... ) I when—when will the revilers of the Irish Repealers understand There were bis honourable friends his right, Brien and Grattan—they had strong Protestant convictions. Their chairman, to whose powerful talent* and great energy the people were so highly ...

... markid (hanks of the association were voted to Sir John Macneill for liis very proper and becoming conduct in the chair, and for the interest which be displayed for the welfare of the iustitution. Sir John Macnbill returned thanks. The meeting then separated ...

... app! ly to Theobald John Wolfe, Esq., Black. ball, Clane; or Christopher Rynd, Esq., Mount Clane. d. 179822 84 704 11 23 3074 18 8 3120 15 © 5 7 73, 1964 12 6 8 910 74 3478 11 315 6 | 1378 0 O £35962 4 6 & 4 porn ANNUM EE FA “ARM RENTS.—TO BE SOLD, the ...

... nil times (,cheer*). Ue also moved that his letter be inserted on the minutes. Mr. Grattan seconded the motion, which was put and car- Ray real letter from Mr. M John O Connell, which says—“We have opened the new political camnd -n of 1845 with urea, ...

... Wardens; Rev* John Power, R.C.C.; Rev. Patrick De Burke, R.C.C.; Rev. Robert R.C.C.; Charles Bianconi, Esq., Mayor; Edward Phelan, Edward O’Shaughnessy, Edward Brennan, Thomas Doroey, Wm. Ryan, Patrick Hayes, Wm. Lonergan, William Keely, Alderman John O’Brien ...

... Carroll, Mr. William Morgan, Mr. John Kelly. Mr. John Connor (bear). Mr. D. O’Connell jun., seconded the motion, which passed. Mr. S. O’Brien handed in various subscriptions, which will appear in the weekly return. Mr. John Reilly, T.C., banded in the following ...

... many of our party assured me that ' it) y'r dog, kept n tail y e n Lis leg.. , as 11 eilingten and Grattan., they never once look, d towards me—they talk. arm and they hest knew why (hear). How h e :inliahle and dis. corning Queen .'id smile, and Trace too ...

... Clo- naboy, per the Rev. John Langan, P.P., 21. 7s. 6d.; Clon- dalkin, John M'Nally, 6s.; Virginia, Thomas Lynch, Vo- lunteer, 5s. 6d.; Murphy and Healy, Paul's Ward, 9s.; Rehaspect, Wexford, per John Kennedy, 21. 4s. 6d.; John Reilly, T.C., who pays one ...

... French, Mary O’Connell French, ll ; Alice O’Connell French, ll ; Mrs Morgan O’Connell, 11 ; Mrs John O’Connell, 11 ; Daniel O’Connell, 11 James O’Connell, ll ; John O’Connell, junior, ll; and Bessy O’Connell, 11. *» £ will be in Dublin to rally for the Repeal ...

... the subscriptions for the ?? year have exceeded those of the three previous years by upwards of 601. Moved by John Wisdom, Esq.; seconded by John l Dernan, Esq.: I Resolved-That we are imperatively called upon to ex- press our gratitude to Messrs. D. C. ...

... re or five armed men. A aud, they were resisted by four a dreadful conflict ensued. A son of Colonel Lowers, of Ken- nag- and King was mortally wounded tucky, was killed instantly, The eberiff now arrived and er- y while reloading fire-arms. rested the ...

... by John Wisdom, Esq. ; seconded by John Mar- tin, E&q.: R11aolved-That the thanks of this meeting be presented to Mr. Radley for his kindness in affording the gratuitous use of his rooms whenever required for the purposes of this Irstitution. JOHN L. ...