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... observed— .Wm. S. O'Brien, M.P.; H. Grattan, M. P.; Sir Colman O'Loghlen Bart: Count Nugent, L. J. Shea. John Mitchell, T. E. Duffy, John Ferguson, J. M. Carew, Dr. Kelly, Martin Crean, Michael Ryan, Thomas Steele, John P. M'Kenna, T. C. ; Daniel Berlin ...
... Royal, James, Llannelly, coals ; H. M. Steamer Dee. Sailed—Clarence, Cox, Portsmouth, oats; Catherine, Boeg, Sligo, meal ; John, Jones, Newport, ballast ; Sabrina and Tiger Steamers. Oct. 28.—Barque Alpha, Harrison, from Patagoui, guano, for orders—arrived ...
... THE DISTRESS IN SKIBBEREEN. uesday Evening, Dec. 22d. Mrs. Loftus Bland presents her compliments Mr. John F. Maguire. and thanks him for his Utter and two numbers the Cork Examiner, which she received by this night's post. Mrs. Bland has just sent £10 ...
... third reading (hear, hear). Now I think my friend Mr. Grattan is what they call in this country a very good warrant to speak for an hour on any question (cheers). Assuming that my friend Mr. Grattan and others who possess some of his eloquence, are disposed ...
... Gernon, Esq., barrister ; Dr. Stephen Murphy, T .F. ...
... O'Brien entered the house, and was loudly cheered ; the hon. gentleman was accompanied by the Head Pacificator, and Messrs. Grattan, M.P. ; Daniel Calla-han, M.P.; J. Kelly, M.P. ;J. A. O'Neill, J. H. Dunne, E. W. Costelloe, T. F. Meagher, Captain Seaver ...
... mere words, and therefore the inference to be was that he did mean arms. Well, give the hoiourable gentleman the advantage, and admit that Mr Maguire did mean arms, but it was arms in self-deence (cheers). It was not fair for him to make such anassertion ...
... of Commons”—the proceedings at which will be found inthe following brief report. Mr. O’Connell, M. P., Mr. Henry Grattan, M. P., Mr. John O’Connell, M.P., Mr. Daniel Callaghan, M.P., Captain Seaver, and and several other-members of the committee entered ...
... Meagher, E. W. Costello, Rev. Mr. Hopkins, M. J. Barry Daniel O'Connell, jun., Henry Grattan,Sir Simon Bradstreet, M. Doheny, &c. On the motion of the Liberator, HENRY GRATTAN, Esq., M.P., was called to Chair. The Chairman said it was very gratifying to have ...
... from St. Stephen's Chapel, where as yet he has so successfully opposed the introduction of the Coercion Act. Mr. Henry Grattan, Mr. John O'Connell , and other members of the faithful Irish party in the legislature, were also, it was known, to be present ...
... reception of Mr. John O'Connell, Mr. Smith O'Brien, Mr. Grattan, Mr. Steele, Mr. N. Maher, and others of the popular leaders, was most warm aud enthusiastic. Amongst the members of the general committee present were the following:—John O'Counell, M. P ...
... When the Liberator (whose name be revered as the patriot chieftain to all time 1) O'Brien (sans peur et sans reproche), Grattan, Steele, Davis, Barry, Meagher, Doheny, O'Gorman, Cane, and others stood side by side, successfully pouring forth the tide ...