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... ?. 1 reiD,tt * nc « tt* preient amount. Mrs Charles M'Alliater, 1/. 1». ; Charles M'Allister, Eeo 1/ John M'Veagh, Esq., If., Joseph Magill, iV JOhn Mr*. M'AUiater not only paid her anhscription with the greatest cheerfulness, but has added materially ...
... 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 ...
... No; for Ireland was reserved thit blessing. He (Mr. Grattan) could not see the reason why he was not at liberty to go out to sport, and shoot until sfter be had got their degrading brand on hii arms (bear, hear). In England a gentleman could shoot and ...
... hand ::“‘d that yo re done in you TC; Bodking, AC; Robert M ex-J P; John oom“ power— you the migh h (hear, hear es | assumi try restor d that ere ur hour of P ;P O . Alder rt MM ; John d & the pride ght of a » B ug that . red to ong of eman- TC: Go man ...
... Anchor Brewery, per MrJuliuFit. Patrick, viz :—ll, Mr John Fitzpatricks own subscription jtor I»4G ; and 31, the subscriptions the men employed in the brewery under its patriotic proprietor, John D'Arcy, Esq. lie also handed in the renewed subscription ...
... Coocllietloo Hell thie day. Shortly after one o’clock, the Liberator, Mr. Vf, O'Brien, M.P., Mr. Henry Grattan, M P., Mr. Dgoigj Callaghan, M.P., Mr. John Augustus O’Neil, Mturi* O’Connell. M.P. ( and several other leading members of tb« Association, entered ...
... renewed subscription of the Rev. b1 John Caineo, P P, Maynooth. Per Mr. John Moriarty, in, of Ballybonnian, Listowel, 11, the subscription of James as Leonard, Esq, Portsmouth. Gort Mills, county Galway, et par John Mangan, Esq, 31 10s, of which 21 109 ...
... Reginald Macdonnell to have the rank of G Lieutenant; Ensign John Barnard Geale to be Lieatenant, vice Munfo-; Henry George Augustus Powell, gent, to be Ensign, vice Geale. Staff.-Lisutenant John Menck. Mason, from the 24th Foot, to tI be Adjutant of a ...
... oa the throne of the Addresses from both Houses of Parliament. The Lord Chancellor and the deputation from the House Peers armed the Palace half-past two o’clock. Tb# deputation wax conducted the green drawing-room. The Queen was conducted her seat the ...
... cheers). The Rev. Mr. O'Connor, P.P. St. Patrick's, responded. The next toast was—*' Henry Grattan and the Repeal Representatives of Conciliation Hall.*' Mr. H. Grattan, M.P., returned thanks in an able speech. Mr. Nicholas Maher, M.P., also briefly responded ...
... had said if England were engaged a just war, and would do them justice, she would have the hearts and readv arms brave Ireland. , . , „ Mr. John Augustus O’Neill here entered the hall amidst loud cheers; bile little cur, who had some mean* obtained admission ...
... by means of coercion acts, and arms’ bill* (hear, hear). I, in common with handful of Irish members 1843—the last session I attended in the British House Commons (cheers)—spent nearly three mouth’s in resisting an arms’ bill. It was the greatest parliamentary ...