... 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- ...

... 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 ...

... following resolution- Resolved, That, for the welfare of the Repeal cause in Glasgow and its vicinity, the names of John M'Callister, John M-Carron, Edward Burns, and George Gartley, be recommended to be expunged from the books of the association. Mr. ...

... 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 ...

... Rev. Dr. O'Blien, St. John's Col. jo lege ; Rev. Dr. Coole, Rev. Pat Power, Rev. Walter th Curran, Rev. Mr. Wall, Rev. Garrett Prendergasts Wil. w liam Power, John Power, Patricl Haydn, Anirew Rliordan, 6f John Everard Fechan, John Roourke, Ambrose Power ...

... 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 ...

... security to life and property I I in of 1We have claimed for the people of Ireland the right to Ii ie bear arms; shall it be said that arms cannot be placed in s( g9 their hands because they will be used as the implenments of a n- assassination ? re ...