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... restricting the Irish names that shed lustre upon our .' , than.me lourth ol th.l in the boroughs 'country? have, lobe sure, Grattan and a rue. ,i,h vexatious regulations hearted and maul, one; but lave Curran (bear h drt io’u tieht. but in particular depriving ...
... 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 ...
... Garret Fittou. KW. The Westminster Ward, London, fi* t$J. per Mr J,lineal RW. St John * Wood Ward. London, ll 19s 4d. per Mr Corcoran, RW. Birkenhead, Cheahire, 7s; per Mr. John Roane. 1H W. The Drury, lane Ward, London. 21 per Mr Jame* McDermott, Bury, ...
... Conciliation Hall. The following tlernen were present;—W. S. O’Brien, M.P. ; R. A. Fitzgerald, M P.; D. Ca’laghan, M.P.; Henry Grattan, M.P.; Thomas Steele. J. A. O'Neill, W. J. O’Neill Daunt, T. F. Meagher, J. H. Dunne, E. Costello, M. Dobeny. &c Ac. Atone ...
... above sum.) Four Courts’ Ward. 21 lbs 4d, per Mr. Byrne. John Lee Parkgale street. Lsq, renewed subscription, II Is. Audeon's Ward, Dublin, per Mr. J. Fox. lUi 12s 7d. Doyle, Carman Ha l, and F. Grattan, Esqrs, Francisstreet, 11 each. Borisbual, co. Mayo, ...
... inspector named Parker, were implicated Those men were smuggling Ribbon documents into the pockets their intended victims, and arms into their bouses made the evidences of gudt against the parties whom those dexterous practitioners had destined lor the dock ...
... t 157 Lord JOHN AN N ERS proposed a similar amendment, on whic angry difcussiou, lull persona ities arose, in which Lord J. Russell. Mr. Ferrand, Lord C. Hamilton, and several other member took part. It was at last ter initiated Lord John Russell’s observing ...
... district, in another county, a riot took place-some •• For part. 1 will not spate him ““S'® ot^ t „ f , mi . r 's house to demand arms ; the roan bravely •What a miserable estimate must form of our lo e , lve tb(!m _ reused the people of the neigh. constitutional ...
... tnej.l, to arm, for their victory over Sikh, wheo SecreUr, at .troigl, opp. red io IGrliament a .tm.l.r aud deaerved decoration to hi. veter.u comrade, tl .ular ctniangn., victor, of any. hard lough. 6e!A._ Limeri'.k Chronicle . Sip. John -In consequence ...
... vengeance, sure and smiting, the scep'ered robbers of old Sarmatia (loud and long continued cheering j. The descendants John S 'bieski (the arm. d Saviour Europe in the 17th century;, in this their third hard straggle with the triple despotism t has them »o ...
... hundreds of farmers, besides thousands of foot, armed with bludgeons, were assembled on the Newcastle and road. They marched into the town, and formed a junction with another party headed by band of music, and armed with staves—they hooted the magistracy. The ...
... Ireland. people living under despotic powers, protected and happy, with arms in their bands, while his own countrymen were starving in the midst of plenty, and deprived of their arms, as it it were neces.-ary to make them slaves before they could become ...