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... on th that Lord John Russell at one of the me gainst tant fi o help Scotland at which he displayed great talent and ut he distinetly that the union was a parehme: course (hear.) is another valuable and innportan ) sion made by Lord John Russell, namely ...
... deserve our warmest than! deeply, therefore, I give you the toast of — Henry Grattan, and the Repeal Representatives of Co Hall. A * Patrick’s Day.’’ red the ld into Mr. GRATTAN, having been called on to res you in the toast, said he thanked the assembly ...
... James Ryan, Fzan, John Corbett, T.C., John O'Donnell, Solicito P. O'Brien, William O'Hara, Martin Jot O'Brien, James RK. Browne, James B. Robert Ii gram, John Cooke, Patrick L: James 0.8.1 William Ti wsley, John R. Ti insley, John Quin, ...
... to discuss how much of the of parliament were in atten the things the Mansion-house un and how much may S. O’Brien, Henry Grattan, J . O'Connell, Maurice O'Con- sented to, on the su restion of that exceile t nobleman, Sunday should be devoted to religion ...
... country (cheers.) When (Sir R. I’etl) fimnd himself snrrouiulcil difficulties he resigned mid le« the business to John ; hut when Lord John asked him for his support Vic was not prepared to give it. Hut lie was prepared leave Ireland to starve (hear, hear ...
... prepat both sides, but the ene my suifered ler was forced view to ascertain W adful cals of cannon, It is also said tha t Sir John Littl do to ward o f from the Irish people this dre first attack, and that the ¢ nemy were only L cannot be contented to consider ...
... Kilfeenaughta—John Enright, of Killura, R.; Butler, of Castle Crin, non-R. Kiltannonlea—Je az M‘Cormack, Cappavilla, R. Patrick-street Ward— Honan, Queensboro, R.; Alderman O’Gorman, 6 a strect, R. John-street Ward—The Right w Mayor, John-square, R.; ...
... highest characters W nally spoken— highest virtu jon of est the hour be- jonors seen to have conspired in the gene and Henry Grattan’s was the o Typrin sce those corrus- tur How far iis high ch eter was the result of t are in inquire 5 wish, that Leould | ...
... clauses on the third reading. (hear, hear. ) Now I think By the str ong arm and the keen repeated his * positive and wi nalterable conviction,” thi peace officer, my friend Mr. Grattan is what they call in his country “a steadily and well. from their houses ...
... David Ahrm, Michael Eayluh, Patrick John Fain, Patrick Canty, ttarot Breen, John Breem, LmtrreHce Doherty, John Famminy, Jamee Condom, Michael Barrett, John Smlliram, Mary Noonan, Hiien Casey. Condon, Catherine Doherty, John fUmrke, J’homae ...
... there was another class of offences which was directed against the lower orders—he meant the taking away of arms. He could say that the robbery of arms was (he roost common offence his district It must be rememlicred that law only applied to the districts ...
... usual weekly meeting of the Loyal National Repeal Association was held on Monday—the hall was much crowded. The chair was taken John Mitchsll, Esq. Mr. KAY. amidst loud cheering, annouucad the receipt of the following letter from Mr. OTonuell March llth, isifi ...