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... Limerick. Ttte following members of parliament were present Mr. O’Connell, Mr. S. O’Brien, John O’Brien, R. D. Browne, A. Fitzgerald, J. O’Connell, H. Grattan, and J, Kelly. 'J'ne Chairman, on taking the chair, said —He had the honor, for the first time ...
... difference of opinion existed between Fltod and fc'r Lady Geary, her to heir totbe Grattan (hear. Inax). oonsidered Mr. Grey Porter’s Geary, and to the best agents, John Corn- ...
... subscriptions from (he qu_o- ofElrf_l_nd kyckeen. including 11 from himself. per Mr Wm Kingston 8 0 0 From Killaloe, per the Rev John Burke ove 2 00 From Kilrush, per the Rev Timothy Breen 616 6 From the parish of Kilmurry, per Rev E P Barry, rp g we 210 0 ...
... not arise. 1t was 80 in 'B3—it wassoon | Mr. JOHN O'CONNELL handed in from the members assoc nothing ot for the | occasion of the regency question, when the strongest pos- of the Northumberland Society, per John Flavagan, Recountry but through its means ...