. B. Esq., 21. ; Samoel Winter, Walter Guo. man Wm. John»ton, George Hoyte, Hon. E. Lawless, Robert French, Arthur Cane, Wm. Rathhorne. Alexander Boyle, John Brennan, John H. White roll, S. ■Wade, Lamlvert ...
... S.-The above sum includes the following Sab- scriptions :-John Olden, E9q., 21.; M. Cunn~ingham, Esq., II. l0s., in addition to 11. last March, John T. Barry, Wm. M. Drew, John Kinnears, John Prinville, and Wm. Barry, Esqrs., 11. each, with 1/. each the ...
... Mrs. ‘John Gray formation acquired in that manner ing themselves of the in! ld and wicked scheme of inducin » motion which His next topic was the wi hear, hear). Mi the Po to conden the Re peal movement ( week, and woul 1er remittances, Grattan had introduce ...
... ' ., .. 54 10 0 Ardcath, Meath, per Rev John Langan, 4inoluang li, r the ?? ichoiaaMasters6in-' - . 4 15 a Kllfihane and .Ardpatrick, Limerick, per Rev'John Bourke, CC . ., 85 0 0 Aglish, Waterford, per John O'Brien, Esq ' 8 1 0 , Ballymoiesand Moglass ...
... Hudson, Bart., Sir Robert Shaw, Bart., Sir John King- James, Bart.; Lieutenant-General Sir opt on Scott, K.C.8.; Colonel Samuel White, M.P., Col. Thomas White, H. Lindsay, George F. Brooke, John Brooke, John Ennis, Gtsirge Rot*, E>w|n»., Sir George Morris ...
... quarter to the John o’ Gaunt began visibly to move towards the destined spot of operations, abreast the battery. She was towed by the Sir William Wallace, and attended by a small Shoreham steam-tug, the Tees, to take off the crew of the John o’ Gaunt previous ...
... necessary information as tomy charaoter. ' You will have the kindness to propose Messrs. Edward and John Shell, and Patrick Mohan, as Volunteers, and Mr. John O'Hanlon, Mr. Peter M'Culla, and Mr. James Quigly, as members. I have the honour to be your obedient ...
... by Mr. John Greece, the propnetbr of the Wexford Independent. letter enclosed 13/. 135., and address to Mr. O’Connell:— Martin Crean, Esq. begged leave to move that this letter referred to the committee for consideration and reply. Mr, Grattan seconded ...
... more, they ¢ irected the of t us, intelli- him (hear). and the fact was notorious th ate in lan- wrath ogainst Grattan, —fined and Grattan bad not been fortunate enough to succeed in projects in ‘g2, it was the fixed determination of the efficiently verament ...
... their Friend*, win take place the BRISBANE ARMS HOTEL, on A v, of Aoga«t. at Si* ©’Clock; and the Club Bail, Friday Dancing to 'oomeoce Half-pat’ Nine o’Cioek. By order the Committee, Glaagow. July 1844 JOHN ALLAN. Secretary Reader, are you parent?—most ...