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... 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 ...
... trom Dub.m. - charge, the Rev. John Denipaey, , _ | en , j, The Karl and Countess who had been s.a neighbouring clergy, end o- J The Earl Antrim is amongst »tke a. nva.s .n I and feeling characterised the sent Ea.l of Cardigan ha, arriredin London from , ...
... number of men who carried arms under the denomination of revenue police, coasters, &c., &c., it would be feen that in a time of the profoundeat peace there were in this country no less than some forty-five or fifty thousand men armed to the teeth for the purpose ...
... Wardens for the town of Galway and its vicinity : The Rev. T. Agnew, 0.P., and John Gunning, T.C. ; Timothy Murray, T.C. ; James Stephens, T.C. ; Martin Carroll, T.C. ; John Holland, T.C. ; Laurence Geoghegan, T.C.; Joseph H. Bath, Nicholas Kill an, William ...
... the va.t number of men who carried arms under the denomination of revenue police, coasters. &c. &c., it would be seen that a time tha peace there were this country less than some fort, five fifty thousand men armed the teeth, for the purpose, not of ...
... 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 ...
... subscriptions—this should have been stated making the return. (Mr. C.) regretted that his esteemed friend and relative, Mr. Win. (John OConne’l. was not able to attend that day—he was extremely unwell, and regretted more than the entire of his illness that he ...
... resides in the osme bad , t | Mt> ,„i discoaer that Toe Chairman said—Gentlemen, I need hardly assure the neighbourhood Mr. John Claudius Beretford, and J**’ wf .* „„ , trac ol»iit blood-thirsty set that the For. association how much I feel the honor which ...
... 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 ...
... THE WEEKLY FKEEMANS JOURNAL, SATURDAY. OCTOBER o. 1844. civeen, recei.ed per Mr. John Bonrlie. Aj this subjcrip- left to interpose be'ween them and the healthful rets of that tion was from his own localitj, might permitted to constitutional liberty they ...
... respect, your hurnbiu ami obedient servant, John MacLeod, Chairman. ** S. O’Brien, Esq.. M.P. A list of the subscribers towards the fund established fur forwarding the Repeal of the Legislative Union;— John M’Leod 101, Patrick Kilkelly 51, James Punch ...
... firm unanimcv invincible perseverance which distinguished the lin|. Parliament. But it may said, Did not the lri«h I liament arm the volunteers, and vote seam' British navy ?” They did; hut when? Not against a . poleon, but against the French Directory ...