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... of the Association to the following gentle y met their gratuitous services at the registries ‘ their re districts :—John Lynch, and John Sapple, Tralee ; them- Costello and Doyle, Galway; Win. Kell ible. lone; E. Nugent, Tullamore and Birr; Bryan A. time ...
... King, Esq., merchant, Newry, county of Down. John Bennie, Esq., merchant, Newry, coonty of Down. Robert Greer, Esq., merchant, Newry, county of Down. John Gordon, Esq., Sheepbridge, Newry, county of Down. John Ellis, Esq., Newry, county of Down. James Quinn ...
... for this country which were totally inapplica- ble to it. A law was passed to put brands on the arms of she every Irishenan, and he (Mr. G.) left his arms in England, because he never would permit any Englishman to brand we them (loud cheers). No man ...
... each Buttle. ate in | rer only by JOHN EVANS, A heeary and Che ng the | blin, in Bottles at 1s. and 2s. . each, and sold b bis appointment by Bewley and Evans, 3, Sackville-street + oo, aS ee ES OS ormed | street; Grattan and Co., Belfast; W. T. Jones, C ...
... Mr Doheny brought forward the following address to Mr. Smith O'Brien, which having been spoken to him, and seconded by Mr. Grattan, was unanimously adopted : Address of the Loyal National Repeal Association 19 William Smith O'Brien, Esq., M.P. The Members ...
... unprepared, unanointed, and unnanealed. (Mr.Grattan here entered the hall, and was loudly cheered on taking his seat on the platform.) (Mr.O'C ) continued—that while the subject, he would refer to the late armed movement of the Orangemen of the county Cavan ...
... brut,us on arms . - r h and t-vneripnre have and aid iu any way bringing murderer or murderers j m i,,ee recommended to be acted with the view of »e reliance on you insolently denied. Our object not etery Irishman, and he (Mr. G.) left his arms in England ...
... 3t John’s, appreciating the sacrifices had lieen stripped of the commission ot the peace. n ...
... the Association meeting this dify, for that excellent gentleman Mr. Wilson, lam my. which I trust vou will make room. Mr. Grattan's self indebted for introduction at which speech von would do well to give in full in the next insured the cordial and most ...
... untrue. “PIKES ON THE SHOULDER AND WIGS ON THE GREEN.” We take the following from Mr. Henry Grattan’s speech delivered nt the CuDcdiation Hall Monday last; (Mr. Grattan) protested against the ministry clapping camp over tia tenants (ioud chcera). would r« ...
... the adoption of an address of sympathy to Mr. Smith O'Brien on the occasion of the attack made upon him by Mr. Roebuck. Mr. Grattan, M.P., was the seconder of this motion. In the course of his speech he alluded to the state of Cavan—denounced the assassin ...
... The Repeal Association had >«>»na, to Chri-tians of that church; and ot j obn Lynch, and John Supple, Tralee ; ...