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... French, Mary O’Conuell French, II ; Alice O’Connell French, ll ; Mrs Morgan O’Connell, li; Mrs John O Connell, ll ; Daniel O'Connell, 11 ; James O’Connell, ll ; John O'Connell, junior, 11; and Bessy O’Conuell,' 11. I will be in Dublin to rally for the Repeal ...
... Joliii Da Lncy, Raglt alter 32 year*’ active service, including th» entire Peninaular carupaigna, and wounded in the sword arm at tlio battle oi Vittorie, hna been K»z-. to full'pay Majority, onattacbcd, order, of hja Grace the Duko.of Wellinj’ton. ,J ...
... arbitrate the supremacy of Britain When Grattan n*«e none dare oppose The rlaiia he made for freedom ; They knew our sword* to hack Id* words Were ready did need them (loud cheers). Bat how* was that |>ower wielded by the armed democracy and their leaders ? Did ...
... satisfaction, letter from him, describing the character of the present President of the United States, in reference to slavery. John Tyler, in whose long Message we read boast of what the States had done to put down the slavetrade, a slave-dealer, of the worst ...
... C.; Messrs. Patrick Flood, Patrick Smith, Thomas Callaghan. John Clarke, James Fatten, Malw. Fisher, Edward Clarke, Richard Flood, John Carpenter, w. Reilly, James Clarke, Patrick Reilly, John Curran, R. bmith, and James Newman. Tho amount of the Rent ...
... house of Robin Gunn, on the lands of Ogonelloe, Kil'aloe, was attacked by seven armed men, in disguise, who entered and made seizure of two one gun. Same night they visited John Taylor's house in that neighbourhood, and possessed themselves of a gun, alter ...
... —The Rev. John Kollyr:‘.c.,qlcv. M. Goqho::z, C.C., Messrs. Patrick Flood, Patrick Smith, Thomas Callaghan, John Clarke, James Farren, Mathew Fisher, Edward Clarke, Richard Flood,John Carpenter, Walter Reilly, James Clarke, Patrick Reilly, John Gurrin, ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... ) 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 ...
... e. (Cheers.) Mr. Richard O’Gorman handed in subscriptions from Mr. John Ivors, of Carlow, and said that being a Catholic he felt himself called respond the observations of Mr. Grattan. thought that the Pope had no power to prevent him from taking a part ...