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... was held this day in Conciliation Hall. W. Kelly, M.P., Caleb Powel, M.P., H. Grattan, M.P., and J. O’Connnell were received with loud cheers on entering. On the motion of John O’Connell, M.P. the Chair was taken by JAMES KELLY, Eaq.. M.P. amid loud cheers ...
... Hoyal Hibernian Academy, at which Flood, Grattan, and Bartholomew attewM, Flood, whose hostility to the Catholic claims waa Inflexible, actually proposed to hts confreres plan of total separation from Grattan said, ** persevere in your proposition I certainly ...
... Sir G. Carew’s Paeata Hibernia— State Papers, TVnip. H. VIII. Fyoe’s Morrison Itinerary. James I. —Harris’* Hiberuica. Sir John Daris’a Tract*. Charles I.—Sufford’s Letter*. Carte’s Life of Or- monde. Lodge’s Desiderata. Clarendon’s Rebclliou. Ticbborne’s ...
... tirnes-- (cheers). He also moved that his letter he inserted on the minutes. .. ~ . Mr. Grattan seconded the motion, which was Mr'ilay read a letter frem Mr. William John O'Connell, dated London, Albert-street Victonasi|uare, Jpn. 10,1846,” which was ordered ...
... resjionded to most competent person (bear). The toast to which I have now to call your attention is The memory of Grattan and Flood.” Mr. 11. Grattan, was loudly called upon to respond, addressed the assembly in able speech, during the delivery which he wai ...
... were in arms Ireland 80,000 Volunteer?. Self-armed-—clothed til their own expense—officered by men their own choice and selection —80,000 Irishmen, uninfluenced by onything but allegiance the throne, and love of liberty, of Ireland, were then in arms in the ...
... ware resolved earn-out the darling object their ambition they had firm determination—unvarying ]>erseveverence hearts resolved arms nerved, but (applause). He stated this in conse ...
... linvr tile limior be, gentlemen, Vour luitliful servant, X'FHKNCH James Furlong, Esq., M.D. John Green, K«q., St-creturies, ('•lontibrif, 17th July, 1845. My Dear Gentlemen have received your letter the 2nd July, conveying me the honour ot tin invitation ...
... struggle for national independence. noticed in the room Tlioiim* T. KiHy, Ksq-, of London ; Hieliael Esq., Mr. M. O'Brien, Mr. John Marshal, Captain James Fitzgerald, Mr. H. Ben net, Mr. M. Molcnhy, fcc., Ac. Upon tin niotioa »f Mr. tlw cli*ir wm taken, id ...
... :llier* Stewart, H.S. Caiew, 1). Nor revs, .M.E. John Mr, Morgan John ...
... 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 ...
... with hiss bulwarks and stuanchums.snd part of argo thrown overboard. Kinai'aii, Drc. 21. —The John Beg, ol from Galway, lias arrited 1( *iky. Holv Dkc. John Croslov. Olavgow, lJ»i» niorniiitf inside the Kartell this islaml, Initt otf. V. hitiiv, Dkc. ...