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... Knockrin ; John Malone. Esq., Dornston; John i>. Mears. Esq., Mear's Court; John Enni*, Esq , Ballinabrow ; R. W. Reynell, K*q., Kellynore ; John Caulfield. Esq , Bloomfield ; John Lyons, Esq., Ladistown; William Fetberstone, Esq.,Cairick; ...
... 'he Lord Mayor, Henry Grattan, M I’,, Nicholas Maher, M.i’.. Md-re. O’Brien, M.P., John O’Conntll, M.l’., Maurice O’Connell, M.P.. Sir Colman O’Loghlen, Bart.. Cuinelius MscLighlcn. T.C., Alderman Gardiner, J Ferguson, T.C., John Reynolds, T.C.. Jeremiah ...
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... is about to be sacrificed now. He (Mr. Grattan) would tell him that he believed he would make better terms with his friend Mr. O’Brien, and himself and Mr. O’Connell, than with the British minister. He (Mr. Grattan) would advise the British minister instantly ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... . He (Mr. Grattan) was even surprised st that forbearance ; and if bis bon. triend had conceded to him that ** cap'* which lie wore, though be (Mr. Grattan) should not become the possessor of any ot the talent of the wearer, be (Mr. Grattan) would be ...
... Captain 5th Dragoon only sen of John Ireland Blackburne, Esq., M.P., of Hale, Lancashire, to Mary, eldest daughter of Sir Henry Bold Hoghton, Bart., of Hoghton-tower, in the eame county. November 5, by the Rev. John Arnotd, Hugh Johnston, Esq , Lisanedan ...
... committee room five mi-3 nutes before the appointed time. Among the other mem‘bers present I noticed the following:—John O'Connell, ‘H. Grattan, Timothy O'Brien, R. Coilett, Capt. Taglor, J. Power, A. Archbold, T. N. Redington, Sir W. Somer‘vllle, Sir T. Esmande ...
... think fit. The government prepared to assist in an euergetic man- ner. They appointed General Bustamento, Commander-in- Chief, armed 3,000 Civicos or National Guard, barricaded the town, cut trenches in all the roads, declared the city in a state of seige ...
... rope round bis neck and strangle bim, but this was resisted by others. Information of the having been conveyed to Constable John Cud more, of the Cap- well Station, be proceeded with eome of his party in pursuit of the offenders, and succeeded in arresting ...
... applause. The Liberator entered the meeting at a quarter to one, and said—l have the honour to move that Henry Grattan do take the chair. Mr. Grattan accordingly took the chair. He said it was necessary for them to avoid any irritating subjects -•specially ...