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... it peace, prosperity, and independence. (The “rurab'e rentleman was long and loudly chcered on taking woaid b I* GRATTAN, M.P., and Mr. JOHN REILLY rose “:eher, There was creat cheering and loud calls for Mr. Gtan; but that honourable gentleman having sizniied ...
... to modify the provisicns of the arms bill their piaces of sbode as aforesaid, and under suspicious (hear, hear). Butif there were grounds for resisting the circumstances, shall be in the ficlds, streets, highways, or arms bill, what were they in comparison ...
... what impression will all these things make on Lord John Russell? He heard the Protectionists say they would insist in doing justice to Ireland—he heard Peel pledge himself to the same thing.— Lord John Russell has addressed his constituents-—the | people ...
... Down, and Marley of Waterford, the relative ‘ 1 believe of one of our guests here this evening—the son ! of the immortal Grattan (great cheering). The clergy of Ireland, humble as they were in the estimation of the world, had shown and proved how valueless ...
... T - YPe, —y g s lery; and it would te much bater for us to work ouor moral force vivci v 'y 9. ta Lep disputing about arms and bloodshed, w' . i 1 lwm o being io treland, 1 believe, coatemplates ior 3« sent e wers). |do iaps then, sir, A weare a't & reod ...
... Light Dragsons—Surgeon John Stewart Graves, from the 7th Dragoon Guards, to be Surgeon, vice Edward Smith Grabam, M D, who retires upon half.pay. Sth Light Dragoons—Surgeon Gideon Dolmage, from the sith mg to be Surgeon, vice John Squair, MD, who retires ...
... C. Rev Jolm Walsh, C C. and Pierce o'Brien, Esq, 11 each; Messrs Join Kelly, John Morisey, Philip Alierue, Jeremiah Morisey, Michael Glecson, John M:‘Cann, Thomas Ahérne, John Walsh, and Mrs Kelly, 53 each. Garinbane— Mrs Gleeson, 10s; Mesars Mathew Burke ...
... but the arms of moral force arguments. | Now, sir, the inference is that he did not mean arms, but | I will give the rev. gentleman the benefit of his intention ‘ and s2y that the obvious interpretation of his words isthat I be wmeant the arms of self ...
... of the city, and that it was a 3 edifying sight to hear). And uu..ugwm_,‘..m wituess the clergymen of both persussions arm-in arm on trated by one class of the commanity, should lot express this blessed mission of charity” (cheers). While be (Mr. stlll ...
... we aoticed the foliowing : — Henry Grattan, MP; Sir Colman O'Loghlen, bart; Count Nugent, L J Shea, John Mitchell, S E Duffey, M D; John Ferguson, T M Carew, Dr Kelly, Martin Crean, Michael Ryan, Thomas Steele, John M:'Kenna, T C; Daviel Bergin, J F O'Kelly ...
... who are least | that day fortnight proposd John Joseph Donnellan » by declaring to them that they were wrong in withholding | able to bear such a burden, whilst the wealthiest often escape | E#qg., and John Mitehell, Eaq., as members of the parlia . - ...
... Dublin, per Mr N Geoghegan Saggard, Dublin, per Mr John Nugent e . Portlaw, Watersord, per Rev Waiter Curran s Camden Villa, London, per Mr John Deuney . Bray, pera Lady .o . . . Deumecondra, per Mr John Halpin .. . o Ball's-bridge, pcr Messrs Power and ...