... 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 ...

... who love joke are accuatomed, when in England, to jeer the English boors, by mimicking their accent, and asking them, I say, John, bow old were yon when your mother was merned ? I The ** Cutigator• Genera 1' wm oot in that threat* aning us. Denouncing the ...

... tbe hand, otoor warden a nt#«r, John Ferry. eir John O’Coiiiiei.i. then bended in one pound, the of * gentlemen who could not preeent give the “poor but loved Irelend.*’ He, the aura of 11 13« 2Jd from Ccllege Werd, John M*Loughlen. Libebatoe reed tbe ...

... O’Brien, Francia J O’Neill. John Brahan, PP, Stephen Crengb, TC, Edward Browne, TC, M R Ryan. James Ryan John Egan. TC, John Corbett, John O'Donnell. Solicitor F O’Brien. William O’Hara, Martin O’Doanell, John O’Brien, James Browne. James H ...

... Coocllietloo Hell thie day. Shortly after one o’clock, the Liberator, Mr. Vf, O'Brien, M.P., Mr. Henry Grattan, M P., Mr. Dgoigj Callaghan, M.P., Mr. John Augustus O’Neil, Mturi* O’Connell. M.P. ( and several other leading members of tb« Association, entered ...

... y, by means of coercion acts aud arms’ bills (bear). I, in common with a handful of Irish members 1843—the last session I attended in the British House of Commons (cheers)— spent nearly three months in resisting arms’ bill. It was the greatest parliamentary ...

... Smyth, Eaq. Bruff. per R H Swyny, E«q. M D. 31 «d, iocluding the renewed of one pound each from Ret Thomaa Blake, CC, and Mr John Ryall, W and V. two ardent and hard working friends Ireland ; together with one pound, Dwstor Swyny'a own renewed aubacriptioo ...

... Jeremiah and Timothy Brien. John Duncan has been committed by James Butler, Esq-, for robbing John Delany's bouse of a gun. James Devany, William Quinn, James Boyle, and Hugh Sheridan, have been committed for being of armed party who entered the house ...

... the third resdmg (bear, hear). Now I think my friend Mr. Grattan what they call in this country *• very good warrant to apeak for boor on any question (cheers). Assuming that my friend Mr. Grattan, and others who possess some of his eloquence, are disposed ...

... Rev Michael Burke, P P ; Rev Patrick Forde, administrator ; Rev Francis Arthur, C C Rev John Forde, Rev Martin Kelly, R C C ; Rev Martin Preodergast. HOC; Rev John Guthrie, R C ; Patrick Tully, C ; Rev Patrick Byrne, C Rev Edmund Moouey, R C. Mr. Nugent ...

... his seat). Mr. M. J. Babbit handed in 11 2i Bd. per Mr John Brangaa, Duugaoaua; per Mr Juha Beiilj, RW, Kuockbridge, couutj Cavan ; II 4a per Mr Thomas M'Loughhu, Leeds, Yorkshire 11s per Mr John Heanj, Preston, Laacash're ; 141 2s per G Smith, Esq, Liverpool ...

... things (hear, hear). I conclude. It gives me supreme delight to second the resolution moved by my honourable frieud, Henry Grattan. We will with reverence, affection, and gratitude, by our vote this day, make the auspicious letter of illustrious Cloncurry ...