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... for 1845 of his excellent friend John Hjucinth Talbot, of county Wexlord (loud cheers). It was unnecc»sary to observe that Mr. Talbot a man ancient family. was one of the heirs of tl»e Earldom of Shrews* bury. Mr. John O’Coiinell seconded the motion, which ...
... Order. W.U.E. See., &c Kilkenny, December 19,1845. FESTIVAL OF ST. JOHN LODGE, The m e mb e of this Lodtre will ■ sonic Rooms, NEXT. 27th infant, at TWELVE o’Clock, Kaon, Festival of St. John, to the ill UINE together at H. Fh.-de’s Victoria Hotel, TUESDAY ...
... insigo*ficancr of John j Connell w old ful y ihe importance of John Arthur Roebuck cowrs). Insignificant! Was ■ot, ask. Duloo Browne th.-re (loud cheers)? Was ■ot colleague, Edmond Burk* H«»che, there (leud cheers)? Was Dot Henry Grattan there (cheers) ...
... Grenville E. Vemon, 51 , F.srl of Depart. 51. ; J. L. Aldcoro, 51. ; Robert Chaileoor. F. Let ■art, 51; Robert CbaloDer, 21 ; John Siket (Kirktlla) *• Cork. December 28. 1844. “Dkar Vbbt Rkv. Speatt —Myatsmca from Cork, for the porpoae of bolding a meeting ...
... ti X JL .J EIo:i. Sir John • \\\', )rJ. ir.' Town ami T.ftfjila of >:*. ® Hjroty t»f /> ii4ik*>*op •* lit I CaiAtc. m iljf « t » « iu -1,.. C on** and ih*- l.tida N*'** :il • uf*H •«>/» I I >SI *l. fait 111 . *• i pa l*i»*4 •t ...
... »a« *> credit th* ar' %'»ge«enl4 of the flub. Among , u present woodaorted iho M»ow»»ff : , .m St) ien, E*q., M.P ; Heory Grattan, . herd A. Knagereld, Gerald A)l nealowu; J T Duff/, ; Ed ...
... pictur* of Grattan moving the Declaration of IrKh ••’dependence on the floor the Irish House n f Pu. lament on the 16lh April, 1782. The picture contains portraits of all the celebrated Irish iteamen of that day, and is the property Mr H. Grattan, one the ...
... (hear). The question not between Whig and Tory—between Lord Mel- I bourne and Sir Robert Peel —between Lord Stanley . and Lord John Russell—the question is between no | parties—hut the question is, what will satisfy Ire- j land ? (cheers). It literally so—l ...
... Lyons, Aid, Cork (’82); J. H. Dunn, Dublin (*82); T. Meagher, junior, Waterford Aid. E. Cork (*82;; George Mason, Cork, T.C., John Primrose, ex-J P., Cahirciveen ; I). Meagher, Treasurer Corporation, Cork; Daniel Mahony, J P.. Dunloe. the right of the chair ...
... impression produced on him that speech was, that Ireland had more to owe to our fears than our justice. ’lhi» was working out Mr. Grattan’s expression, that England's weakness was Ireland's strength. He wanted to s ...