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... struggle for national independence. noticed in the room Tlioiim* T. KiHy, Ksq-, of London ; Hieliael Esq., Mr. M. O'Brien, Mr. John Marshal, Captain James Fitzgerald, Mr. H. Ben net, Mr. M. Molcnhy, fcc., Ac. Upon tin niotioa »f Mr. tlw cli*ir wm taken, id ...
... 2 ’ ’ Moved by the Rev. Mr. Tierney, P.P., and se« Mr. John Mansfield: ' 4 ? That Mr. NICHOLAS KEARNEY do ; Chair. » Moved by Mr. Mathew Dunne, and seconded by Ms%- Michael Doyle : That Mr. John J. Cassidy do act as Secretary to the meeting. S— . _ S ...
... against some parties unknown. 1 Three persons have been arrested suspicion.— They are, Christopher Coalmi, coachman Mr. Bu!»u® John Contes, als.. in Mr. Bulson’s ag. *' cultural servant; both are brothers of the dismissed *tew’ The name of the third prisoner ...
... took place in the Marketahouje, and wss rovidtrd Leech, of the Masseroene Arms. The was utisfuhy with a protuaiou ol arsrs green*' o?er the chairman’s *eat trau*parercy of tha arms of the noble house of Maasereene was appropriately placed, as Lord Massereene ...
... weight of his gauntletted hand. O'Neill grasped him in his arms, and the combatants rolled together, in that fatal embrace, to the ground:- ' Now, gallant Saxon ! hold thine own No maiden's arms are round thee thrown.' There was one moment's deadly wrestle ...
... protecting the weak members of the family states. She may then accomplish what she never can achieve intrigues with our neighbours, arms our borders. The day for the employment either is past. It would have been presumptuous part thus ut| ter the opinions humble ...
... ; aptan Roche; Maurice Brennan Sunday's Well; John bony. PC,. Cork s Rev. P.Gaivin, ¢ ; Seantan, Lixuaw J. MeCartt Killarne . Mr . M‘Donaeh, do. ; Cornelius Healy, de Richard Blood he ls, oonty Meath ; John Savage, Rev Nn. Chairinan Town Kells R 1 do Re ...
... Chemistry-JoHN ALDRIDGE, M D Materia AMedicuaWILeIAM V. DaURYi, IA Midwifery-JAMES ISDEX, M D Medical Jurisprudence-HEnay FORDE, M B, T C D Diseases of the Eye and Eor-W. R. WILDn, M R I A Descriptive and Surgical Anatomy-JoHN )DENHADI, MI D; JOHN HILL, Mi ...
... P.P.. Liseltou ; J. Moriarty. Killarney . iE. Moriarty, Milltown ; John Lynch, Tralee Rev. J. O'Regan, Cork ; T. Burke. Tralee; Capiat Roche ; Maurice Brcnnan, Sunday's Well ; John G'M». hony.TC.. Cork ; Rev.T.Calvin, C.C.,Kenmare ; Rev.J. Scanlan, C ...
... heads in welcome to the Liberator. Within about four miles of Killarney Mr. O'Connell was met by Mr. Morgan John O'Connell, M.P.; his brother, Mr. John O'Connell, jun., and The O'Donoboe, Mr. Shine Lalor, Mr. Keane Mahony, and Mr. Miles Mahony. The carriage ...
... and man. It now becomes a matter of teeliug as well as of right, with the gentlemen, ** the armed men of Ireland*’—in 1782 England had not dared to brand the arms of Ireland (cheers). Stoop to any other people ? Nonever. The question is put to us an act ...
... evening ought tobeasthewarrior’strumpnt upon theblast, John Mabony, Esq., Cork; John Lynch, Esq., solicitor; uttering no notes but those of rejoicing and of courage— Edward M'Sweeny, Esq.; John Batton, Esq.. Listowel; (load cheering.) And if my feeble ...