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... the feelings of our love for universal liberty, ) him re- O'Brien ward, 7s. Colleetors— Messrs. John take money from America. ( icans sen Loughran and John Coyle. member that when the French it money Mr. M'Veigh being cailed on, addressed the meet- and ...
... which the lives of several persons were endangered, and Madame Hengler, mother of the corde volante dancer, lost her life. Mr. John Wells, foreman in the establishment, states that he was employed about the above hour in getting up an extensive order, up ...
... v., Darnel FreerS;fha Afer T.inThia his friend, and I. o'Con.rll »»ae .l|e.r.-,«. alinulate von | . O'Connell— leaning thn arm of Denis Shmo l.»lor. t-''l • . po.scs»;n ...
... icut. S] of tile County of the Town of llavorfordweet, to and M.P. Ifr Haverfordc'est Ilit John Lloyd P 'hilipps, Esq , Dale Castle, Penn- es; broleshire. na Sir John Pirie, B3ert., Alderman of the City of IIc Lonolln. V. L,. PIope, Esq., shipowner, Woodferd ...
... Walpole, Lord Chatham. Mansfi. Id. Burke, Fox. Pitt, and Grattan, placed in St. Stephen's Hall. have further to propose that the following- three artists, vi* , illiau. Marshall, John Beil, and John Henry Folev, whow works in the last exhibition in Westminster ...
... Mansfield, Burke, argu- Sir Robert Fox, Pitt and Grattan for the Hall, leaving the remaining were eight for future consideration. They also propose that William ncy of “alder a Marshall, John Bell, and John He nry Foley, whose rtment works in the last ex ...
... —We are now enabled to announce that the writ for the election of a repre. sentative, as successor of the late lamented Sir John Moe , daunt, arrived at the office of the Sheriff yesterday afternoon. Of course, therefore, the usual proclamation will be ...
... slid rocdu, (ic'outuoginshstreT Tile 1ion. Wcilliam Dawson Duamer, Parkstocc Lodge1 Poole, DOE- Li John flennot, REq., Laleston lf.,cce, Glaimnrganndrte John Wick Bonnaet, REsq., Clifton, and olet, Glarnorgarniare IV Naaslc Edwards Vaughlan. Biiq., h'dwos ...
... which occupied the pe destal of the Medicean Venus, during the case of each, that, up to the no man * has Goldberg, and Mr. John Parry, are about making a musical for e handsome sum of £420. Glasgow, Ayr 819 1o64 her flight to Paris; but I can find nothing ...
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... discussion and of bearing arms in the nat onal defence, to the small Protestant minority of a Roman Catholic people. What better fate might better signalize the eternal quarrellings and dissentions of the Floods and Grattans. The Liabilities incurred ...
... 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 ...