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... C'uslorntdiuse ward..Mr C Loughtian, soliitor; Mr to Peter John Gerrard, MIlr Patrick Kerrigan, Mr Samuel Bennett, Mr Patrick Carey, Mr Flanedy. Merrion ?? Sharkey, John Corrigan, James ,he O'roole. John Dunne, Michael Cosgrave. on Linen.hall ward iJ P Conran ...
... James Fagan, John O'Neill, Francis Tnite, John Healey, Cornelius P. Shannon, James Fallon, James Bury, James Burke, Bartholomew Andrews, James Sheridan, John Reilly, John M'Kenna, Michael Murphy, Myles Tobyn, Thomas Kirwan, John Denn in, ...
... charge the redemp- tion and regeneration of our native land ? Heretofore the im- mortal Grattan described the glory and safeguard of Ireland to rest in the “‘armed majesty of her people :” it remained for you, illustrious Sir, to prove a more apparently ...
... James Fagan, John O'Neill, Francis Tuite, John Healey, Cornelius P Shannon, James Fallon, James Bury, James Burke, Bartholomew Andrews, James Sheri- dan, John Reilly, John M‘Kenna, Michael Murphy, Myles Tobyn, Thomas Kirwan, John Dennan, ...
... save the Liberator, jthe father of | country. Signed on behalf the meeting, M. MURPHY, Chairman, JOHN GREENE, Secretary. nt] James's Ward—John Gibbons, John Archdeacon, T! »¢. | Nixon, G Doyle. re Four Cou += Ws+d—Peter Byrne, Michael Nugent, Jc he | Smyth ...
... by AUCTION. at DUNtAR'S- DOCK, on WEDNESDAY, tle I 1th Juneat T WIELVE o'clock, the CARGO of the Ship Charlotte, froml S-x. JOHN, N.B., consisting of- 202 Pieces White Pine TIMBER, large si:es; 114 B. BIRCH; 2,241 Bright Spruce DEALS, 12 x 9 x ...
... will be returned for Sligo in THE LONDONDERRY JOURNAL. z = my bon. frie nd allow me to set him | spite of you. influence? Mr. John O'Connell—Will that under the | Councillor Verdon—By your ~ \ and makes bim a trafficker for base speculation and reward ?— ...
... the room whe! re his son and servants were impulse was had heard the al: arm, and was preparing to Messrs. Josiah C pton and Thomas HT. Mrs Jones, the nurse, his son from her arms, taries to the Anti-May- dress the child, but his lor dship snatched telling ...
... disgrace which must be attached to a Protestant bishop® support of the Maynooth bill. With great resp®®** remain, sir, yours, &c., John M‘Cobmici* Rector of Cies* ® Creaton Rectory, near Northampton, May 26. MAYNOOTH GRANT. TO THE EDITOR OF THE COBK CONSTITUTION* ...
... Galway Town Deputation. Belfast Citizens’ Deputation.—Charles M‘Alis- ter, James M‘Convery, John M‘Veigh. Londonderry Citizens’ Deputation.—J. M‘Clos- key, John Gill, and Denis M‘Evoy. Kilcullen and Gormanstown Deputation. Deputation of Inhabitants of ...
... if their Queen and | way to Cai ' po Clear—from C d the echoes of that voice have been hea rd | Teall up THE ROTUNDO. Mr. Grattan in secon ding the a doption of the Would a tear be or 1 their ¢ if the battle | Howth, an nas bee’ n aroused by the tions—I ...
... 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, ...