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... cheers). The Rev. Mr. O'Connor, P.P. St. Patrick's, responded. The next toast was—*' Henry Grattan and the Repeal Representatives of Conciliation Hall.*' Mr. H. Grattan, M.P., returned thanks in an able speech. Mr. Nicholas Maher, M.P., also briefly responded ...
... JAMES. Darnley—De L’Orme—Philip Angus- tinoing at the expiration of the term, without being re- tos—Henry Masterton—The Man at Arms. Neatly qnired to furnish evidence of the then state of health of the bound with Engraving*, each Work in one volume, price ...
... end to (hear). (Mr. Grattan) would advise the British Minister instantly to vote out* million for the erection of chapels in Ireland. Would the British Government pot Mr. O’Connell into the Privj Council high in office P (Mr. Grattan) said if they did not ...
... Handcock, R.A.: St. John Butler. F.O.Telrerttm, 64tfr t H. P. Vereker, L. H. K. Harman. R. Grady, B« Daly* Mr. Pre.toit, G. Handrock, Col. Vcroker. Hos. M Brn.llES—P.trick Plooket, Prortoo, kIUTr Brownlow. King Harin#n, St. John Butler, EdworiTorlor ...
... wore Alderman Thomu Ljrona. Richard (Richard), Michael Morphy, I *- Dennr Lana. Varian, Thomaa Edararl Brady, Jamaa Dwyer, John O'Brien, William Kwrdaa, *c. Remlulimn the .lorngevt and moat decided charaeVH.ere adopted, dmerihing the mmanre nocomUtaliimal ...
... moan nothing but the arms of moral force arguments. Now, Sir, the inference is that did not mean arms, but I will giro the re*, gentleman the benefit of his intention and nay that the interpretation of his words is that meant the arms of aelf-defcnee (cheers) ...
... Eaqrs. INSOLVENT DEBTORS’ COURT. PETITIONS TO ON THE MARCH IHBT. John Browns, of Market, trictoallsr. June- Hniwj, Summer-hill, trading with Chrtrtophcr Humey, coach bod* maker, John Grogan, of Belridere-coort, livery-atable kespsr. Thomas B. Geary, ...
... Mr. John O’Connell, praying for the of the Navigation Law*, and that depot* formed, at convenient place*, for the Hale of f ...
... on taking his seat.) Mr. Grattan, M.P., and Mr. John Reilly, T.C., rose together to address the meeting, but the fonner gavs place to the latter individual. » Mr. ReiLLY, after apologising f.r taking precedence of Mr. Grattan, said he would not have ...
... men of all parties, giving their support to the scheme—from Mr. Henry Grattan, the Dean of Ardagb, Major Edgeworth, Mr. Frederick Jessop, Sir Percy Nugent, Mr. Willoughby Bond, Mr. John Dopping, and numerous others, which showed that all party feeling gave ...
... loud and enthusiastic pin adits; amongst them were the chairman, Mr. J. A. O'Neill, and Mr. Meagher. Nor could the entry Mr. John O’Connell, immediately after his illustrious father, prevent him from the affectionate and enthusiastic recognition of the ...
... Morgan, O Atwood, M Finch, George Mundy, E M Austen, Col Fitzmaurice, W Neeld, Joseph Bagge, Wm Florer, John Neeld, John Bagot, Hon W Ffollictt, John Newport, Visconal Bailey, J Forbes, Wm Norreys, Lord Bailey, J, jun Hon G O’Brien, A S Baillie, m Fox, ...