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... Ekins, c.c , John Coleman, Michael Carrahcr, Owen Callan, and Patrick Dumin, Esqrs. 0 Loach, per Mr. John UâHanlon â 1 Newtown, Wexford, per Rev. John Keating, c.c. 17 Mona-tery. Tullow, per Mr. S. P. Kelly 4 Glinmnre, Kilkenny, per Mr. John Bolger 1 ...
... O'ilea, barrister; John Ferguson, «oUcitor; tfanie) O'Connell, jun Christopher Count Nugent, John Mitchell, solictor; Thomas M. Bay, William T. Rogers, solicitor; F. Morgan, solicitor; William Qernrm, barrister; E. W. Costello, barrister; John Martin, James ...
... Kenny, John Martin, Aicken Irvine, Henry L. Tottenham. Richard Lesiie, John W. Hopkins, James F. Parker. George Garrett, Robert W. Wolsely, Edward M. Gosletl, John Emerson, Wm. E. Wallace, John King, Joseph Bradshaw, Wm. Johnson, Richd. Chambers, ...
... freeman's right to be trained to the use of arms. (cheers.) He saw that his words were taken down ; but he would repeat them (cheers.) They bad a right to possess arms, and to be practised in the use of them. Mr. Grattan reminded him that this was one of the ...
... were extended to Ireland although she was in a state of perfect tranquillity. The arms act was passed in 1808, was continued till 1842, and not being strong enough, a new arms act was passed in 1842, with branding clause, which is a measure unheard-of in ...
... O’Hea, barrister ; John Ferguson, solicitor; Daniel O’Connell, jun.; Christopher Count Nugent, John Mitchell, solicitor; Thomas Rav, Wm. T. Rogers, solicitor ; F. Morgan, solicitor; Wm. Germ hi. barrister; E. W. Costello, barrister; John Martin, ; James ...
... containing request that the Wesminster St. John's-wood Wards might closed for the purpose of affording an opportunity remodelling them. Mr. Ray read a list of the lams received by him during the week. Mr. 11. Grattan, M. P., next came forward and enumerated ...
... sorry hear that some of Mr. Gregg’s party were armed with deadly weapons hope Mr. Gregg will hear what I am saying, and implore of him as Christian clergyman not allow thoss persons who attend his to armed with deadly weapons. They may not intend injury ...
... at the Viceregal Lodge, Phenis Park :—Miss A’Court, Mrs. Pennant, ir Edward Blakeney, Lord Cosmo Russell, A.D.C. ; Lord Cardigan, Sir George Berkeley, Colone, Marten, Colonel Colonel Munro, Colonel Bunbury, Colone} Senior, Colonel Mitchell, Colonel Napier ...
... and from the Repeal associations on the other side of the Mssel. Mr. Mr. Smith O'Brien in a number of sub- scriptions. Mr. Grattan rose to ethlrese the meeting and was received with great acclamation. He muds one of his usual rambling, incoherent speeches ...
... 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 ...
... be tried; but he spoke of the system of sending out armed police as exceedingly wrong. If they bad truncbeons instead of fire-arms no life would have been lost ; but while they bad death-cealing arms in their possession upon He might say that the the smallest ...