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... _ •• 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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; ...
... 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 ...
... THE MAGAZINES. JOHN MANESTY, THE LIVERPOOL MERCHANT. th« lat* William Maoi**. LL.D. There is peculiar and mournful interest attached to this work, being the po-thumous production of one of the brightest intellects that ever shed lustre on the literature ...
... Jainc**; Mai 100, Esq, Manchettar; W T Meyler, E»n. Cope-streer, John Coffey, Carberry, Kildare ; J P Molloy, J Murphy, Piscataway, Prince George* County, Joseph Grattan, Esq, Tboraa* street; John Smytn, patriotic carman; Patrick Daniel, Grafton atreet, • Brennan ...
... esteemed friend Mr. O’Brien be inserted on the minutes (loud cheers). The qu*»tion of admUsion was put and carried by acclama. Grattan. Esq.. M.P.. then presented himself and was received with loud cheers. He Lord Mayor and gentlemen, my hon. friend sia'ed ...
... Esq., has left Harrybrook, for Pool Hall, Nantwirh. Cheshire. John Thomas Jestop, Esq., and Mrs. Jessop, of Mountjcasop. have left Leitrim House Hotel for Fox HaU, county of Longford. John Jessop, Esq., of Mount Jessop, and his amiable bride, have arrived ...
... are; John O’Connell, Ksq., M.P., Merrion-sqnare; John Augustus O’Neil, Esq., Williams’s-park ; Psitrick Boylan, Kmj., Rathmines and Graflon-strwet; F. W. Conway, Esq., Ksithraines ; Michael Merriman, Ks ...
... that dangerous and unlawful coni-arrW acclamation .h. , Liberator put his •• Lara eap, or Repeal croan. i .otter front Mr. John ! O'Neil, who, said, had been labouring ! under severe indisposition ; it was congratulatory upon the present circumstances ...
... was heard throughout the building. man had enteral, and many wondered what meant. The surprise was instantly dispelled— Mr-. John O’Conmdl, Mrs. Fit/.siinon, Mrs. Ffrench and other ladies of the family had just taken the s«‘ats reserved for them, and had ...