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... vis.: —Messrs. John Donohoe, Pat Smyth. John Bsnin, Felix M'Manus, John Reilly, Pat Baxter. Francis Dolan. Pat M'Gauran, Philip King, Pat Baxter, Fat M'Gauron, Pat Manion, Philip Curran. Michael King, Pat Reilly, Michael M'Gauran. and John Maginu. For ...
... by payment of the cl that were his hon. friends to his right, O’Brien and cannot be also effected by such interference as Grattan—they had strong Protestant convictions. this, (Loud cheers.) Do not suppose, for a Their chairman, to whose powerful talents ...
... that made the eloquence of Grattan so sublime when moving the immortal declaration of right in 1782? arms of the Velunteers! Speaking of England, he says There does, of late, a certain damp and supineness overcast her arms and councils, miraculous as ...
... asso> dales. The motion was seconded, put, and carried. Grattan ward. £l, per Mr. John Robinson—collected by Messrs. John M*Auley, 2d; George Strahan and Alexander Thoburn, 8d; Daniel M'Grath and John O’Neill, d ; P. M'Eoteeand James Mallun, 7s. Steele ward ...
... Bogan, 4s 6d; John Woods and Michael Duffy, ss. O'Cunnell ward. 13s 9d, per Mr. John M*E tee. Messrs. Daniel Hughes, 6s 4d; Patrick M'Kenna and J. M’Konna. 8d; J. La very and ii. M'Lorinan, 3s and Hugh Smyth, Is. Grattan ward, XI 9J, per Mr. John Robinson ...
... 0 Hill Hamilton 25 0 0 Coates & Young 0 0 Thomas Corbitt 20 0 J. &T. Sinclair 0 James Bristow (> John jun i*. 10 0 Mrs. Mulliulland.„ 10 0 John Grattan 10 Thomas M'Caimnon .V 10 0 Thomas Thompson, \ HOB 0 R. J. Workman 0 W. J. C. Allen • .VJff o Charles ...
... restored to its usual theatre—the same win would waft away the Queen and her Irish courti- ers from your shores. (Cheers.) [Mr. Grattan here entered, and was received with loud cheers. Mr. MacNevin resumed—I am happily interrupte whilst on the subject of possible ...
... ture 109,188 6s 3d; leaving a balance of £350 Os 8d against the society. In 1843, the income was 11s 7d. The house in which John Wesley lived, in West- minster, will shortly be pulled down. It is at present the residence of a sweep, and the chapel in which ...
... Liberator the chair was taken Mr. John O Bbien, M.P. for Limerick. The following members of parliament were prehent;—The Liberator, Mr. Smith O’Brien. John O’Brien, R. D. Browne, R. A. Fitzgerald, J. O’Conuell. H. Grattan, and J. Kelly. The Chairman addressed ...
... Museum, in some convenient spot in the Hospital, took place, in which Dr. Samuel Thomsen, Dr. Bryce, James Thompson Tennent, John Dunville, Rev. J. 8. Por- ter, Robert Montgomery, Esq., Dr. Stevelly, and some joined It was ultimately suggeste that this ...
... of Grattan moving the declaration of Irish independence on the floor of the Irish House of Parliament on the 16th A il, 1782. The picture contains portraits of all the celebrated Irish states- men of that day, and is the property of Mr. H. Grattan, one ...
... thirty were confirmed, of whom ninety derry, age: On the 29th ult., John Ferguson, Esq., of Ashfield, Ballin. separated in high spirits. at the Willow-lane chapel, and furty at St. John’s, in On thi e se ult., at an advanced all, one hundred and thirty ...