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... adjourned. The Town Commissioners of Cashel t. James Dwyer, John Dwyer, Denis Carroll, and John Walsh was the next. Mr. Doheny stated tlie case for the plaintiffs. He said that one of the defendants, John Dwyer, was employed by the Commissioners to take charge ...
... his communication, paid well merited compliment tho patriotic seal of the Rev. Clement Pettit, and his excellent curate. Rev. John Doyle, together with the moral and enlightened flock committed to their spiritoal care. In the absence of bis brother, Mr.Maurieo ...
... th. next day of .Kk/.mli ha IMr Orattan) would vo fowdayrte bopod to return s ...
... woubl sad day if ever they Irish Government) packed a jury to impriaon O’Brien or Grattan.’' \’t l, should the Gove n-nent anything of the km.i, seeing that the same Grattan who but a week since declared his determination never be found opposed to Queen ...
... was carried at the point of the bavonet—it was canied by gold and steel, and the British soldiery were sent into the bouse armed to the teeth. Seven judges were placed upon the bench for selling their country on that memorable day, and it was by the t ...
... school of l»rd Eldou and of I.ord Liverpool, who maintained the principles of narrow ami illiberal policy in the days of Grattan, Canning, sod Grey—a great portion of whose life was passed in resisting the progress of principles now profess- s adopt—whose ...
... Messrs. John Venable, I Richard Fahy, Thomas Cangley. junior, Maurice Barry n Fitzgerald, and John Parker, as Volunteers; and Messrs. t Laurence Hlickey, Owen Crane, John O'Connell, James p Walsh, Michael Walsh, Mrs. Murphy, Mrs. Condon, John a Ahern ...
... Uook*eller» London ; Published at Tub Ckitic Office 29, Rssex-street. Strand end to bs had ail Bookseller* Town and C uuutr LATEST ARM INTELLIOEN* CE. sit /ool—Dublin—-The xcond dinision ewbsrked thi* day iu lim sieaiurr at Uubliu lor beifuit. 6 b—•Cbeafer—Thi» ...
... have been devoted. Thanking you for the kindness your communication. I bate the honour to be. Your very faithful servant, •J* JOHN, ARCHBISHOP TUAM Mr. J. H. Dunne handed a variety of subscriptions. Mr. O’Connell, jun., rose amid loud cheers, and spoke the ...
... other did M off baod.” Mr. John Reilly, T.C., handed In anhaerlplloaa, and that Sir Robtrt Peal would not liitrn to Iha call Irlah people, the round tha cannonade Tanglara would open cara to laportnaitj (cheer#) Mr. Grattan moved tha Inaartlon of the ...
... following notification: Some of our readers may recollect that, in the course of last autumn, we published a letter from Lord John Manners, inviting those of our church who deemed the establishment of some charitable order advisable, to found one in com ...
... Marquess of Kildare, Henry Grattan, Esq. ; Daniel Connell, jun.. Esq. ; Nicholas Fitssimon, Esq. ; J. Finlay, Esq. ; LL.D. ; Nicholas Boylan, Esq. ; Sir Lucius O’Brien, Bart. ; James Grattan, Esq. ; Hon. Mr/Ponsonby, Surgeon O’Reilly, John Gresham, Esa. ; Surgeon ...