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... the feelings of our love for universal liberty, ) him re- O'Brien ward, 7s. Colleetors— Messrs. John take money from America. ( icans sen Loughran and John Coyle. member that when the French it money Mr. M'Veigh being cailed on, addressed the meet- and ...
... replied he did not care. • n ,,er the took Mr. Scion’s arm my walk. tame on to tain. Mr. Scton’s, but not the drill They engaged me to dine with . n them, on the next Saturday. He offered me his arm, on that day.— ’ 1 declined it; and he *«id, •• if one ...
... course as that to be adopted. Mr. O'Connell interrupted Mr. Grattan, stated that the existence and undefined nature of | the law of libel prevented the Association from adopting that course, Mr. Grattan admitted the case, but he would assert that the country ...
... U> loathe conuuaaiwa with others. tat a. art. gloomy ami aluoe. never slaxing his moody brow, when the \. i.og Inez to his arms, and pillowed tweet head upon hia br-s 1. Then seised woman* tendcrocaa. he fondly car»v-eil her. While the ship gening under ...
... Kx-high sherUfcoumy Dublin, John Clark limes, county Armagh, A. Holmes, Esq,, grand secretary county Monaghan; John Johnson, Esq., grand secretary co. Antiiui. From the grand lodge Dublin ; John Grattan, Henry Kingsmill, and John Weir ...
... Glendermott Church, the Rev. A. Carey, John Portcus, Esq., of Manchester, to Mary Jane, second daughter of the late Samuel Ilaslett, Esq., Poyleview, Derry. On the inst., at the Parish Church of Allsaints, by the Rev. John 0. Dali, Mr. James Hamilton, of Ardee ...
... Mr, A. Hill, and seconded Mr. J. llt.u k. and resolved— ** That Messrs. S. Thomson. R. S. Tapper, John Potts, John Kane. James Hart. William M*t»ee, John Lindsay. Charles Thomson, be appointed Committee, to eonuklrr and report on Hie sewerage of the town ...
... Galway Town Deputation. Belfast Citizens’ Deputation.—Charles M‘Alis- ter, James M‘Convery, John M‘Veigh. Londonderry Citizens’ Deputation.—J. M‘Clos- key, John Gill, and Denis M‘Evoy. Kilcullen and Gormanstown Deputation. Deputation of Inhabitants of ...
... town about nine o’clock at night, and speedi'y assembled immense crowd the foot of the toxvn. the ringleaders of which got armed with sticks and stones, and marched up to the warehouse the Messrs. Alexander, every window of which was speedily demolished—not ...
... march of fashion, what old Divines would call the wicked wastefulness our costly apparel.” There have been the Brothers of St. John, the Knights of the Temple, and the Teutonic Order, all famous in their day. hut now left far away among the things that were ...
... 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 ...
... reielellee to the Profits of the current )'Par. Its s en as that of coming wililils the present period of Investigation. 81 ) JOHN I#IA CB EN'ZIE, Bilartagpr. U'al. GE015CE, Chief Clerk. 5, Sl. lWngiren-Square, Edinburgh, October, 184'i. Agent filr Belfast ...