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... remittances were letters, which the bon. and learned gentleman read. The first was dated Boston, March 1, 1845,” and was signed John W. James, President of the Boston Association of the Friends Ireland.” The other letter bore date Philadelphia, March *5, 1845 ...
... Hanton, and the fo lowing to be wardens: -Rev. Denis Koeny, C. C.; David Revillo, Mathew Tracv, John Wall, John Connor, Joseph Dunphy, Michael Whitty, John Gill, James Horan, Richard Walsh, James Keating, Edward Muliosyney, Jo- seph Petit, Michael Doyle ...
... acco! sons was 80, and of the female suicides 35. to 00s 01, red to exercise the voluntary principle. The Protestant Dissea- Grattan, the common sense of Flood, nor the iotism of | there is. Atallevents, whati njury will it do them?) Their CORK, Arnie 14—White ...
... P., Cork county; Mr. William Smith c O'Brien, M.P., Limerick county; Mr. Hetiry Grattan, M.P., c Meath county, and Mr. Cornelius MacLoughlin, vice-presidents; t Mr. John 0 ConncIl, M.P., Kilkenuy city, Mr. James Kelly, M.P., Limerick city; Mr. R. D. Browne ...
... O’Hea, barrister ; John Ferguson, solicitor; Daniel O’Connell, jun.; Christopher Count Nugent, John Mitchell, solicitor; Thomas Rav, Wm. T. Rogers, solicitor ; F. Morgan, solicitor; Wm. Germ hi. barrister; E. W. Costello, barrister; John Martin, ; James ...
... annihilated by adverse legislation (cheers Death like silence and a dread repose, —tfar realms cst M.P., Limerick county ; Grattan, John tan moved to the energics of Gy being ves, the very purpose of wy life, to No pulse that riot s, and no blood that glows ...
... James O’Hea, barrister; John solicitor; Daniel O’Connell, jun; Christopher Count Nugeut; John Mitchell, solicitor ; Thomas M Ray ; m 1 Rogers, solicitor; F Morgan, solicitor, Win Gernon, barrister; W Costelloe, barrister; John Martin, ; J*mee Fivey ; ...
... James O'Hea, barrister; John Ferguson, solicitor; Daniel O’Connell, jun; Christopher Count Nugent; John Slitchell, solicitor; Thomas M Kay; T Rogers, solicitor; F solicitor, Wm Gernon, barrister; E W Costelloe, barrister; John Martin, Newry ; James Fivey; ...
... (cheer-). The toaat was received with loud plaudits. The President said now bis duty to call upon Mr. John O’Connell, M.P. for Kilkenny, fora toast. Mr, John O’Connell rose, and was received with the most enthusiastic plaudits. He said—l have little doubt ...
... brand, that to the la t moment of their existence they would find it utterly impossib’e to obliterate (loud cheering). Mr. JOHN O'CONNELL handed in 2l from Saiut Mary's pari-h, Kilkenny, per Aldermen Butler and Hart. Kilkenny weekly remitted money to ...
... President; John C. Tucher, . Walter J. Walsh, Second do. do. ; Hon. pooding Secretary Terence U ' Treasiirer; Jeremiah Kelly and Thomas Mooney, Kecordmg Secretaries UiKEcross-Pmuicl M00n,,, Franc!. J. M‘Gill, P«. r J.mei B. Clinton. John M'Elroy, Edw ...
... Richard Fitzgerald, Esq, of Rathelan, in the county Carlow. On the Yth instant, in Armagh, John Armstrong, Esq, of Lurgan, to Marian Edith, eidest daughter of John Cardwell, Esq, of Tullyelmer. county Armagh. On the 10th instant, in Cork, Denis M‘Carthy ...