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... tyranny Ireland’s torn; pent-up spirit. O’Connell will be true—Smith O’Brien and John O’Connell will the leader’s generals the right and loft wing of our party, and Grattan of tho magic name brook insult. Let the other Repeal members, some of whom only ...
... repeating it, and now the w-gMa are taken by Lord John Russell, the future Pre- England, who deciatca that it is a parchment union. (Loud cheering.) There is another valuable and important admission made by Lord John Russell, namely that one ol the weaknesses ...
... gentlemen, v *.Rev John M'CulUgh, Rev George O'Doherty, Rev Jame* Morphv, PP; Rov Char e* M*Cossan PP j Rev Daniel Mooney. CC ; Rev John Kearney C C} Rev Jamea Kelly. CCj Rev Michael M'CHnchy, CC; Neal M'Henrn O*C; Rev David Toland, CC; Rev John CC Rev E Kelly ...
... Corps; Hon. Nathaniel H C Massey, h-p unsti; John J lloilis, Foot; John Procter, 30th Foot; Francis Barraliier, h-p Rifle Brigade; James Henderson, h-p unatt; Peter S Norman, 56th Foot; Samuel Workman, h-p unatt; John h-p unatt; Robert Kelly, h-p unatt. Fort ...
... otscoiajbations, producing healthy freshnes* and transparency of cOMPf.EXtott ; and an admired loftnes# and delicacy of the hands, arms, and neck. Its purifying and refreshing propel lie# have obtained its exclusive selection by the Court and the Royal family ...
... Blackwall, John Thos. Jessop, Henry Masters, Thomas N. Edgeworth, John S. Machonky, Samuel Galbraith. John L. O’Farrell, Fsqrs., Sir Percy Nugent, Bart. Tbos. Hussey, Wm. S. Ball, Fras. B. Edgeworth, Fras. Fetherston, William Ledwitb, John Thompson, Henry ...
... e?, between each of which was hung well executed panning of transparency. The centre arch was occupied by the royal arms, and the arms and motto of “the City of the Violated Treaty.*’ On the right of the chair were—first, a full length portrait of her ...
... DARIVO 9CEMB. John Coyno 9 and James Ross were Ind'cled for breaking; ihe hou«e of Mr* J Pe»!ne, at Ard ...
... aothing but the arms of moral force arguments. Now sir, the inference is, that he did not mean arms, but 1 will give the rev. gentleman the benefit his Intention, ■ud say, that the obvious interpretation of his words is. Hist he meant the arms of self defence ...
... Aarociation waa held Monday the Conciliation Hall. ten m'nutea after one o'clock, Mr. W. S. O’Brien, M.P.; Mr. Henry Grattan, M.P. 5 Mr. John O'Connell, M.M. ; Mr. Daniel O’Connell, jin. ; Mr. Maher. M.P. Mr. Steele, Mr. Meagher, Mr. Miteh'dl, Ike., wore ...
... Belfast, at TWELVE o’clock. Noon, and by the Rev. JOHN WEIR, Belfast, at FIVE ©'Clock. P.M. After each Sermon a COLLECTION will be made to liquidate the Debt contracted in Building. 888 MR. GRATTAN, //y Dentist, / VISIT NEWRY, Prof.Mion.lly, USSAv ▼ ...
... the moment that Stewart was passing his shirt over his hesd. and inflicted three stabs, which Stewart received on I.ls left arm. and once faced his murderer, witnout weapon or eorering to his body, and demanded his Intentions, The wretch replied ** plunder ...