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... after very complimentary address proposed the health of Messrs. John O’Connell, Thomas Steele, John Grey, Thomas Ray, and the other late State prisoners (loud and continued .applause). Mr. John O’Connell rose amid cheers to return thanks. He said he would ...
... than usual. John Lanigan, Esq. Chairman, presided. Other guardians present—Messrs. Patk. Fogarty, William Max, Thomas O’Meara, Thomas Morris) John O’Meara, Stephen Ryan, William Latf.m, Theobald Gilmartin, Carroll Heady, Tbos. Mullany, John Hackett, Martin ...
... the night, at the residence of John O’Connell, M.P. returned to town on Saturday morning accompanied hy Mrs. French, and attended the Committee of the association till an advanced hour. Sunday evening accompanied Mr. John O’Connell, he left for London ...
... three years, not to exceed Bd. per perch. 9. To repair perches of the road from Golden to Thurles, between John Byron’s house at Kilshinana and John Morrissy’s at KiUhinane, for three years, not to exceed 1 s. per perch, 10. To repair perches of the road ...
... Henry Grattan, M.P., f*ir James Mnrrav. Pierce M ihony, AM-rnan Keshan, Lord Mayor Kl ...
... that the insignificance of John O Connell would fully equal the Importance of John Arthur Roebuck. Insig: nificant Was not, 1 a*k, Dillon Browne there ? Was not my colleagne,Ed:nond Burke Roche there. Was not Henry Grattan there (eheers) ? Need speak ...
... — 1 impeach Lord John Uussell, and I here. Sir, declare that should anything go wrong in the Repeal agitation that the noble lord shall summoned to the bar of the House of Lords, there to account for his c ...
... insignificaace of John O’Connell would fully equal the importance of John Artiiur Roebuck(loud cheers). Insignificant Was not, I ask, Dillon Browne there (loud cheers) ? Was not my colleague, Edmund Burke Roche there (cheers) ? Was not Henry Grattan there (cheers) ...
... sufferers. The names of the dead are—Julia Callaghan, Jerry Coughian, • Kerricnane, Charles Mao Oarthy, Maurice Corcoran, John Desmond, John Walshe, —Ford. Twenty-two others are wounded —some of them dangerously— Abridged jrom the Cork Reporter, and Examiner ...
... committee to consider the best manner of celebrating the anniversary—and that it consist of Sir Colman O Loghlen) and Messrs. John O’Connell* Edward Clements) Michael Barry) and Captain Broderick. They could not allow the Ist of May to go by without marking ...
... them who could vote for member of parliament (hear, hear). The Secretary read the minutes the last meeting, after which Mr. John O’Connell took advantage of the business being at a stand to say a few words upon subject of interest, namely, the financial ...
... the Association meeting this dify, for that excellent gentleman Mr. Wilson, lam my. which I trust vou will make room. Mr. Grattan's self indebted for introduction at which speech von would do well to give in full in the next insured the cordial and most ...