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... Portadown, sent by Mr. Charles M‘Shane; from Milford, county W.; sent by Mr. John Crean, R. Erri G 9 and 21%. Ve 6d from sent by the thanks Catholic Reverend Edward elly. Vote of Mr. Grattan handed in 3L from the reading rooms of Airdrie, per Mr. J. M‘Auley, and ...
... Blake, M. J. Bord, John Bridgeman, Hewitt Browne, Robert Dillon Browne, Hon. William Butler, Colonel Pierce Butler, Pierce S. Carew, Hon. R. S. CaTendish, Hon. B. Chapman, B. J. Chichester, Lord John Clements, Lord Collett, John Corhallr. Mathew Ellas ...
... Trinity College Spencer Pearson, 8.A., Trinity College; John Stone h Trinity College; John Johnstone, B. A., Trinity College Pbibsts Dublin.—Ref. William Hleasdtl! a Trinity College; Rev. John Homan. M.A.. Trinity Coll Ref. James Augustus Pago, 8.A. ...
... 3/.from Milford, county Done* gal. sent Mr. John Crean, R. W.; and 2/. 16* from Errigal Garragh, county Londonderry, aenl the Catholic Rector, Rev. Edward Kelly. Votes of thanks carried with cheers. Mr. Grattan, after referring to the coercion bill, Mr ...
... unpopular that they could not live amongst the people, or were so cowardly that they would not protect themselves, he (Mr. Grattan) did not pity them in the least. — (Hear.) Now, he said they could protect themselves —they ought to protect themselves, and ...
... Moneyrea; John Cramsie, Esq., Belfast; Richard Niven, Chrome-Hill; Rev. W. Bruce, Francis Ritchie, Esq., Mount -Pottinger ; Dr. M‘Kittrick, H ol ‘ood ; John Scott, Esq., elfast; Dr. Hodges Soci iety’s che- mist); Dr. Kirkpatrick, Larne; Bre Ritchie, John Borthwick ...
... tyranny Ireland’s torn; pent-up spirit. O’Connell will be true—Smith O’Brien and John O’Connell will the leader’s generals the right and loft wing of our party, and Grattan of tho magic name brook insult. Let the other Repeal members, some of whom only ...
... 1805 of the Aebeas corpus act was renewed. wes an arme ect which was enatinced till 1810. Jo 1814 and there fmourreetion acts. In 1822 there vere ect aad a suspension of > corpus. In 1633 there was 08 arms ac: In 1824 we fiad the insar- to operate for five ...
... more reckless than America. In the Oregon war, now threatened, John Bull will have to carry weights in the race he proposes to run against Jonathan. With the National Debt on his back, poor John bears a very striking resemblance to Atlas struggling under ...
... Present—Andrew Mulholland, F..sq., J.P-, the Chair ; George Greer, John Charters, Richard Hull, James Campbell, Robert M'Kihhin, M.D., John Borthwick, John Boyd, Richard Nevin, John Cramsie, Ksqrs., and the Rev. Blakely. The Secretary, after reading ...
... pleasure, whose life they would, without any respect, attempt, if be interfered with any of their projects. They are usually armed with round iron weapon, which is carried either at the point of the flowing turban, or at their side It consists of flat iron ...