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... Soally Jay Denis Dromgoole John Byrne ota- John Bagnall James Hickey John Levey Stephen Farran iave Thomas Walsh Matthew Jeffers e in John Donegan James Mitchell soful William Hynes Daniel O'Donnell Walter Burke James Tyrrell they John ...
... Leinster, Lord Climcnrry, Mr. O’Connell, M.P., Sir John Power, Hart., Henry Grattan, M.P., Very Her. Dr. Yore, Admiral Oliver, Sir James Murray, Messrs. Richard O’Gorman, Beasley, John Classon, John M*Donnell, Merrion-eqnare; M. Gresham, Edward Hayes ...
... Limerick laden with corn for London on the day when the first cargo of the begging-money eame in (hear, hear). Mr. GRATTAN—Just so. He (Mr.-Grattan) would be sorry that sach aa anomalous sight should be again witnessed (hear, hear). There was no necessity for ...
... the opening of the ports ; he thought they should follow the example of other countries, and prevent the export of-food. Mt. John Boyd seconded the motion. Mr. Bristow said that the staple food of the poor was, in a great degree, destroyed ; and it was ...
... following _ t The Liberator, the Duke of Leinster, the Earl of Clon- curry, Henry Grattan, M P; Sir James Murray, Very 1e Dr yore. Alderman Keehan, John A O'Neill, Alder.. ins Sir John Power, Bart; Richard O'Gorman, ldermal O'Brien, Thomas Reynolds, Marshal of ...
... Pollock One of the men appeared to me to be armed ; to the best of my knowledge it was a gun he had in his hand. To Mr. Lee—The men I saw running across the field had on black clothes; the man that was armed had a straw hat, and the other a black one; ...