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... ere .arm y cheered they entered the Hall. The first the martyr, .bo entered -as Mr. Barrett, -ho .aa .a.mly recognised, a. .as also Lord French, Mr. Steele, the Lord Mayor, .ho entered ahonly before Mr. O’Connell and the other gueala. Mr H. Grattan .aa ...
... 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 ...
... _ •• Do., Grattan Ward, per Mr. T. J. O’Neill .. Do., Sarsfie'd Ward, per Mr. Maurice Geary Do., Shoreditch Ward, per Mr. John Meehan Do., Farringdou Ward, per Mr. Thomas R. Reading • • Do., Aldersgate Ward, per Mr. Joseph Mathews , St. John’s Wood Ward ...
... transparencies, one of them representing the Dartmouth frigate break- ing the boom for the Relief of Derry, and the other the City Arms, Between the by an Iri-h harp and the motto lateral windows were the flogs of the Yeo- manry Corps, and those of the Derry ...
... heard throughout the building. No nun had entered, and many wondered what meant. The nurprise was instantly dispelled—Mrs. John O'Cannel). Mr* Fitzsimon. Mrs. Ffrvnch and other ladies of the Liberator family hail just taken the sewts reserved for them ...
... Gray, Esqrs—who wished to be admitted members of the association. He moved their admission, which was quickly agreed to. Mr. John O’Connell handed in some subscriptions from various persons and localities—not individually, or the whole of very large amount ...
... ; but. within a brief space wo observed the carriages the Layor and Sir John 1 ower. tho Hon. Mr. Hutchinson (brothor of Lord Donnughmore) sat in the carriage with Henry Grattan, hsq., M-l • \V also observed Smith O’Brien, taq.. Si. 1., Robert Dillon ...
... did not own> c o wel, Nicholas Maher, Kelly, demand possession Irem dee rdant. • K It,,die, O’Coror Don, nrv Grattan, The next witness, John Browne, proved , in(l j., nM>s Power, M.P’s, Sir Jdm Power, to wtiling Inters tor requiring con- , Gomvn, &c. ...
... Inigo Jones, to 30th Sept. Capt. Douglas, Lieuts. Peel, and Mackinnon, Cornet Sykes, on appointment. Lt,-Col. the Earl of Cardigan is commanding. Officers 2d Dragoon Guards, Ballincollig, on leave•of absence—Major Campbell, Brevet Major Trench, Capt. Mildmay ...
... county Dublin; Richd Telford, 5 Harcourt street; John Stokes, Upper Leeson street; Walter 11 Roooey, Sligo; John A Cunan, barrister, Mail. borough st; Edward Nolan, Mary's abbey; John Denvan, 49 Abbey street; John Dennan, jun; Timothy Greene, Capel street; ...
... hut, within brief space, observed the carnages of if.. Lord Mayor and Sir John Power, the lion. Mr. Hutchinson (brother of Lord Donoughmote) aat in the carriage with Henry Grattan, Esq., MJ . We also observed William Smith O’Brien Esq . M ; Hubert Dillion ...
... H ode, Galway ; John O’Callaghan, Blarney, Cork, one of the patriots of *9B; Daniel Goughian, each 3 F. M. Grehie, Waterford; Michael Mahon, Limerick ; John Woods, Meath ; Mr. and Mrs. Hugh O’Beirne, Leitrim; James Leddy. Cavan; John Wade Dublin Denis ...