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... Bu;uripuon of Mr John Courtney, Ardcath, county eath . . - oo . The Operative Boot and Shoemaker, per Mr T Corbett . . . . . London, Golden-lane ward. per Mr Pat Frawley o - Drury-lane ward, per Mr T H O'Connell . —_— St James’s ward, per Mr John Clinton - ...
... Cloneurry, Lord Firench, W Smith O'Brien, E«q. M P, John O'Connell, Esq. M P, H Grattan, Esq, M P, E B Roche, E«q, MP, Cornelius MaeLoughlin, Esq, T C, Sir Colman O’Lochlen, Bart, Tuaeasvrens —John Ferguson, Esq, William Bryan, E:xq. SrcaETARY —A R Stritch ...
... Colonei, vice General Sir James Kempt, appointed to the Ist Foot. 6th Foot— Lieutenant John Mackintosh, from balf-pay Royal Marines, to be Peymaster, vice Alemdg John Macpherson, who reverts to his former hali-pay as Lieutendnt. 15th Foot —Captain George ...
... M P, John Augustus O’Neill, Eeq, the Right Hon the Lord Mayor, Henry Grattan, MP, Nicholas Maher, MP, Alderman O’Brien, M P, Jobn O Connell, MP, Maurice O'Conuell, MP, Sir Colman O'Loghlen, Bart, Cornelius MaucLoghlen, T C, Alderman Gardiner, John Ferguson ...
... exclaimed from the crowd, ** Three roars for him,” and loud laughter followed. o A letter of similar import was read from H. Grattan, Esq., M.P. R. Dillon Browne, E+q., M.P., here eatered, amidst the most the most enthusiastic cheers. The Chairman, Mr. Dillon ...
... number of remittances. Mr. JOHN O'CONNELL moved that Mr. William O’Connell be appointed a wardes for Drury-lane ward, The motion was seconded by Captain BRODERICK, and passed. From St. Patrick’s ward, Manchester, 1745, per Mr. John Gallagher, Repeal Wardou ...
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... Pirst Lieutenant, by purchase, vic» Sleigh, who retires ; George John Stewart, Gent, to be Second Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Palmer, 6th Foot—To be Captains, without purchase—Lieutenant John Craven Mansergh, Lieutenant Edward Staunton. To be Lieuteents ...
... poor and defenceless, and how was this? Why, because the rich man lived in his house surrounded ty bhis servants; he was well armed ; his doors and shutters were barricaded, and he was in a position to stand a sort of siege if need be, and therefore it was ...
... gratification (as sent were—John O’Connell, W 3 .ll Mr. Hopkins, | Secretary to our last Repeal mecting here) to be the m-dium of Csptaio BN}“’!dv Rev. Mr. Wynne, Rev. Mr. ;pnm. | forwarding to you tiie enclosed address to Mr. John OConnell. Rev. Mr. O'Reiliy ...
... world, the history of Ireland would begin to date from the day when those armed myriads were landed on their coast (cheers). I remember, too, who cried out loudest then ; it was Mr. John O’Counnell (disapprobation). Sorry should I be—and let me offer this ...
... point of fact there were but fwo speeches—those of Lord John Bussell and Mr. D’lsracli. The addresses of both were remarkable, though not in their relation to the question under discussion. Lord John Rassell’s The case was given in charge to the jury about ...