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... of neglecting Irish affairs, thus proceeds :— ** Some Irish measure is selected from time to time (such, for example, as the arms’ which, whether it be lost or carried, is of no practical im portance), to serve for a battle-ticld, on which English parties ...
... acquaints us that the following Wardens have resigned, siz.—M chad Lynch, Jetetei h O’Donohue, John D. O'Sulli'.an, Thomas M'Guinness, Daniel Mahony, and John llealy; some having gone to America, others were obliged absent occasionally on bodness, hut all ...
... . in the pound ; John Courtney, Bristol, banker— Is. its the pouud ; Alexander Bower, Basford, Staffordshire, banker-7s. in the pound ; Sir Robert Graham, Halton, and co. London and Manchester, merchants, ss. 3id. in the pound ; John Clarke, R. Mitchell ...
... O'Connell French, Daniel O'Connell French, French, Nicholas Miss O’Conneli, Daniel jua.; John O'Connell, jun. ; O'Connell, + Daniel O'Connell Maurice, Fanny I oe ‘Connell, John £1 each. T: more of them. (Cheers and to hand in £162 10s, the annual dividend on ...
... ilieuiselvus a* the Temperance Society. The boys ihe ** Done Juvenile Society the parishes ol St. .Vlichael. Si Mary, and S|. John's, *' HtteiidillfT the llrolheri* schools, marched through the aireeiM ihe nui*oer ol preceded llio Ran Si. .ry’s ieiy. ' tempo*nce ...
... that once shed a lustre upon our land (cheers). Well, we come again to the 17th April. | country ? We bave, to be sure, a Grattan, and a true- Sir James Graham begins by throwing overboard hiz old hearted and msoly one, but we have no Curran (hear, friends—the ...
... grand-uncle, how he could look upon Ireland and not love her and struggle for her! Where was the other historic names? They bad a Grattan; but they had no Curran, no Ponsonbv, no Burroughs. They had no Cloncurrv, though thank God, Lord. Cloncurry had joined the ...
... satisfied with the way in which it ts I ,rcsm, a. present. He had great pleasure hand mg thusual yearly contribution of Mr. John R-mn, T-. which had forwarded testimony of hts unabated sense of the value and practical efficacy ofthe Repeal gauisation’’ ...
... logs, arms, and body, who had tried all other Medicines before the arrival of yours, but all of which did him no good ; but yours cured him in about six weeks, and he is now, by their means alone, quite restored to health and vigour. Signed, JOHN MARTIN ...
... Works Chambers’s Cyclo; sedia of Literatare 2 vols Information for the people, 2 vo Educational Course & weekly Miscellany Grattan’s, Sbeil’s, and Fiood’s, Speeshes, 1 volume The Book ef Common.Prayer, various Prices, from 84 Church Services in verious ...
... restricting the Irish names that shed lustre upon our .' , than.me lourth ol th.l in the boroughs 'country? have, lobe sure, Grattan and a rue. ,i,h vexatious regulations hearted and maul, one; but lave Curran (bear h drt io’u tieht. but in particular depriving ...
... very naafi Sunday night the house of a fanner near PM VMS attacked by a Whiteboy party in search ding Monday .evening, nine armed men travenei country about Clonlara, and attacked several her houses. They entered the dwelling of a respell land-surveyor ...