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... some attention to tbe important subject upon which Mr. John O'Connell bad touched in speech had just madehe meant academical education in Ireland (Hear.) had obseivatkms Mr. O’Connell and Mr. John O'Connell, with that resoect they deserved from every Irishman ...
... disappointed Mr. Hughes did not adopt the course pointed out Mr. Labertouche for his relief;” those extracts are from tbe Kev. John Stafford's letter looking at those extracts, cannot at this time state that the firm was in a state of solvency, not knowing ...
... near Leeds* has been appointed steward of the extensive estates of the Earl Cardigan, in the County of York, in the place of Mr. Downs, who recently held that appointment. Lord John Uuasell bat arrived in London, accompanied by the Earl of Minto, from Minto ...
... T. C. James •tv John T.C.; Robert M'Mahon, Corbet T.C.; Edward Brown, T-C.; Uln , ' - c - ; Alderman O'Gorman, John To' ' Alderman Bodkin, Laurence Quin- il,'' Ste Pben Creagh, T.C.; Robert Fitzgerald, (82'*i chael Kelly, T.C. John Raleigh, Town Clerk ...
... national party. Mai Atter sddresses from Messrs. Grattan, J. O'Connel, ?? O'Gorman, Mr. O'Connell spoke again, and congratu- tak, lated the meeting on the important announcement made bers by Lord John Russell, in Glasgow, that the union ArtK between Great ...
... hi« measures:— , Chesham-place, Dec. 16, liuj Lord John Russell presents his humble dutv to tout honour submit to your Majesty the following Rol^ rt ktterto your Majesty, communicated to Lord John Russell, at Osborne House, offers the support of Sir ...
... ion : — Che^ham -place, Dec. 20, 1845. * Lord John Russell presents his humble duty to your Majesty, and has the honour to state that he has found it impossible to form an administration. Lord John Russell was aware from the first moment when your ...
... ntitled Now ChristmassAnnur~~ntt H HEARTH, THE CRICKET ON THE HERB Produced under the ?? 'If Mtr. JOse.. RYAN. Dot.. brs. H. P. Grattan. I Tilly SlawboY. .Mr. W. J. Hammond. After whish. ariety Of elegant DANCANG. To Oenehind With the Pantomimte of HARLEQUIN ...
... alluded the subject, hut that Mr. John (I'Couiu-U had aMuded to it, and he, therefore, thought himself entitled to so, ami state his honest j conviction. (Cheers.) nmnniralion from Mr. O'CoiineU regretted that arming gentleman of noor- i nary talents ...
... Protection Socieuea Imre been recently held. *No compromise with the League was the burthen of the and reaululion!. Lord John Hassell lias armed in London, accompanied by Karl of Minto. Mmto House, -here hie la)r.U.lp made abort stay, eii route from spite of ...
... esbury, Ellenborouegh, Hiaddington, Aberdeen, Liverpool, Jersey, Verulam, Harewood, Dalhousie, Clare, Powis, E Bathurst, Cardigan, St. Germans, Loandale, Ripon, Delawarr, Brounlow, Eildon, and Claunwilliam. Viscounts-Strangford, Hfuwarden, and Canning ...
... who respects equity and detests injosUce will cheer them on. I remain, my dear, Sir, very truly youra, JOHN A. O’NEILL. • 'ToT.M.Ray, Esq, Mr. Grattan delivered lengthened address, and said that it was the duty of Irish members to support measures that ...