... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... O'Donnell, John t O'Brien, James R Browne, Janmes B Boyd, Robert In. me gram, John Cooke, Patrick Lynch, James Duodon, 0 S H, William Tinsley, John R Tinsley, John Quin, Edmund Po Beveridge, Gerald Beveridge, John M'Namara, Maurice all, ...

... Justice Fox, the late Baron Smith, and Sir John Newport, also supported the Union, but regretted it afterwards ; and one the promoters that measure. Lord Hutchinson. one time ssid his (Mr. Grattan's) father** Grattan. I ought be damned for having voted for ...

... O’Brien, Francia J O’Neill. John Brahan, PP, Stephen Crengb, TC, Edward Browne, TC, M R Ryan. James Ryan John Egan. TC, John Corbett, John O'Donnell. Solicitor F O’Brien. William O’Hara, Martin O’Doanell, John O’Brien, James Browne. James H ...

... op Murdrrers and Hojiburh—Couvmitted to gaol, John Gore Jones, Eq, R.M., Pul. Msher, for the murder of 1 hoiiia* Shanalmo, near Bjrriaoleigh, the Ooloher, 1844; Ryan. John Conwsy, 'I -maa Dwyer, and John KeiiiHily, of wo— the latter a respietable fanner's ...

... Noj; for Ireland was reserved that biessing. fle (Mr. Grattan) cdid not see the reason why he was not at liberty to go out to sport, and shoot untl after he had got their degrading braud on his arms ( hear, hear). Io Engiand a gentleman coald shoot and ...

... ?. 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 ...

... Fitzgibbon, P.P. Kilkeedy; John O’FerraJl, Synan, 11.C.C. Rathkeaio; Stephen Hayes, 11. Mulcehahv, do Rev. P. Darcy, P.P., Rev. H. Ryan, V.A., St. John’s ; Paul Creagh, Rev. T. J. P.P. dare; Rev. I). Leahy, C. C. Adare; Rev. John Bergin, 0.5. F., G. Dowling ...

... and be content forfeit the name Grattan. (Loud cheers). Let the English people go and open the pandit* Edmund Sexton IVnr, who was father of the Agn* -iltoral proprietary Ireland,—that individual of whom his ( Mr Grattan's father said, that such was his ...

... 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 ...

... of it (hear, hoar). It has been said—and excuse mo if I conclude serious subject with a joke —that kings have long arms, but the long arms of kings may bo deformed the short hand of the press (loud cheers). Mr. Geary said that had received a song illustrating ...