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... ware resolved earn-out the darling object their ambition they had firm determination—unvarying ]>erseveverence hearts resolved arms nerved, but (applause). He stated this in conse ...
... the celebrated painting [of Grattan ameving the vote of Irish independence in the year 1782 in ghe Irish House of Commons. Carried unanimously. The LIBERATOR said he had great pleasure in_hand-3ng in 10L. from the Very Rev. John Sinnott, St. Peter’s College ...
... as to the tendency of their future measures. Lord John Russell wound up the debate on Wednesday. Sir Robert Peel, in his lame attempt to answer Mr Macaulay, had contras‘ed the generosity of Lord John’s’ course with the factious motives which had induced ...
... described Lord Clements (its representative) in the discussion on the arms bill, as orderly, peaceable, and loyal.— Mail of Monday. BIRTHS. On the 30th ult. at Queen-street, Derry, the lady of John Munu, jun Esq. of a daughter. On the 25th ult. in Enniskillen ...
... the property of John Lamgan. Esq., of T m- P etnore. Haring tamed about acres of frime pasture, dispersed. Their object in this course is to coerce Mr. Lantgan let the land out &a ionacre.— Lnntlrr Rjprm. Thremcmno Lsttkr. —Mr. John Martin, ofDsngansal ...
... selected by Government as the American and West India packet station. John Corry, of Kilrush, died suddenly in Ennis gaol. Kingstown Regatta has been fixed for the 2d of July. The Earl of Cardigan's yacht, Rein-deer, has arrived. A Bandon butter-buyer complains ...
... Letters of apology were also read from Mr. K. t». v. Porter. Sir cStaan O’Loghlen, Henry Grattan. Drtiie O’Connell, jun., Mr. O’Hagan, the Very Key. W. O Don nell, John Langan. of Liverpool, Mt-Ujij'sn.Hilltown House, the Very Kev. Mr. Vaughan, Killaloe. ...
... LITERATURE. THE HISTORY OF IRELAND FROM THE EAR. LIEST PERIOD TO THE YEAR 1845. By JOHN W)ALTON, Esq, Barrister-at.Law. Among those whom zeal for our national reputation and anxiety to uphold the just claim of our country to an early and high degree of ...
... ieie*. (. the ready adviser and friend. Manv little injuries may The London morninE papers of Wednestlav?avnot word John Cunningham. John Dunfill*. Apr.'i g;. at South Hampstead, the wife of Thomas . . . * , . .. . Hunter. J.P Duurourrv ; R. Langtry. Fortwillnm ...
... the 2d of July The Earl of Cardigans yacht, Reindeer, ha. armed m Kingstown harbour. the matnooth bill. The third reading of thi. bill ha. been d.fiultirely fixed for Monday, the 19th Instant, and the re«lut.on, of Lord John Russell, on the state of the ...
... have been already £ 8. Lambert Disney, Esq.,. 5 John Farrell, Esq. Do (additionsl su bseription) 5 Acheson Lyle, The Duke of Leinster Thomas Hutton, EF James EF. Jackso Esq L. W. Naper, Eeg John H. ¥ The Earl of Erne David H. trard, Rotert Fowler ...
... wardens were present at the meeting at which the above resolution was passed :-John Smith. James Cox, Peter Crosby, John Brophy, Joseph Grehan. John Arch- deakin, Bemrard 'Healy, John Gibbons, Thomas. Nixon, Thos. O'Connor, George Doyle, Michael bearnes, and ...