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... Clement’slane, Strand. John O’Connell’s Ward, Temperance and Repeal Hall, 125, Seymour-street, New-road. Harp Temperance Ward —Coffee-house, 48, King-street, Borough. Brentford Ward—Drum-Inn, Old Brentford. Farringdon Ward —Union Arms, Union-court, Ilolbornhill ...
... that was his statement the late Mr. Grattan (hear) ? He would now mention a statement made another individual him (Mr. Grattan). The individual to whom referred had also filled the office of secretary. (Mr. Grattan) had occasion to call the Castle, and ...
... be act right at the neat election Daniel O'Connell, county Cork; Manriee O’Connell, Tralee ; John O'Connell, Kilkenny ; Sir Val Blake, Galway; Henry Grattan, county Meath ; Kelly, Limerick; Caleb Powell; co. Limerick ; Major A O'Connell, Kerry; R. D. ...
... in favour of the , cause which will produce it.—[Here Mr. Grattan entered the Hall and was received with loud cheers.] Mr. Bri«n , continued—l have seldom been agre- ably interrupted. Mr. Grattan has just come at the right time. loves to hear of fighting ...
... attempted to meet tly The demand for Repea! by arms—(loud cheers.) want approaching when England would Piilippe dead, a fleet of steamers would be on t coast ready to transport an army to the shores of Bo pave Irish arm would then be wanted, and they would t ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... CC ; Rev Fitzgerald ; Rev Dr O’Brien. St John s College; Rev Cooke. Rev Power, Rev Walter Curran, Mr Wall, Rev Garrett Prendergast. William Power, John Power, Patrick Hayden. Andrew John Everard Keban. John Rourke, Ambrose Power. Felix O’Neill Dowling ...
... y, John a Dowling, M. Leahy, John Ferguson, Mortimer M'Coy, ,s Richard Carey, Joseph Murphy, John O'Farrell, Henry Is and John Lynan, Michael Fitzgibbon, John O'Donnell, Is William Keys, and Francis Kearney, Esqrs., solicitors. 1- ...
... people tor repeal arms. The hour waa coming when England woetd want Ireland. Louis PbUiipp# dead—a fleet of steamers would be upon the French coast ready to transport fifty thousand men to the shores Bogland. Would not then the Irish arm ? Aod they wuold ...
... people-am disposed to work nut our know any argument likely to convert the anti-Repe.lera unheeded their ears (hear). Mr. Grattan thin proceeded success by the opinion—bjf availing ourselves of of Ireland to our cause this arrogant menace (hear).- !to ...
... Byug, Ksq., M.P. of Londonh.,, „ tTHAND T.ONDONi Dublin, Messm Gib- HILL, and 344, Mr arty. Esaexton and Co., Ortrt Ml .„ . Grattan bridge - I' * I ''' . . Cork Dargaville Castlebar. Bole; and Co.; Boyle. Golding* Waterford, Phelan; Galway, Healy • tl , ...