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... and ldft the busineassto Lord John; but when Lord the Id John asked him for bis s'spport he was not prepared to give so a- it, But be was quits prepared to leave Ireland to starve. But obi itn he knew well that Lord John could not carry his measures jcc ...
... eighty-alx. J#n. 2'J. of rapid decline, the residence of her father, in Cootehill. aged tweuty-five years, Aune, second daughter of John Higginbotham, Esq. Jan. 34. tha forty-ninth year hi# age. at Tremadoc, Carnarvonshire. North Wales. Augustus Riddsll Mspwell ...
... Caulfield, rector of Beechingstoke ; Hoe. Thomas Cum*, vicar of Sandford, Oeoa ; Rev. 9. V. Edwards, vicar of Newnhant.Baldock Rev. John Foy, incumbent ' of Haselmere : Rev. S. Garrett, Rev. T. Grantham, rector of Bramber ; Rev. Edwin Harrison, vicar of itedbourne ...
... who are least | that day fortnight proposd John Joseph Donnellan » by declaring to them that they were wrong in withholding | able to bear such a burden, whilst the wealthiest often escape | E#qg., and John Mitehell, Eaq., as members of the parlia . - ...
... 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, ...
... connect them with that era (hear) ? The man whose name was immortal—the father of him who was then present m that Hall (Mr. Grattan)—did they think that when he read the speech of that man, and when he felt inspired the power which called up freedom into ...
... a verdict of manslaughter was found at the the body John Tuohy, surrendered himself J. Irwin, Esq. sulwinspector. The Government refuses fake bail.— Tuam Herald, Desperate Conflict.—The house of John Chamberleyne, respectable former, High Park, near C ...
... LITERATURE, I MOORE'S MELODIES TRANSLATED INTO IRISH (Dubln By JOHN, ARCHnBISHOP OF TUAM. r No. IVr. I- (Dublin: John Cumming, IC, Lower Ormnnd-luay.) During some time the increasing spirit of interest in the ancient literary remains of Ireland which ...
... think fit. The government prepared to assist in an euergetic man- ner. They appointed General Bustamento, Commander-in- Chief, armed 3,000 Civicos or National Guard, barricaded the town, cut trenches in all the roads, declared the city in a state of seige ...
... do. 1843 368,372 DO. do. 1844 ?? 346,393 Do. do. 1845 ?? .. 267,977 We are requested to state the above was read by Mr. Grattan, at the Repeal Association on Monday last. The traders of Ireland will do well to turn their attention to this, and will see ...
... 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 ...
... with fbkpa lifmtoridal TriigeY of Shakspeare'e~trit Tr, e -of:. -1 .3* *KiNG JOHN, .,which will be revived on this occasion, and not noted here these eighteen years, John, King of England, Mr. Caloraft; Faulcorbridge, Mr. Creswick; Hubertde Burgh, Mr ...