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... Repeal of the Legislative Union : John M'Leod, 101., Patrick Kilkelly, 51., Jas. Punah, 51., Connor T. O'Brien, 11. los., J. Barry, 1, 108.s, John Lawless, 11. lOs,, Mrs. Lawless, It. lOs., Pattick Dillon, 11. 1Os., John Kennedy, 2s; 6d., Francis T. M'Leod ...
... alleged Presbyterian. There was a sum of 21. Bs. from the County Antrim, which was said also to contain a donation from a Rev. John Cary, Presbyterian minister.” The hon. member here took occasion to express his satisfaction at the number of their Protestant ...
... H. the subsorintion of Mr. John Quinn, of Newport, who was induced Presbyterian gentleman to become Repealer; also, 11., the subscription of Mr. John Cooke, a respectable trader, and Protestant j From KUlaloe, per Rev. John Burke, V.P., 11. 10s., third ...
... abont Are arms. He also said that the*# wonld confirm the others ; Mr. Parker. Sergeant Ogle, Brophy and I were in tbe berrseke, and lb# real In the kitchen, when Mr. Parker said wrote for chevron foe Ogle, have pul above the three on bit arm foe bis activity ...
... Repeal of the Legislative Union:— John M'Leod, 107., Patrick Kilkelly, 51., Jas. Punch, 5/., Connor T O'Brien, 11. 10s., J. Barry, 11. 10s., John Lawless, 1/. 10s., Mrs. Lawless, 11. 10s., Patrick Dillon, 11. 10s., John Kennedy, 2s. M., Francis T. M'Leod ...
... aad Jesus Christ whom thou has sent,’’ John xvii. 5. And again: These things are sreitfrn. that ve might believe that Jesus the Christ, the Sou of God, and believing that might have fife through His name,” John xi. 31. And again. SC Paul writes: —* Whatsoever ...
... .jj m»f» respectable »*len»ffv aud eery Wimboroe, 1788 John Philip liyat, of Llclifiel*!, 1789; f»iliev system, appealing to the good sense pact- it«iufnent9 the records pirliatneot coo aia John Gibb*, of Bh*dw*)l, J«m*s Ampbl«tt Grove, L* middle class ...
... neat tmall porker, 4, 4* 4d lari-e , per lb«, «ucklm .O 20, each. DEATHS. September 28, .t Moetfleld, peer Rr»», EdTOd St. John Foote. eldSt eoTol L, E. Foote. Esq,, ot Fllrwimam.street, wed , », et St, BteFbett*.-ltreeo, to this citr. Frederick, eldest ...
... Walsh, the crown solicitor of the east riding (Mr. James Nagle), and Messrs. Foott and Fitzsimons. For the defence, Counsellor John O'Hea and Mr. P. O'Connell Deputy Clerk of the Crown—Robert Bruce Put Mi. comhe, come and appear. Traverser—Here. Deputy Clerk—You ...
... anxious to got little time to herself amid pageant duties of royally, has contrived a plan of keeping her intrusive subjects at arms-length.roore efficient than cordons of troops. By hold ng the high seas from Woolwich to Dundee, hurrying through the latter ...
... Brush, M. Philips, Francis Thompson, George Knipe, Sa- muel Moore, John ‘Thompson, J. Baker, and H. Kilbee, Esq. anp Cork highly and influential meeting was held at the Devonshire Arms Hotel on Saturday last, to take into consideration the proposed line ...
... ' l J® ecriblioit of Mr. John Cooke, respectable trader, and Protestant of Boyle. These gentlemen -ere enrol ed members. Messrs. Patrick M’Uermo. and Mr. John Kenny, and Mr. Hugh Drury were enrolled From Killaloe. per Her. John Burke, V.l .. 11 10i. third ...