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... town)and of Grattan, the parish of ashhoylaix ; the town! of Po ainanabridge, Tullyron, nriektianose, Ballymnllen, Grannsfallow, Brandra, Curraghaeoonacon, Clonkeen, the parish of Clonenagh and Clonagheen ; the townlands of Spritsgratount, Sha• sr:Owe ...
... cannot be put de e « THE CLUB. The following are, as nearly as could be ec mes of the gentlemen who appeared arm of the Club:— lienry Grattan, V PL, W.S, O'Brien M ). Po, Sir © Joba T iman © Leghlen, Bart. Devitt, Richard Sveott, . d, Nicholas Kelly, ...
... permanent redress—the Repea! of the Legistative Union— (cheers). Mr. Henry Grattan said —His hon. friend, John bad ulluded to various topics and indivi- duals. He (Mr. Grattan) regretted the necessity of these allusions—some of the individuals alluded ...
... nights ago an armed party entered the house of John Bohan. of Derreenaska, assaulted and swore him to support his brother, and to giro him some meal. Another party broke open the house of Charles Rinolds, at Knockaderao, and searched fur arms, but did not ...
... Life, cloth and ym his lettered ante on hy the | Liguori’s Glories of Mary, fancy cloth and e two lettered,2 vols 7“ one a arm | The Spirit of Prayer, a New Manual of Ca- pass- tholic Devotion, by a Member of the Ursu- leman line Community, embossed and ...
... and shi lavery, | taken intu custody by the Sergeant-at-Arms he be- | Peel said no such thing; but he asked him, | death | he seriously ask the louse to violate that had to | compact?” He (Mr Grattan) said the repea ription | act of parliament was not a ...
... if mac speaks to you vf Ribbumem tel is no frveud to od, and that | said so (hear ‘They may talk of arms figuratively, and tus talk of bot oar real arms be fousdin he strength of our cause (heer Tin gener me oc ...
... met together in tt 2g lone of oer noblest and best hes deen earried o ents, feel that 1 need not bespeak your indulge » M bar John 1. hoan Hea Kelly lister, vling, Wa- chilis aylan, ph H Lena nowen myself when | mention the topic on whieh | am dress you ...
... ee | wi ere is the proof ? —_>—_ TO THOMAS DAVIS, WILLIAM 8. O'B AND HENRY GRATTAN, ESQKS, &c. GenxtLemen—Having read on this morning, Freeman's Journal of yesterday, your truly p aod benevolent speeches at the Conciliation last Monday, in soppert of ...
... pect to that, he (Mr. Grattan) would say tha pility, | her dominions a ervice | More anxious to Co-operate with every hone to put down such atrocity than they were | charge made against Mr. O’Brien, an ind ion of | whom he (Mr. Grattan) had feebly attem) ...
... Kenny’s fine pir Grattan moving the Declaration of Irish |» dence on the floor of the Irish House of Pa: on the 16th April, 1782. ‘The picture conta traits of all the celebrated Irish statesmen day, and is the property of Mr H. Grattan, the Vice-Presidents ...
... before long both of them will be sitting by side in parliament (cheers). 1 will say one word the son of my o'd friend, Sir John Power. 1a afraid that Mr. James Power will be too late, and advise him not to be speculating upon the subje any longer. If ...