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... te'hair. We observed Dames, John Wakelvng, viz. :-Francis L. ..~uiioa ury 'isorge Rait, Sylvester Rait, Charles Meredith, Williank Murray, J. T. Atkins, George Newsome, Richard Grattan, and - Wybrants, Esqrs; Captain Dames; Revs. John E. .Murray, Thomas Marshall ...
... o’Ciocx.—Aa aaari ooSita»- day tho bariaaxa daw la pabllo aaeoriltca baa bna iaaMaU •eactTß amnaat. lha market baa, howaarr. baaa arm, Coatult baatag baaa dear for Money Tbraa pc* Caata. 100, lha and a Quarter New 108), Bank Stack baa adaanoaJ 90S, and Baoheqaer ...
... extreme pom la, and that for these reasons they considered the line entitled to thetr most strenuous tuuuort (hear, and cheer*). John Nokely, E«q., ttconded the motion, which w*i caxrkd amid •pplau»e. Thomaa Murray, Eti!. (the secretary), stated that, after ...
... Poets sing of The might that slumbers in the peasant's arm. 1, too, venture to allude to the power which slumbers, and which, blessed be Heaven, will still slumber in the Irish- man's arm, but I do so for the purpose of showing that philosophical ...
... pro- perty of John Gleeson, of Carrickmaunsell, was maliciously set on fire and consumed to nesr ‘Toomavara. The cause | assigned is a tenant who occupied the house previou-ly having been turned out for non-payment of rent. Seven armed men attacked the ...
... interest Int our . 1;own prosperity thou Co.uld by possibility the people of any I other land (hear)? The definition given by Grattan of slavery is, when one country inakes laws for ?? is slavery. ?? is in a state of slavery it now, and I should despise ...
... and exemplary body : James Fagan, T.C. James Moran, T.C. John O Neill, T.C. Charles Jones, P.L.G. Andrew Eustace, P.L.G. John Caffrey and Sons John Read and Sons John Keogh Francis Purcell John Elliott William Carroll, M.D. Randall Plunkett ...
... i.lu to uui . i F ’. 'rf I ,°,'night that ‘lumbers the peasant s arm. I t „o sen.ure alia in the power »h riomher. and which* blessed be-Tleavee, «ill still slumber the Iti-h--man’s arm but Ido lor the purpose ot showing that !;■ in point, 1 l ed ,.i ...
... received by Hinry George Johnston, Esq.. of Fort- nistrator of Thomas Johnston, Esq., de- Johnston, Glasslough, Admi: ceased ; by John Johnson, F: sq., J.P., Thornhill, Smithborough ; and by Thos. Reilly, Esq., Solicitor, 49, Lower Dominick-street, Dublin. “> ...
... Thomas M-Cartin, John M'Guirk, Edwd. Slevin, Patrict Camzpbell, Bernard Hagan, Hugh Morgan, Constantine Corr, Michael O'Reilly, John Denis, Peter Nugent, John Caffrey, Francis Quin, John M'Cuskey Francis Corvin, and Henry Campbell. Mr. John ...
... thought to bribe (loud cheers). When one of the present ministry wae in power, gentleman waited upon him said to him, Mr. Henry Grattan, if you bate a little of your politic* you will get « place and promoted by Chancellor, 1 have come to tell you **•.” (Mr ...
... deficiency of the Corp 'ration Reform Bill, and the? financial injustice inflicted upon Ireland. Oh, the time approaching when John Bull will have to listen to it, and when shall hear proclaimed in voice that will make itself understood (cheers). From the ...